anachronisticsiren: “ artisticpsyco: “ littleboatstillfloating: “ sheppardofhell: “ scowlofjustice: “ aidn: “ breakingnews: “ Buckingham Palace guardsman under investigation after video shows him pirouetting on duty ITV News: A Grenadier Guard has...
View Separately

anachronisticsiren:

artisticpsyco:

littleboatstillfloating:

sheppardofhell:

scowlofjustice:

aidn:

breakingnews:

Buckingham Palace guardsman under investigation after video shows him pirouetting on duty

ITV News: A Grenadier Guard has been caught on camera busting some moves outside Buckingham Palace, but the soldier is expected to receive disciplinary action for his dancing.

Read more here

let him dance

he can dance if he wants to

he can leave his friends behind.

cause if his friends don’t dance

and if they don’t dance

then they’re no friends of mine

(via red-ananas)

Source: breakingnews

One of the biggest problems with religion is that people stubbornly, insistently reduce God to their own size; they imagine that God loves the same people they love, and that God hates the people they hate. This is not just insidious theology; it’s actually idolatry, because people are just worshiping a blown up version of themselves. So let me say it simply: God’s love transcends all of that.


When your parents reject you, God loves you; when your friends or classmates make fun of you, God loves you; when your priest, minister, imam, or rabbi tells you that you are an abomination, God loves you; when politicians cater to people’s basest prejudices, God loves you. No matter how many times and in how many ways people make you feel less than human, God knows otherwise, and God loves you. When you feel frightened, or abandoned, or humiliated, I hope the unshakeable conviction that God loves you can help hold you and enable you to persevere.

From a Rabbi, An Open Letter To People Who Are LGBTQ by Rabbai Shai Held (via jewishtransition)

(via allisonpregler)

typhlonectes: “ A ‘dumbo’ octopus seen during Alvin Dive 4853 over the weekend at about 2,222 meters depth. “The location was Beryl Seamount at 8° 23.5’N; 104° 40.74.W, west of the East Pacific Rise axis. Photo is a still from the WHOI-MISO GoPro...
Pop-up View Separately

typhlonectes:

A ‘dumbo’ octopus seen during Alvin Dive 4853 over the weekend at about 2,222 meters depth.

The location was Beryl Seamount at 8° 23.5’N; 104° 40.74.W, west of the East Pacific Rise axis. Photo is a still from the WHOI-MISO GoPro camera. Alvin pilot was Pat Hickey, observers were Dennis Geist and Craig Lundstrom.

(via: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

wigmund: “ From National Geographic Photo of the Day; November 4, 2016: “ Sea Things in a New Light Jevin Surjadi, National Geographic Your Shot Backlit octopus eggs look like a clutch of delicate, painted capsules in this image captured by Jevin...
Pop-up View Separately

wigmund:

From National Geographic Photo of the Day; November 4, 2016:

Sea Things in a New Light
Jevin Surjadi, National Geographic Your Shot

Backlit octopus eggs look like a clutch of delicate, painted capsules in this image captured by Jevin Surjadi. But according to the Your Shot photographer, it was no easy shot. “Even with the dive master’s help [holding] the back strobe, which pointed mostly at the wrong angle, there was still the current that [moved] the eggs left and right,” he says. “Luckily, in the split-second window of opportunity when it was not overexposed on one side nor underexposed on the other, this shot was captured.” Taken near Jakarta, Indonesia

(via ilovecephalopods)

Source: National Geographic