punkrockluna:

The pride in his eyes in that last cap

dukestewart:

Storm watch.

yourdndstories:

Once you go gnome, you never go home. Did I use that one already? Oh well. 

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hotelmario:

death-420:

lets make a comic some1 do the next panel

c2oh:

my pokemon team atm. will i ever get stronk? probably not.

kaenith:

Zorua, the Tricky Fox Pokémon.  It changes into the forms of others to surprise them. Apparently, it often transforms into a silent child.

Happy Halloween everyone!

kingsleyyy:

i swear it would be easier to explain if someone looked over my shoulder and saw me watching porn than to explain some of the posts on my damn dashboard…this being one of them

unlovde:

I understand what this stick figure is feeling

quartz-poker:

did-you-kno:

You can’t tell when your kid is lying. Data taken from more than 10,000 instances show adults could only tell when kids were lying 47% of the time, which is no better than if they had just guessed. Source

My theory is a lot of adults refuse to believe children are capable of lying.

there’s an entire short film about how adults refusing to believe that their kid could lie results in a teacher turning into a killer.

quartz-poker:

dustyhooves:

geardrops:

ambris:

ithelpstodream:

paranoid parrot

I do like, 90% of these.

hold up doesn’t everyone do/think these things?

Me.

If someone starts following me I always start making random turns and go to the police station. :D

i do all of these except the dog one but thats because i dont have a dog