#couldnt be me

[oh2bloved]

When they- when th- whe- * explosion sound *

[twillean-sparks]

Can everyone pls help clown on this utter FRUIT for me rq 🙏🙏

[yittiko]

"the Oracle told me to beware the eyes"

Doodle drop

(The poor kid can't catch a break and I'm not willing to give him one)

Infected Leo au?

[darkest-fantasy]

Imagine being on the side of the fandom that bullies people who ship a literal cauldron fated MATED pair….

Couldn’t be me

[hielloehyy]

tdi nu metal album covers 😱😱😱😱

[askunwantedguestnarrator]

[Ahh I just saw a new TSP account and wanted to interact.]

May the Narrator tell us more about his character design? Or if they have any special powers or anything?

What about how closely related they are to canon? How much headcannons do they have? Are they still working via canon facts or a separate AU?

[Excuse the long questions, I'm interested and came up with these on the spot]

Sending my regards to the older gentleman and the rest.

anywhoosies, thank you so much for the question, Kat!

[askzloyxp]

babe are you ok you've listened to "friends in low places repriese" 36 times in a row, I promise you're not just another one in a long line of noones

[preluvz]

Haha I can't finish this today but happy birthday to the best boy!!!

[meoproject]

it's important to give her little treats

[odinsblog]

How Do Waves Not Break The Glass at La Jolla Restaurant The Marine Room?

If you’ve ever been to The Marine Room in La Jolla, you know that the restaurant is famous for ocean waves crashing against its glass windows. The real question is, how do the waves stay outside the restaurant?

The answer is relatively simple. But, it’s steeped in the history of The Marine Room, which stretches back to the 1930s when the Kellogg family founded the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club (where restaurant is located).

While The Marine Room seems impervious to the crashing tides now, Mother Nature has breached the restaurant’s glass walls in the past. The first breach happened in 1941, when a roaring surge flooded the restaurant.

Eventually, The Marine Room rebuilt — and, this time, used bulletproof glass in its construction. This invention helped the restaurant keep the waves out until 1982. However, the bulletproof glass didn’t fail at that time. Instead, years of salt water exposure had corroded the steel I-beams.

After that incident, the restaurant took nine months to rebuild its iconic dining room. This time, it used reinforced steel covered in Gunite — a material used to construct swimming pools. The Marine Room also upped the ante with even more durable bulletproof glass.

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[oopsiebrooke]

they should invent a girl who regularly cleans her mirrors

[luckyxmisfortune]

It's been an eventful first week for the new Farmer, and needless to say, some of the townsfolk are noticing.

[j2x3e]

Savage five-year-old son beat up low self-esteem father with comatose wife

[snowberryc]

Seems like they made it just in time for Halloween !

[raiyndeere]

Day 4: Black Cat

I haven’t drawn Neona in forever omg…

List by @piquuroblox 😁

[tartintart]

Imagine being a trend hopper