Bouncy Brown Bears

eencrawford:

mentallydatingfrankiero:

did-yuo-kno:

thesmithgirl90:

did-yuo-kno:

Please, for the sake of the easily offended, don’t make jokes on Tumblr! This is a place for reblogging pictures of Starbucks, Uggs, and girls in bikinis, NOT humor!

Fuck you, man. Fuck you. I’m a white girl too and I love to reblog jokes. If you think that tumblr’s just made for reblogging that shit, then you’re a fucking little bit with no sense of humor at all. Go crawl back up your mother’s sluty little pussy and suck your little fucknuts.

My mom is dead.

screaming omdfgf this is the f8unniest thing ever

• makes joke about white girls not being able to take a joke
• white girl gets offended

omfg

Possibly the only one of these I will ever reblog.

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chazitanta:

sprite37:

ipoog:

a never ending cycle 

best way to break the cycle, I guarantee :3 

Agreeing 100% with the above response.

Truth.

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wiseignorance:

Phanaeus vindex - Rainbow Scarab Beetle

The Rainbow Scarab Beetle is an American species ranging from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rocky Mountains. They grow up to 1 inch long, and are dung beetles. Only the males have horns. Overall one the most colorful and awesome bugs in America.

Photo ©DT Almquist 2012, all rights reserved

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fyanimaldiversity:

Subspecies and Morphs of Brown Bear (Ursus arctos)

Because of their wide range, brown bears have adapted to different areas and subspecies often have very distinct looks. Even in a single region with a single subspecies, color can vary greatly from individual to individual. 

1. Kodiak  (Ursus arctos middendorffi) bears, especially females, can come in this vibrant orange shade. This is the largest subspecies.
2. This grizzly (Ursus arctos horribilis) has a beautiful silver grey saddle contrasting with it’s nearly black limbs and lightly brown tinged head.
3. An almost platinum blond grizzly female with light cinnamon limbs.
4. A European brown bear (Ursus arctos arctos) with a sandy head perched on top of brown body with dark limbs.
5. The ussuri (Ursus arctos lasiotus) is an Asian subspecies, often times black in color. This Chinese example has a jet black body, with a dark brown-black head.
6. Another ussuri, it’s orange-brown halo and white chest marking pop against it’s dark coat.
7. An Ininkari brown bear (Ursus arctos ?) from an area where this morph is unique; a creamy light upper half and blue-grey bottom. This one appears to have blue eye patches as well.
8. This beautiful Himalayan  (Ursus arctos isabellinus) has noticeably large and furry ears. It might just be me, but I can almost see hints of lavender in it’s light brown coat where darker fur is mixed in.
9. Even lighter, the Syrian (Ursus arctos syriacus) seems to be the most consistently light subspecies. Hardly brown, they all seem to be more of a creamy sandy color. 
10. The very rare Tibetan Blue’s (Ursus arctos pruinosus) dark morph is beautiful, and makes up for the lack of images for the light morph. A light orange-sandy head, white right around it’s chest and neck, and dark blue-grey body isn’t what comes to mind when you think “brown bear”.

WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY?: Irish Drinking Song - The Best of Colin Mochrie

• ‘I shouldn’t be the last person’

I love this man.

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kreapster:

pc4sh:

A batch of Pokémons that I devamp’d. (Trying to make them look as older sprites/artworks)

aw man, I really like the colors on the Volcarona ;v;

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cubeybooby:

thanks america

fluffywhite:

This fucking game