In the forest valley

daddymymouthisfullofstars:

actionjeffson:

smoking weed with my tits out hell yeah

forcryingoutbat:

GIFs of James Marsters as Spike in Buffy The Vampire Slayer

(Part 2 of 3)

slayerbuffy:

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | S4E22: Restless.

slayerbuffy:

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
1.12 | “Prophecy Girl”

benchowmein:

thinkin bout…salmon

amygdalae:

And if I die before I toke I pray the lord my bowl to smoke

thebibliosphere:

thebibliosphere:

I keep seeing ‘discourse’ on the moving picture apps about how if you were around for the first iteration of whimsigoth in the early 2000s, you’re too old to participate in the fashion trends now.

And like, obvious ridiculousness aside (cringe is dead, time is an illusion, wear whatever), I raise this counterpoint:

ID: an image of Aunt Frances and Aunt Jet from Practical Magic wearing large hats, lace gloves and an amalgamation of whimsical attire. /end ID.

Thank you, and good night.

#it’s not just a trend it’s a lifestyle - @fallingforthevillain

You. You get it.

yuumei-art:

Cloud Breaker

So into painting tigers lately lol

fullcravings:

Caramel Custard

deathwarlock:

space-freddie:

deathwarlock:

deathwarlock:

damn this animal smells like kush!!!

hey does anyone have any tomato juice

Did you get sprayed by a skunk?

I dont know what a “skunk” is but this gay rat made me smell like shit

medievalthymes:

not to sound like a medieval peasant but, cheese and bread. garlic and butter. a menagerie of spices. potatoes. that’s what life is all about right there.

sakurafigures:

♡ Dictyophora Indusiata (The Mushroom Girls) - Reverse Studio

lenoreamidala:

Jane Austen’s novels are not feminist in the way we mean it today. But they do hint at the need for equality between the sexes. Her heroines defy gender norms, and push for more agency in their own lives.

flowerytale:

Jane Austen, from “Sense and Sensibility”

periodedits:

Neither of us have anything to tell. 
I because I conceal nothing and you because you communicate nothing.

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY (1995) dir. Ang Lee