one of the funniest scenes ive seen in a while
this is just anime malcolm in the middle
what’s the name of the anime? come on!
It’s called A Place Further Than the Universe :)
thanks!!
and damn, look at that high MAL rating
definitely adding this anime to my “to watch” list!
….But he is right…. That’s a cuttlefish….
it’s not a cuttlefish
Amazing
yesterday! i saw this guy i used 2 b involved with for a hot minute last year, and i found out, from him, that ‘my friend’ made some aggressive sexual assertions at him earlier this year when i had gone on vacation. and while technically, it was casual and i have since moved on from this guy, she was not updated on that; all she knew was that i liked him and that we had something going on so !!! i am angry at the principle of it all. when i came back, i had met up with her for brunch and she was acting all innocent asking how things were going between me and him. oooo i’m annoyed but because it happened 3 months ago and me and the guy are currently a nothing, it’s not worth having a confrontation over since i’ve distanced myself from her for other reasons already. wow, but life keeps giving u surprises every day!
SOMEONE ASKED THE VAS AT THE DALLAS CON THEY WERE AT TODAY IF THERE WOULD BE ANY FUTURE INTERACTIONS WITH KEITH AND THE TEAM
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Shark finning infographic by ripetungi.
MANDATORY REBLOG
This sounds like a lot, but it’s true. An estimated 100,000,000 sharks per year are killed, threatening many species with endangerment or extinction.
Scary predators are important to the ecosystem, too. Conservation’s not just about the panda bears.
SHARKS AREN’T THAT BLOODY DANGEROUS FOR GOD’S SAKE!
When Keith senses someone about to flirt with Shiro.
Don’t mind my shaky hand, I was laughing at myself
The ability to see Earth’s magnetic field, known as magnetoreception, relies on the presence of specifically the blue wavelength of light. The complex process involves “radical” intermediate molecules which are sensitive to Earth’s magnetic field. The Earth’s magnetic field, as it relates to the direction the bird is facing, could alter the intermediate radical molecules differently, giving the bird a sense for where it is facing in relation to the Earth’s magnetic field.
While the exact way birds visualize Earth’s magnetic field is part of further investigation, scientists believe the Cry4 protein acts as sort of a filter over the bird’s vision. This filter would allow birds to see a sort of compass of the Earth and direct their migratory flights accordingly.
Source: Forbes
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