toujiii:

do you ever otp and you just 

fandom-mused-fandom-games:

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moonclipper:

aheartascoldasice:

youhavetobelieveinme:

bunnymundnotaroo:

A young man floats out of the water, bathed in the intense moonlight. This is JACK FROST - thin, pale, barefoot, his tousled hair frosted white.

((I just want to point out that in the left gif, there is a puff of white frosted breath coming from Jack’s mouth. This is something that happens when moist warm breath collides with cold air. I’ve met a lot of people who describe Jack as being freezing cold inside but, if that were the case, his breath would be cold and would not be visible like this. Just saying.))

(There’s also the possibility that this is because he’s JUST risen, though. Since I don’t think we ever see a warm breath come out of him past this point? I was always under the impression that that was Jack exhaling his last normal, human breath as he takes his first new one.)

((I really agree with youhavetobelieveinme’s theory. After all, if you look at the scene where Jack is in Antarctica—the coldest continent on Earth—Jack’s breath doesn’t come out in puffs of frost. And in that scene, he’s fighting Pitch and panting and breathing quite heavily. Even in this gif alone, we can see the warmth slipping. As Jack continues to pant, the frost gets thinner and thinner, and eventually dissipates.

So taken as a whole, it would make sense that Jackson Overland breathes his last breath in this scene, and Jack Frost breathes his first breaths in this scene. It is a rebirth scene, after all. It’s a baptism by fire—or, in this case, ice—almost. Gone is the warm, burning humanity, and in its place, there’s frost: playful, beautiful, and timeless. Which, when worded like that, sounds really dark, but it fits Jack really, really well.))

Jackson Overland breathes his last breath in this scene, and Jack Frost breathes his first

This fandom comes up with beautiful ways to describe things. I never would have noticed a detail like that, I’m glad I found this thread to point it out.

therantofzets:

psychocereals:

youngpineapple:

Munchkin cats^^

they are like cat corgis omfg

I have a mighty need

thorsies:

okay we may argue about many things but i think we can all agree on the fact that mercutio was totally gay for romeo

seriously 

you can see it in his eyes

[cough]HOMO FOR THE ROMO[cough]

do i even need to say anything about this

gifovea:

How Wings Are Attached to the Backs of Angels

by Craig Welsh (1996)

feng-huang:

barackfuckingobama:

heavywoodenbox:

beelzebosss:

In the nineteenth century, a morbid and curious custom has spread to various parts of the world: the photos were ”Post Mortem”.
”Post Mortem” comes from Latin, meaning after death.

The photos ”Post Mortem” apparently originated in England, when Queen Victoria asked to photograph the corpse of an acquaintance or a relative, so she can keep as a souvenir.
soon after, this idea spread around the world, keeping a morbid reminder of loved ones that have passed on.

Even today, as strange as it may seem, some places still have this custom.

The girl who is standing in the photo is the one who is dead.

This is a classic example of photographic art. 

Notice the hands

for people wondering how the corpse is standing up, there is a posing stand supporting the body it’s very hard to see but the stand is supporting the neck, arms and back.

the girl in this picture has her eyes open, but in some cases the photographer will paint pupils on the eye lids to make it seem like they are wide awake

Have some historical, non-fiction creepypasta.

I’ve studied about these pictures not too long ago.

One of the reasons they were so popular was that, while protography started to become popular at that time, it was still expensive, and sometimes the families couldn’t pay for take pictures of their children or other relatives often. So, they did it when said people died so, this way, they would have at least one memento of them.

Sometimes, the photos themselves were painted, to make the corpses look a little more “alive”. A lot of manipulation techniques were used.

jollityfarm:

busket:

overhumor:

wow she has really long le—

wait

wow so wonderful to see a human and centaur relationship flourish„ just beautiful

truly, love knows no boundaries ;u;

empressriful:

ollivandur:

apPARENTLY MY CAT LIKES YOGURT

THIS CAT LOOKS LIKE IT JUST FOUND THE ANSWERS TO EVERY QUESTION IN THE KNOWN UNIVERSE

shavingryansprivates:

vaspim:

-mycupoftea:

ssinceiamdead:

I want them all :c

the one that meows so hard that he falls backwards just took my heart

I like the shy one in the corner that gets fell on. What a doofus I love him/her

i love ALL OF THEM

theseawasspooky:

my friend came back from the UK today this is the only picture he took

germanyxthe-world:

delianisnotonfire:

belladino:

nelladee:

Know your roses guys
Or you just might fuck up the moment

and you dont want to do that ._. 

salmon is for desire

ccarly i found the thing