my wall has 300% more glittery space gays thanks to @silasjulian
i drew my star trek parents
Bro… what are you doing?
These are Australian magpies, and it gets better.
The one hanging upside down is a juvenile, from the appearance of its spotted breast, which adults do not have.. At that age they can fly but are pretty clumsy. I’m guessing it managed to collide with the sheet or attempted to land on it and is now hanging on for dear life. Falling on its head just off the ground is unlikely to hurt it, but it won’t be pleasant regardless.
The one approaching it is an adult female, more than likely its mother, from the grey pattern on the back of her neck. That same area in males is solid white. She’s probably a little concerned.
“What did you do lil buddy????”
“I DONE FUCKED UP”
Plant of the Day
Sunday 26 June 2016
The crinkled golden foliage and upright habit of Ulmus x hollandica ‘Dampieri Aurea’ (golden elm) is in dramatic contrast with the dark evergreen hedging of Taxus baccata (yew). The Ulmus have become sentinel sculptures either side of this window in the hedging - simplicity is the key to this planting. This deciduous tree is good for a restricted space with the foliage appearing to ascend the tree in whorls, creating an amazing, tight, upright column which colours
best in a sunny position. This cultivar shows good resistance to Dutch Elm Disease.
Jill Raggett
Fritz has been dreaming of this moment for years. He’s probably been talking about it with Sophia for hours now.
Restaurants are brilliantly using Pokémon Go to lure in customers
The Pokémon Go effect is real: Jeffery Kaune, the general manager of the Bremerton Bar and Grill in Bremerton, Washington, said the app has caused a surge in business. “I estimate that we’ve had between 25% to 50% more business this weekend.” he said in an interview. It’s true. Restaurants that are paying attention have worked the Pokémon effect to their advantage.
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