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Once again we have to do what Bioware doesn't do themselves

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i always forget how much of a hell getting up in the morning during the cold months is until im trying to get dressed taking frost damage like ough augh ugha oagh uagh

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Evening By The Pond

by Jan Schmuckal

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The suspense

(via)

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The Megaloceros, Axial Gallery, Lascaux cave

Magdalenian, 15,500 ybp

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Skara Brae Buddo, human figure carved from whalebone, dated c. 2,900 – 2,400 BC. Discovered at Skara Brae, a Neolithic settlement located in the Bay of Skaill on the Mainland, an island in the Orkney archipelago of Scotland.

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it was a stroke of genius to give James T Kirk a bitchy flip phone in the 60's, truly amazing to watch him slam it shut like a pissed off socialite girl in 2000's teen shows

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that said you will not hear me complaining about the rain here ever. i love it so much and whenever people are like “ugh i mostly love it here but the rain 😩 if it rained less it would be perfect” i���m like not to be blunt but you sought work in a rainforest and then saved up money to move to a rainforest and then you looked for apartments in a rainforest and then you put down a $3,500 deposit in a rainforest and then you drove 1500 miles to get to the rainforest. and yeah it’s raining. if it rained less it would be an ecological disaster in fact

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For years I’ve thought, if joy was a person, it would be Gavin Creel singing Put On Your Sunday Clothes in Hello, Dolly

What a wonderful talent gone way too soon

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did somebody say compulsory heterosexuality bashir??

garashir / good luck babe / garak pov

this is the first thing i've edited in a very long time (i think it may have literally been over ten years), im planning on creating a full length edit with cropping, effects, colouring, etc, eventually, this is just a preview for now tbh

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I know that Peter’s Jackson Lord of the Rings trilogy technically has flaws but also….it doesn’t. It’s perfect.

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everyone look at my seal rolls

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yeah as soon as I wake up no longer fatigued for the first time in my life I'll be set

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I have a theory... and this is just like, conjecture! I'm not an anthropologist and I haven't done or read any studies or anything... I think the way our culture seems increasingly enthusiastic about ritualistic seasonal consumerism (the pumpkin spice lattes and aesthetic Gilmore Girls binges of Fall, for example) is that our lives are increasingly devoid of the rhythm of traditions historically provided by a common religion or societies organized around agrarian cycles. I think that as humans, we crave cyclical time-organization (each season is both new and exciting, yet comfortingly familiar) and social connection, but our society no longer naturally provides that. Most people are completely disconnected from the agricultural cycle, and with globalization and refrigeration, foods that were once highly seasonal are increasingly available year-round (convenient! Yet boring!). Harvesting and food production is no longer a communal activity, but yet another specialized commodity provided by a few professionals. So, what can we do to mark the passage of time? How do we connect with each other and keep from just drifting aimlessly? We buy stuff and consume media! This is increasingly all we have left.