femmewitch:

highkeygay:

She’s getting the tea henny

and she’s gagging 

(Source: telegraph.co.uk)

athingofvikings:

prismatic-bell:

terulakimban:

jamaicanblackcastoroil:

biglawbear:

white-throated-packrat:

cynth3tic:

just-shower-thoughts:

You get ‘on’ a bus or train, but you get ‘in’ a car or taxi

How to not mix them up (for those who might be learning English): If you walk upright when boarding, you’re getting on. If you sit into a seat from the door, you’re getting in.

So, for example, you also get *on* a plane or boat, and *in* a carriage.

Oh, that is a good distinction.

English is my native language and this blew my mind

I just taught my class this

Similarly: on a ferry, in a rowboat, on a ship. 

Also, every amusement park ride is “on,” even if you have to sit to get in. You get on a roller coaster. You get on a carousel. You get on the Ferris Wheel. You get on the falling tower.

If I had to guess, it’s because you have to walk up to these things, even if you then sit to get on.

And if you want to play with it for a moment of humor, a tall person getting into a small car is “putting it on” like an article of clothing (I’m six feet tall and I used to “put on” my Honda Civic).

boblievird:

piece inspired by @captainkirkk’s “love language” fic on ao3 in which the gaang utilize zuko’s full potential as a walking talking heater

starbusters:

greelin:

raccoons and their… little hands

Originally posted by lilyluvsj

falseknees:

It really matches her intensity

sojournerlies:

tastefullyoffensive:

(via striderepiphany)

this one is never not funny

just-shower-thoughts:

The moment someone asks for the board game instructions, you know it’s getting serious.