@johnkrasinski Dunder Mifflin mug on the shelf.

Dude who went out to sea in Norway captured footage of a massive shark he encountered.

Hyalophora cecropia, North America's largest native moth

fr. grimm and grimmer by mark russell

@JamesGunn @Superman

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There are two kinds of failure.

@historyinmemes The quetzal bird, a sacred bird to the ancient Maya. The Chichen Itza stairs are a series of 91 steps that lead to the top of the Kukulkan Pyramid, also known as El Castillo. The pyramid is one of the most iconic landmarks of the ancient Maya civilization. 🛂 Museum of Protable

Your lack of dedication is an insult to those who believe in you.

While bumble bees live socially in hives usually located underground (with 50 - 500 individuals), foragers or males can happen to sleep in flowers, especially when tired after too much work

Amazing narration by Justine Lupe. Best Holly Gibney so far. #stephenking #Holly

Remember

A collection of cute designs from the distant past 1/10

"The best revenge is not to be like your enemy." — Marcus Aurelius

Rising sun redbud tree (Cercis canadensis) looks out of focus because of its colour graduation An effect created by its new growth

Pay the taxes of life gladly. Not just from the government. Annoying people are a tax on being outside your house. Delays are a tax on travel. Haters are a tax on having a YouTube channel. There’s a tax on everything in life. You can whine. Or you can pay them gladly.

Esta fue la escena más dolorosa de “The Flash”,bueno la segunda de echo. Aquí Ben se despide como Batman,Barry le dice a él para ir a comer Pizza pero Bruce le dice a él que no puede,que lo harán en otra ocasión y le sonrie como si se hubieran conocido toda la vida y se va..

Don’t just read books, re-read books.

Sad quiz from @nytimes #SuccesionHBO #KENDALLROY

¿Qué tal un paseo por la Ciudad de México al estilo de Mario Bros? Mira este increíble mapa inspirado en el clásico videojuego de Nintendo. Fuente: Juicy_colors y Somosatomico (Instagram)

In 1977, Jorge Luis Borges, one of the most influential 20th c. Spanish-language writers, told William F. Buckley (whose first language was Spanish) his reasons for feeling, age 78, that English was 'far finer' than his native tongue. Right or wrong, I love his savor for language