tastefullyoffensive:

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kitty-dae:

Grandpaguk~

phanotherplanet:

So I’m guessing Dan, out of all the things he could have put, was ‘memes’
tbh I’m not surprised.

thaunderground:

dammit I gonna miss them

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u know how the tail of a really little brand new kitten sticks right up in the air and how their bodies are kinda chubby

thegestianpoet:

afishinspace:

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thegestianpoet:

thats good 

FORGOT to provide Evidence

In Austria, we call kittens at that age “Autodromkatzerl”, which translates to “bumper car kittens”, because of the way their tail sticks up. It’s not a really common word, but a very cute one, I think

this is a genuinely delightful bit of knowledge, thank you for sharing this!! omg

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gorfeld:

i am so happy that all these beautiful babies are alive and well

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kristannacuddles:

ominouscloudsofarendelle:

lettherebedoodles:

(( Here’s a compilation of my racebent series with all of our major Disney ladies. :D

It’s been so fun creating these, and I’ve been both shocked and beyond thrilled with the overwhelming support I’ve received for this series! :) Thank you all so much for the wonderful messages and the continued enthusiasm. <3<3<3

Princesses in order (left to right): Snow White (Spanish), Cinderella (Japanese), Belle (Arabic), Aurora (Jamaican), Ariel (Indian), Tiana (Chinese), Mulan (Native American), Pocahontas (Pacific Islander), Jasmine (African/Luo), Meg (Egyptian), Kida (Maori), Jane (Korean), Eilonwy (African/Fula), Esmerelda (Moroccan), Merida (Brazilian), Rapunzel (Mexican), Elsa (Inuit), Anna (Inuit).

INSTAGRAM. ))

I love Inuit Elsa & Anna so much

Beautiful representation of Maori people and very culturally accurate :) I love that you stuck to traditional and not stereotypical!

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