rcruzniemiec:

Joel Robison

Cranbrook, BC (a smallish town tucked in the Rocky Mountains) where Joel Robison lives seems like a magical place, not only do books and coffee cups come in reasonable sizes but also a whole universe of magical, whimsical and funny images for us to enjoy.

phillyphilippino:

“The Comfort or Your Own Pessimism”

Someone call the wahmbulance

Prints

wishescount:

Hahaha, Did not expect that!

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jadeharleyschoiceass:

hiddlestalker:

profound1nation:

extraordinary-british-gentleman:

daevjade:

carryonmywincestsounds:

serenading-the-unicorn:

you forgot one

Nope, you fergot another:

I am

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gracehelbig:

tyleroakley:

OH. MY. GOD.

well, shit.

Jennifer Lawrence's movie characters.

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thehorologicon:

We need YOUR help to bring back obscure, beautiful, and sometimes witty, lost words of the English language - enjoy them, use them, share them. 

From Mark Forsyth, author of the bestselling The Etymologicon, comes a book of weird words for familiar situations, from ante-jentacular to snudge by way of quafftide and wamblecropt.

We are also giving you a chance to win a copy of The Horologicon and some stickers - just follow thehorologicon.tumblr.com and reblog this post before 20th December 2012 and you’ll be entered. 

You can also find the #lostwords campaign on Pinterest, Twitter, and Facebook.  

tommythepanda:

Ernest Borgnine, who died on Sunday of apparent kidney failure at age 95, may have won an Oscar and may be remembered for his roles in the film “Marty” and the sitcom “McHale’s Navy,” but to an entire generation of kids, he’s Mermaid Man from “SpongeBob SquarePants.”

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