#weird and wonderful

[natureisthegreatestartist]

Is this a cartoon character? Nope. It's an Irrawaddy dolphin, found in the Bay of Bengal and Southeast Asia.

[theatheistgirl]

I achieved nothing today.

David Fullerton.

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

It's World Pangolin Day!!

Pangolin Fact: Pangolins walk on their hind legs and look like little scheming villains.

[beatlepaul4ever]

To everyone annoyed the video isn’t serious.

If they didn’t know how wonderfully weird and goofy they were, they’re only surface skimming fans.

[thecategoryis]

Last Train to St. Laurent

NYC Ball x DotsEye

[gatabasica]

[astralfocus]

🦇 Calling all creatures of the night and fellow wanderers of the shadows! 🦇

Are you drawn to the eerie and macabre? Do you find beauty in the darkness and comfort in the strange? If so, I'm looking for kindred spirits like you!

I'm on a quest to find new friends who:

- Appreciate the spooky side of life 🕸️👻

- Understand the complexities of mental health struggles 🖤

- Aren't afraid to embrace their inner weirdo 🎭

Whether you're into:

- Gothic literature and horror films 📚🎬

- Paranormal investigations and ghostly tales 👻

- Dark art and creepy aesthetics 🖼️

- Or just need someone who gets the ups and downs of life 🎢

Let's connect and create our own little coven of misfits and oddballs. We can share our favorite spooky content, vent about life's challenges, and support each other through the good, the bad, and the beautifully bizarre.

If this resonates with you, don't be shy! Reblog, like, or send me a message. Let's be friends in this strange and wonderful world. 🖤🕯️

Please don't be shy and message me! My DMs are open! 🖤

[kisekaeheaven]

[lobrac]

Get to know your gnome!

So first of all I stole this post idea from my dear rwrb loving mutual @nerd-party, (Go check out her blog NOW!)

Name: Call me anything you want! Some call me Lob, Lobrac, Lotus, Napoleon and much more, so the choice is yours, my friend!

Pronouns: Use any you like. You can't missgender me, but if you try anyway I WILL destroy Venezuela.

Gender: Non-Binary (Still discovering who I actually am)

Sexuality(?): I'm pansexual, though recently I'm speculating I may be ace

Age: 15 at the moment

Birthday: On the 4th of October

Favourite movie: *insert any Ghibli film name*

Favourite book: Alastor; or the ghost of solitude by Percy B. Shelley

Favourite band: AJR, System of a Down and Black Sabbath

Favourite song: Question! or Spiders, both of which are by System of a Down

Nationality: Czech

So that's all for me. I will update the post if anything changes. Please suggest any entries you'd like to see.

Obligatory pun about a TERF: What nation do TERFs live in? They live in the Discrimi nation.

[haunteddonutshopn64]

[saranilssonbooks]

Since it's been on my mind, I would like to share some of my own, personal sentiments regarding the peculiar and fascinating phenomenon that is the drastic back and forth change of tone in Moby-Dick.

The first time I read it, I was quite taken aback by this, shall we say, unusual structure and it was certainly one of the bigger reasons why it took me months to finish the book. One had to recuperate from having one's heart ripped out before being able to handle mirth hysterics or epic cringe fits, y'know. I believe this is an experience shared by many a Dickhead.

By now I have read the book 11 times (no, I don't have any friends), and come to terms with it by simply regarding each chapter - save for those making up the final stretch - as an entirely separate entity and celebrate it for what happen to be. Tragedy, time to weep like a baby. Comedy, serotonin guaranteed. Cetology... hardcore fan moment? This way I get the most out of it and it feels as if I make my own experience of the content justice.

Of the many themes that make up the extraordinary creation that is the story, the one to affect me the most is contrast (The Symphony, anyone?) and though uncomfortable and sometimes even irritating, the change of chapter tone further enhances the impact it has on me. It's a weird feeling for sure, but then again, what about Moby-Dick isn't weird?

[natureisthegreatestartist]

What are these little creatures? They are tenrecs, which live in the forests of Madagascar. Weird and wonderful, right?

[theatheistgirl]

Today I'm a 9.

[kathenaaa]

So I am curr3ntly doing art gcse. And the theme is gatherings. I want to do the circus but cannot find a single artist to research so some ideas would be amazing because I on a breakdown and stressing tf out and my teacher is bordering on useless. Please and thank you

[somerandomdog511]

Tw: animal death

I just found out that the two headed cow died. I'm about to cry. They were so beautiful and we we're all rooting for them. However with their death we are blessed with a two headed sheep. I hope this one makes it.

Sorry for the random rant I'm just a bit upset.