Twelvehourtree asked for it.
Reblog if you’re ok with Yahoo owning tumblr since they are letting it stay indepenedant
… just like they did with delicious?
This Is Just To Say
I have destroyed
the website
that you used
for bookmarking
and which
you were probably
using
all the time
Forgive me
it was delicious.com
so useful.
Not anymore.Takh.
Takh.
Twas not I, but the lovely lannamichaels! (I had some formatting issues that got borked and then reborked.)
(Source: ironicapples)
Reblog if you’re ok with Yahoo owning tumblr since they are letting it stay indepenedant
… just like they did with delicious?
I have destroyed
the website
that you used
for bookmarking
and which
you were probably
using
all the time
Forgive me
it was delicious.com
so useful.
Not anymore.
(Source: ironicapples, via naamahdarling)
Explanation for Overly Philosophical Trek Fans: When I was a tiny, I loved Star Trek because it was a way for someone, even a little kid, to access and be able to ask about The Big Questions. As I grew up, I learned to disagree with some of Trek’s answers, but I could do that because I’d already learned the language of argument and discussion.
Explanation for People Uninterested in Too Many Words: “Gosh guys, having a show that promotes the possibility of world peace and not being a raving sack of dickbears is too philosophical. Let’s stop asking questions and start marinating in lens flares.”
With deference to the genius of David Bowie, here’s Space Oddity, recorded on Station. A last glimpse of the World.
Huge thanks in the making of the video to the talented trio of Emm Gryner, Joe Corcoran and Andrew Tidby, plus Evan Hadfield and all at the CSA.
(via catbushandludicrous)
When I saw those tomato roses, I was struck with such a sense of nostalgia. Whenever we had a very fancy salad or a reason to celebrate, my grandma used to make them.
(via springsnotfail)
The first two pages from my upcoming comic Horus Story, the very true story of Horus’ birth according to Egyptian legend.
