Infinite State Machine

• 2018-11-17 201,113 notes

  azaras-spirit:

  jennytrout:

  ditzyalpaca:

  fish are friends. not food.

  I love how outraged the gray cat is.

  that double take though LMAO

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• 2018-09-04 16,525 notes

  bijouh1122:

  kitty:

  cursed

  @cursedcatimages

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• 2018-07-28 16,511 notes

  NUT on your friends!

  the-entire-furry-fandom:

  wizbutts:

  1. Nurture
     
  2. Understand
     
  3. Trust
     

  god i wish i was drowning in nut right now

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• 2018-07-26 2 notes

  Quick selection of photos in Amsterdam.

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  Amsterdam train station on the way to the airport

• 2018-07-25 0 notes

  These shoes are like slippers. Going to maybe make these my office shoes.

• 2018-07-24 3 notes

  leveldesigninspirationmachine:

  In Amsterdam now. Such a beautiful looking place.

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• 2018-07-23 1 note

  

  Unlike the delicious grapefruit flavor this one was pretty bad. 2/10 rating

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  Why get a lawn mower when you can get a goat? This is right in the city too.

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  Taking a vacation within a vacation from Paris to Amsterdam. I love that the plane trip is only one hour 30 mins. Being from Canada that is not something I typically get to experience.

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  Paris shoe shopping

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  Paris shoe shopping

• 2018-07-18 5 notes

  Paris day 01

  Charles De Gaulle attached airport

• 2018-06-13 7,552 notes

  

  lsleofskye:

  peakture perfect | ryanpernofski


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• 2018-05-19 293 notes

  underwaterfacts:

  Shape-Shifting Octopus?

  

  The Mimic Octopus captures the hearts of sea enthusiasts as it has earned the award of one of the best animal actors in the world!

  
  

  The Mimic Octopus gets it’s name from it’s ability to mimic almost any other animal sharing it’s habitat. Not only do they act the part by copying the behavior of the other animals, but they can change their shape to appear the same way as well!

  
  

  

  

  
  

  They have developed this ability as a survival tactic, for the cephalopods live in murky regions of the Indo-Pacific that lack coral and other hiding spots most octopuses would usually use. Therefore, the mimic octopus hides in plain sight.

  
  

  They are even intelligent enough to determine which animal to disguise as in order to ward off specific predators!

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