I can't think of a title
I'm a regular college student who revised this description far too much, especially considering how it turned out.
I wish I still had my pink hair.
I love Jesus, internet memes, silly pictures and things of that nature.
There is nothing special about this blog.
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Photo reblogged from Your Friendly Neighborhood Bitch.... I mean Walrus
My very late freebie friday.
It’s funny because I hated his face when I was watching TNG. Then all of a sudden he grows up, gets scruffy, and becomes king of the nerds. BANG! Insta lady boner.I was at that PAX east and saw him that day wearing that shirt. I don’t know why I felt the need to share that but there you go.
(Source: moose-and-bowlegs-in-the-impala)
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Photo reblogged from Scientific Illustration
Ovis aries - Old Norway Sheep (anomalous, three-horned)
Unlike four-horned sheep (such as the Icelandic and Navajo Churro breeds), three-horned sheep legitimately have more than two horns - in four-horned sheep, the extra pair comes from an offshoot of the first horn buds. As a result, the extra horn locations can deform the skull shape of sheep who develop them, resulting in…”special” sheep.
Thankfully for farmers, most of the time, the extra horn and semi-deformed skull/face has no influence upon brain development, and the sheep are no more dull than average.
Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur. Johann Schreber, 1774.
That is one special looking goat. I can’t stop laughing.
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Post reblogged from Your Friendly Neighborhood Bitch.... I mean Walrus
You get this when he says “I am the morning and the evening star”
IM DYTHIS IS WHY THAT MOVIE IS THE BEST EVER
(Source: silverscaled)
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Great quote, and it also reminds me that I need to pick up my books before school starts on the 4th. >.<
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Post reblogged from Your Friendly Neighborhood Bitch.... I mean Walrus
I THOUGHT THIS WAS KIDDING SOGMLASG
WHOA
(Source: dont-blink-korra)
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Quote reblogged from The Complex Life of a Church Janitor.While wrestling with thorny theological issues is helpful in defining one’s beliefs, do not use your positions to belittle another Christian. You can debate the merits of egalitarianism, complementarianism, Arminianism, Calvinism, cessationism, continuationism, the role of works in the life of a believer, baptism, etc. into oblivion, but does that work to spread the Gospel? We may disagree about secondary issues, but we love Jesus and should be united in wanting others to know him above our particular brand of Christianity.Recent thought about denominational differences. (via churchjanitor)
