Emily. 20. Ireland. Vegetarian.
Jimi Hendrix. Lou Reed. Bruce Springsteen. Bob Dylan. AC/DC. T-Rex. Joy Division. The Cure. The Runaways, Lolita. 1984. Bully. The Catcher in the Rye. The Rules of Attraction. The Beach. The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Looking for Alaska. Veronika Decides to Die.


March 27th
3:28 PM

Dai Shuqing feeds adopted stray dogs at an animal shelter on December 15, 2006 in the outskirts of Xian of Shaanxi Province, China. The animal shelter, established by animal lover Dai Shuqing, is located at an abandoned warehouse which houses some 100 dogs and costs over 2,000 yuan (about US $255) per month.

November 21st
6:06 PM
awww baby olive

awww baby olive

November 20th
9:01 PM
November 18th
7:47 PM
Haha this isn’t recent but aw look how cute Poppy cat is!

Haha this isn’t recent but aw look how cute Poppy cat is!

November 17th
5:48 PM
November 3rd
5:49 PM
OLIVE!!!!

OLIVE!!!!

October 27th
5:35 PM
October 19th
10:00 AM
Nazis playing with a kitten.

Nazis playing with a kitten.

October 6th
10:49 AM
October 4th
10:56 AM
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My pug Olive crying because my mum left the car. Lol.

October 2nd
5:13 PM

This is Chase, who at 4 weeks of age was hit by a car resulting in the loss of her left hind leg and her face.

September 22nd
8:07 PM
I met this sexy spider on holiday

I met this sexy spider on holiday

September 4th
10:37 PM
August 16th
5:53 PM
Hananuma Masakichi was a Japanese artist who learned he was dying from  tuberculosis. He wanted to leave a parting gift to the woman he loved.  He made a statue of himself that is so life-like and realistic, people  couldn’t tell which was the fake even while the real Masakichi stood  next to it. Working with adjustable mirrors, Masakichi made each  body part separately using strips of dark wood. Records differ on the  number of strips used but it is between 2,000 and 5,000. The statue is  mostly hollow inside. No nails were used; the strips were assembled  using dovetail joints, glue and wooden pegs. They are joined so  perfectly that no seams can be seen, even with a magnifying glass. The  wood was painted and lacquered to match his skin tone and reflects every  tendon, muscle, bone, vein and wrinkle and pore.

Hananuma Masakichi was a Japanese artist who learned he was dying from tuberculosis. He wanted to leave a parting gift to the woman he loved. He made a statue of himself that is so life-like and realistic, people couldn’t tell which was the fake even while the real Masakichi stood next to it.

Working with adjustable mirrors, Masakichi made each body part separately using strips of dark wood. Records differ on the number of strips used but it is between 2,000 and 5,000. The statue is mostly hollow inside. No nails were used; the strips were assembled using dovetail joints, glue and wooden pegs. They are joined so perfectly that no seams can be seen, even with a magnifying glass. The wood was painted and lacquered to match his skin tone and reflects every tendon, muscle, bone, vein and wrinkle and pore.

August 15th
11:10 AM