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btvs rewatch ✞ 5x07 Fool for Love

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37 deleted celebrity tweets that will live on forever (x)

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Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling

Rachel Bighead :)

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reblogging this again just to say: if you havent seen this yet you really need to

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One of the most deadly animals in the world is none other than the geography cone snail. Not surprisingly indigenous to Australia, its venom is potent enough to kill humans, with over 30 deaths being documented. Being poisoned by one of these lethal creatures can result in vision loss, respiratory failure, paralysis, and, eventually, death. The venom is a compound mixture of hundreds of different toxins delivered via a harpoonlike tooth driven from an extendable proboscis. 

Ironic as it is, among the elements of the cone snail’s venom are proteins which have have enormous possibilities of being used for pain-killing drugs. Its effects are said to be 10 000 more potent than the popular pain-killer morphine, without its side effects and addictive properties. 

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Headstone in Hawaii Spared by Lava Flow: As a slow-moving lava approached a cemetery in a rural Hawaii town, Aiko Sato placed flowers at the headstone of the family plot she’s tended to over the years, thinking it would be the last time she would see it. 

Surprisingly, the lava had covered the cemetery but spared this headstone. Sato’s aunt, Eiko Kajiyama, 83, said she was heartbroken when she heard lava covered the cemetery.  Upon hearing the good news, she was overjoyed. 

Kajiyama said it feels like Pele, the Hawaiian volcano goddess, spared the headstone. “We’re so thankful we know the tomb is still there.” Her sister and brother, who died as infants, are buried there, along with the urns of her parents. (Source)

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the only millennial headline that matters

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