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“vampirism is too romanticized these days” damn that’s crazy. I’m romanticizing it even more now though because you’re whining like this

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idea i got while driving and thinking of them sddfsfds i promise ill post more serious stuff about this au if people want that

pov youre alt and youre gay and its the year 2005 and also your girlfriend can see the future and is more used to that than to modern technology

#yeah I’ll accept this as the truth #little quirks and all that #I love them

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alice my love

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Smeyer can’t stop you from smuggling in a one-time f bomb pass to one of her characters. ¿Who do you give it to, when, and why?

¡Please reblog and explain your choice in the tags!

#I think it should be aro or the demon baby #you know #for the bit #others may deserve it more but they wouldn’t be funny

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pretty screenshot from new moon

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Next up in the torment nexus: weed gummies that kill you

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Dakota Fanning and Andrew Scott for ELLE (2024) The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 (2012)

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#spike #I would probably die but maybe that's okay

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The most popular browsers in different countries in 2012 and 2022.

by @theworldmaps_

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Happy Neil Day! Please enjoy the very rare alternate Neil images!

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FETCH ME NEIL

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Surely, if you got a pet as a baby, they’d grow up to be used to vampires. SURELY. Emmett and Rose have a pack of dogs that they absolutely spoil and cherish.

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“Real-time collisions”

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When millennials work in government

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POV: You're Bella and you sat next to Edward in biology class

#AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH

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#adult living with parents #moved back home during lockdown and haven't left #I am very bad at being an adult and I am greatful for the support

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Hey guys, I know there are a lot of really severe tragedies in the world right now and I in no way desire to push those aside, nor do I really want to load another thing onto people's plates, but anyone here in the US needs to be aware that on March 11, 2024, an agricultural company known as NEW Cooperative spilled 265,000 gallons (1500 tons) of liquid nitrogen fertilizer into the East Nishnabotna River. This is the ecological equivalent of dropping a nuclear weapon into the river. Over a 60 mile stretch downstream of the spill its been a near total ecological wipeout for the river. So far, an estimate of 850,000 fish have been killed from this spill, and that's to say nothing for the insects, amphibians, reptiles and birds that relied on or lived in this river. It is literally filled with animal corpses. This river flows into the Missouri River and the impacts will likely continue to spread far past this 60 mile stretch. And this disaster has barely made local tv in Iowa, let alone national tv, despite the fact that 60 miles of river ecosystem were just wiped out in a way that may be impossible to recover from. And what's the punishment for this heinous act of destruction through negligence, you might ask? As it stands, its looking like a 6k fine from the DNR to the company. Not 600k. Not 60k. 6000 dollars. The maximum fine that the DNR can charge in Iowa is 10k unless they decide to take it further in court. That's why these spills are so frequent in Iowa: it's literally cheaper to eat the fines than it is to bother properly storing fertilizer. I don't know exactly what the proper course of action is here, or who needs to be contacted to enact change--I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable than me will chime in with that information--but at the very least, every one of us should know. Every one of us should make sure we don't forget this. And every one of us should blacklist NEW Cooperative fertilizer unilaterally.

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