BunnyGirl
Eclectic. Funny. Sarcastic. Animal lover. Buddhist. Music obsessed. Film enthusiast.
I'm living in the moment.
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Alot of people will not notice this. Reblog if you see the spelling mistake in this post.
If you don’t reblog this I’m judging you
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Why I think they like to hang out with me at the bath.
lol…reminds me of my sister’s cat
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I have dated so many people who would love to do this.
Wehrli takes everyday scenes of disorder and rearranges them into neat rows, sorted by different attributes such as color, size, shape, and type, etc.
this is really fucking soothing oh my gosh
EVEN THE DOTS ON THE BOWL
Reblogging this to say the stars one pisses me off.
literally me
(via insanedreamslucidmind)
If you’re one of the people looking at her Kickstarter money with stars in your eyes and awesome plans of your own in your head, ask yourself first: Have you put in the time? Earned the credibility? Scoped out the financial balance sheet? Made the commitment to fulfill every single thing you have promised?
Palmer has. If you haven’t — on any of this — be aware that your results, shall we say, may vary."
(via neil-gaiman)
This is Claude. Claude is an awesome 15-pound Monster Tasmanian Crab recently caught off the shores of (you’ll never guess!) Tasmania who was on his way to an industrial-size steamer before being bought by a British Aquarium for £3,000 (~$4,800). Claude’s shell is 15-inches across and it’s estimated he’s large enough to make 160 crabcakes BUT MIGHTY CLAUDE WILL CONTINUE TO GROW until he’s almost 30 pounds and another three inches wide. That’s almost big enough to ride into battle against the sharks!
In the wild, crabs eat any dead or dying matter they find on the seabed but Claude is currently dining on diced mackerel and squid and is reportedly very happy with his gourmet diet.Rob Hicks, head marine biologist for Sea Life, said: ‘They are such impressive creatures we thought that it was worth the cost and effort of flying them halfway round the world so they can flourish in an aquarium display.
[via Geekologie]
Claude, may you live long and prosper.
Wow!
