tapestryclouds:

Behold, a Smaug and Toothless sass-off!
Based on this beautiful interview.

hooligan-nova:

humanityinahandbag:
lucasnoahs:
trjoel:
“Millennials are so entitled"
Actually, the ‘you’re welcome’/’no problem’ issue is simply a linguistics misunderstanding. Older ppl tend to say you’re welcome, younger ppl tend to say no problem. This is because for older people the act of helping or assiating someone is seen as a task that is not expected of them, but is them doing extra, so it’s saying ‘I accept your thanks because I know I deserve it.’
‘No problem’, however, is used because younger people feel not only that helping or assisting someone is a given and expected, but also that it should be stressed that you’re need for help was no burden to them (even if it was).
Basically, older people think help is a gift you give, younger people think help is an expectation required of them.
DAMN STRAIT.
Basic Millennial complaint: “I want shelter and economic security.”

Some bitter old man: “WHAT THE FUCK? WHO TOLD YOU THAT YOU DESERVE ANYTHING? THANK ME WHEN YOU BAG MY GROCERIES FOR ME, PEON.”

End of fillings in sight as scientists find Alzheimer's drug makes teeth grow back

ayellowbirds:

felthry:
prospitanmutie:
thefingerfuckingfemalefury:
chaemera:
thebibliosphere:
nikoladrawsstuff:
ineffablewitch:
docwithtardisfez:
whenthemusicsended:
venerabledreadnought:
thinksquad:
Researchers at King’s College London found that the drug Tideglusib stimulates the stem cells contained in the pulp of teeth so that they generate new dentine – the mineralised material under the enamel.
Teeth already have the capability of regenerating dentine if the pulp inside the tooth becomes exposed through a trauma or infection, but can only naturally make a very thin layer, and not enough to fill the deep cavities caused by tooth decay.
But Tideglusib switches off an enzyme called GSK-3 which prevents dentine from carrying on forming.
Scientists showed it is possible to soak a small biodegradable sponge with the drug and insert it into a cavity, where it triggers the growth of dentine and repairs the damage within six weeks.
The tiny sponges are made out of collagen so they melt away over time, leaving only the repaired tooth.
That is by far the coolest thing I’ve heard this year.
WHAT.
Me and my 11 cavities are paying attention.
please god let this become a thing quickly
@thebibliosphere
I require this to be a thing immediately so I don’t lose any more teeth. fuckin sign me up to be experimented on.
A little late for me by this point, but neat.
THIS IS SO COOL <3
I really hope this quickly becomes a reality :D
And that it’s super affordable for people
PLEASE!!
This looks promising!
I had five teeth removed last year because of decay. Please please please please please.

reeeaper:

This is a real tweet from Donald trump in 2014. Oh my god

flacomexicano:

i knew it

keitheaverage:

I just learned yesterday that Pikachu, my favorite Pokemon, was originally designed not by Ken Sugimori (he only finalized the design), but by a female graphic designer named Atsuko Nishida.
Also after googling her, I found out that she’s also designed Sylveon–another favorite PKMN of mine. She’s also illustrated some very pretty Pokemon cards!!
Thank you Ms. Nishida! :-) May you get more credit and love for your contribution to the Pokemon franchise.

wilyart:

-Continuation from this-

professorpemzini:

So a couple of weeks ago, I had this dream where there was an animated short that revolved around Maui and Tamatoa growing up together. So that inspired me to draw up some “flashback” scenes of these guys. I would imagine these two got up to no good in their younger years (hence the third pic of villagers getting angry at their shenanigans), but would also have some bonding moments as well, up until everything went downhill.

Maui and Tamatoa © Disney’s Moana