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Star Trek XII: Chekov Develops An Ulcer
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i am expressing multiple attitudes simultaneously sir to which are you referring
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the best compliment you can give a fanfic writer is finding their...
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omg no really but like one my favourite cast stories is the one I read about Karl stabbing Chris...
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i wonder if dick ever says “just going to nightwing it”
Not even my batting gloves will save me if I hit the ball low on the barrel.
Here’s hoping.. *crosses fingers*
(via thingsiloveaboutfall)
Fall in Duluth, from Enger Tower
I took this last year.
I’ve got a similar photo from my freshman year of college when I went to UMD. Duluth is beautiful in the fall.
Your afternoon autumnal ambrosia from Kew Gardens, officially known as The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in southwest London, England. If you are a gardener, plants-man, botanist, herbologist, or flower lover, this is your dream world. Kew contains a bazillion gardens, dozens of botanical greenhouses, the world’s largest collection of plants, a library of books, botanical illustrations, photographs, letters, and manuscripts (over a million items) AND they do forensic research. Yes, they do. The Kew forensic scientists ascertained the contents of the stomach of a headless corpse found in the Thames to contain a highly toxic African bean.
Although that really leads to more questions if you ask me, because when that bean got in the corpse’s stomach the head was obviously still on it. And why make someone eat that poisonous bean if you knew you were gonna cut their head off anyway? It is a case for Sherlock Holmes. (anyway, this is from Creative Commons)
The things I didn’t know (and should have) while I was living in London. *sigh* This is absolutely gorgeous.
Quebec, Canada
I haven’t been this impatient for autumn and winter in a really long time, but it needs to happen now. Please?
Autumn in Holland
(by larsvandegoor.com)
After staring at this photo for a few minutes, I have a really strong urge to go running along that path.
Autumn is my favorite season. Especially in Minnesota, and when I read on MPR news this morning that fall colors are going to be “the best fall colors in 10 years”, I got excited. Other than taking pictures of these “best fall colors”, here are my other favorite things about fall:
sweaters, scarves, layering clothing in general
boots
a fireplace and a good book
hot coffee beverages
see-your-own-breath mornings
backpacks and school supplies
the “fall/cross country smell” (golf course grass, fallen leaves, exhaustion, adrenaline)
football games
snappy night air
apple orchards (tractor rides)
the rowing team on the Mississippi
snuggling up with blankets on porches/decks/anywhere outside
pumpkins
I couldn’t agree more, especially with your comment about the “cross country” smell. I was beginning to think no one understood that but me. It’s a lovely smell and I miss that adrenaline. :)
Saronno, Italy
(by Anche*)
This needs to happen in Minnesota. And preferrably as soon as possible. I get so excited for autumn it’s ridiculous, but it’s my favorite time of year, because of moments like the one captured above.
Those two, in the center of the photo, walking hand in hand? You can’t help but want to share a day like this with someone.
I’ve made up my mind I’m going to do this by the end of September. I’ll likely make one for Christmas, too.
Damn. Now I’m on the mood to start decorating. For what, I have no idea. Anyone want to throw a party and I’ll make the decorations? :D
Nottingham, England (by Duncan~)
It needs to be October.. like, tomorrow. All I want to do now is go for a drive through the Minnesota River valley (or Mississippi, I’m not picky) and see things like this..
Pretty please, Mother Nature? I’ll be good, I swear.
And the Sheriff of this town has the best business card ever.
Autumn at Cambridge University; England. I want to morph into Padfoot and roll around ecstatically on this lawn. And then sleep out there all night. (posted on pixdaus.com by connie).
Do you have to be a student here to run around barefoot in the grass? If only I’d thought about my university choices more carefully… :P
Schwetzingen, Germany
(by Mónica (Monguinhas))
When I’m old and grey, I’m going to go here and sit on that bench all frickin’ day and stare at the water and the leaves and the gorgeous that is this place.
And that sentence was terrible, but this photo is so pretty it’s rendered me incoherent.
