There are days coming. Dark days. Days that I never want to see. Days that I don’t want to experience or feel. When those days come, I have no idea how it will affect me, but it’s safe to say I will not handle it well. As much as I run away; As distant as I sometimes am; My grandparents mean the world to me and when they are gone, you will see me come undone.
85 YEAR OLD BEST FRIENDS OH MY GOD PLEASE JUST WATCH THIS
phone part- i died.
Man, I miss my friends back home.
if you don’t like my peaches, don’t shake on my tree #MGF editing #polkadots
Now I have that damn song stuck in my head.
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Oh baby. You really know how to turn a guy on!
Doctor, one day I’m going to be someone that you trust completely, but I can’t wait for you to find that out. So I’m going to prove it to you, and I’m sorry. I’m really very sorry.
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if you ever feel bad about yourself just think at least you’re not a model for spongebob tampons
who lives in the vagina of a young teen
SPONGEBOB TAMPAX
absorbent and yellow and bloody is he
SPONGEBOB TAMPAX
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There’s been so much sadness with the 11th Doctor, lately.
The loss of the Ponds; losing Clara, twice; and the final goodbye to River Song.
I’m wondering if another loss pushes him over the edge.
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The Caribbean originated 120 million years ago, when areas of volcanic islands and ocean floor squeezed past Mexico and South America. In what’s known as the Guatemala suture zone, the boundary between the North American and Caribbean tectonic plates, geologists have found remnants of both a plate collision and a subduction zone, where an oceanic plate plunged into Earth’s mantle. The high pressures of subduction zones help form the precious mineral jadeite (pictured) and its host rock, serpentinite.
In this video, follow Museum Curator George Harlow and a team of geologists on a Constantine S. Niarchos Expedition to the Montagua Valley in central Guatemala, a fault zone rich in jadeite jade. Hiking along riverbeds and steep outcrops, they collected rock samples that might provide clues to the evolution of the Caribbean region.
