Greatest hits of the mullet rock

warplanerubdown:

robotics5:

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todaysbird:

so uh. Was anyone going to tell me that the pink fairy armadillo is only six inches long

littlest babey……

There’s also the Greater Fairy Armadillo, which is frustratingly difficult to find good pictures of

Even the Greater Fairy Armadillo only gets to be around 7 inches according to Wikipedia

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fishmorgue:

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horrorgay:

horrorgay:

ok so. who has been on here (tumblr) for an entire decade of their life?

10 years +

7-9 years

4-6 years

1-3 years

less than a year

less than a month

So this is a visual representation of “are the new users you’re changing the entire app and website layout/features for in the room with us right now”.

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behindmymoviecamera:

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plasmalogical:

abbleremorse:

fulminata2:

When you pick up a sword for the first time you will be slow and awkward. This is frustrating, but refuse the temptation to try and become a “faster” fencer. Chasing after speed is like trying to catch smoke. If you try and pursue speed, all you will accomplish is haste. Haste is the enemy of 1st class fencing.

Speed is a lie the untrained mind tells itself when it sees an action it cannot follow. The truth is a combination of timing, control, and fluidity. Fluid motion, even done slowly, will always arrive before a hasty strike. Control will allow you to move without wasteful motion that will slow you down. Timing will eliminate the need to move fast almost entirely. There is no need to get somewhere fast so long as you get there at the right time.  

Tip for mymutuals who engage in bladed armed combat

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wilwheaton:

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