• simmiworms

    just realized i never mentioned, i haven’t been posting as much art on here bc it all goes to @clover-mint , occasionally i reblog something weird in there but its fine. go nuts

  • simmiworms

    i’ve also got a spam account but you’ll have to b a mutual n dm me for it >:)

  • silvermizuki

    We’re all goin here right

  • unashamedly-enthusiastic

    Imagine if play was something encouraged in adults, places to run and jump and climb because it's fun

    I never know what the machines do at the gym, but i will clamber to the top of the tower to slide into a ball pit

  • teenslib

    I am 100% certain I would be in better physical condition if adults were allowed to play in ways that focus on fun and aren't competitive.

  • cubedmango

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    hey @staff what the fresh fuck is this

  • cubedmango

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    wow i sure wonder 🤔🤔 what the new layouts supposed to look like 🤔🤔🤔🤔 its a mystery

  • rage-against-the-dying-of-light

    Don’t forget y’all that there’s a much better way for us to let Tumblr know what we think about specific changes, rather than @ ing staff or wip, and it’s sending in a support ticket and choosing feedback!

    Tumblr reverted some of the asinine app decisions they made after a concerted feedback effort! So make sure to use this form! It’s what it’s for, but it’s not well advertised!

  • quoms

    giving personal nicknames to inanimate objects is something you do under the following circumstances:

    1. it behaves unpredictably or doesn’t always do what you want it to, and you subconsciously desire a magical sense of control over it to substitute for the control you don’t actually have (examples: beater car, string instrument, my busted old laptop that crashes all the time)
    2. it makes you horny and you want to fuck it (example: fancy sports car, other luxury goods)
    3. combination of 1 and 2 (this category consists entirely of boats)
  • jibunbosh

    tumblr staff says that if we don't buy $17,000 in crabs by 10 p.m. the whole website is going to be shut down by hotel management and all the guests are going to have to go home

  • evillordzog

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  • blogquantumreality
  • onlyalmost

    I just did this, and Etsy doesn’t actually tell you anywhere on the site how to find your username (it’s randomly generated), which you need to opt out, so here’s how to do that:

    https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015653248-Your-Username

    the main point is “The URL of your profile page contains your username. It looks like this: etsy.com/people/[your username]”

  • marinebioblr

    Spiny lobster feeding time! These guys are generally pole-fed since they're scattered all over their exhibit, but a few have learned that they get fast and easy food delivery by waltzing right to up to the feeder. That being said, it becomes more of a drive-thru window when you've got other hangry lobsters behind you!

  • parakeet

    one of the characters in harvest moon DS that u can marry is a mute woman who’s always asleep on the 255th floor of the mines. u literally have to make it to the 255th floor of the mines every time you want to see her or give her a gift. her favorite item (the only item she loves) is golden lumber which is the most expensive item in game. here’s a picture of her asleep in the mines (which are full of monsters btw) i dont understand anything about this tbh. complete respect to anyone who actually manages to marry her i don’t think i ever bothered to meet her once 

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  • todropscience

    GULLS WILL DECIDE WHAT TO EAT BY WATCHING PEOPLE 

    Herring gulls (Larus argentatus) can perfectly thrive in coastal  and urban landscapes, however, these birds will steal your food as soon as you are distracted. Urban gulls pay attention to human behaviour in food-related contexts, and will mimic what humans almost all the time, a new study shown.

    In a simple test, researchers studied how herring gulls behave in front person eating snacks on Brighton beachfront, UK. They gave the gulls the choice between two differently coloured potato chips,  and when the human were eating potatos chips from one color, seagulls approached the food, and chose the same colour that the experimenter was eating, the 95 per cent of the time.

    Seagulls were able to use human cues for stimulus enhancement and foraging decisions. Given the relatively recent history of urbanization in herring gulls, this cross-species social information transfer could be a by-product of the cognitive flexibility inherent in species who steal food, called kleptoparasitic species. This success in urban environments is suggested to result from behavioural flexibility, which is likely to require specific cognitive adaptations. In food-stealing birds, success is said to reflect an ability to integrate and use information about both the environment and other individuals, and kleptoparasites generally have usually larger relative brain sizes than their hosts.  

  • todropscience

    #me when I see my coworker eating potato chips