dormatorymoss:

or, alternatively: which is your general favourite

dragguns:

captainsnoop:

i love the storytelling in the Kirby games because of the ever-present implication that something extremely significant is going on in the background of Kirby’s peaceful life on Popstar 

like, in the Kirby universe there’s this massive war between technology and magic and gigantic space demons with cat faces and you don’t get to learn anything significant about it. 

you are looking at these events of cosmic significance through Kirby’s eyes, and all Kirby knows is that these are are assholes that caused his sandwich to fall on the kitchen floor this morning and they need to pay for that crime 

like, imagine you’re some kind of cosmic warlord demon bent on dominating the universe, but somehow you blowing up a planet caused a sandwich to fall off a plate and that enraged the wrong extremely strong pink baby.

kirby doesn’t know or care who you are or what you’ve accomplished. you indirectly fucked with his lunch and now he’s coming to kill you. 

Ininity war ends with kirby coming out of nowhere. thanoss laughs at this small pink puffball but then kirby eats the infinity gauntlet and kills thanoss. He then goes and looks for a jimmy johns.

ambris:

ruderickrude:

Annoying everyone with my new obsession

George Eaker v. Philip Hamilton (November 23, 1801)

unabashedlybi:

hungwy:

tilthat:

TIL apes don’t ask questions. While apes can learn sign language and communicate using it, they have never attempted to learn new knowledge by asking humans or other apes. They don’t seem to realize that other entities can know things they don’t. It’s a concept that separates mankind from apes.

via reddit.com

they just mind their own business

banishedquasiroyal:

i, for one, love this boy

thetimeisneveright:

I love this picture look how photogenic he is!!!!!!!!!!