jonnovstheinternet:

Life within death.

Physalis alkekengi, or the Chinese/Japanese Lantern, blooms during Winter and dries during Spring. Once it is dried, the bright red fruit is seen. The outer cover is a thin mesh that held the flower petals, seen in golden brown colour.

djevojka:

Billy Nunez, The Wizard of Oz in China 

nevver:

Close to the edge

neowae:

militarypenguin:

nykonykes:

sassy-gay-warden:

legallysmelf:

A homeless man who spends his days and nights wandering the streets of Ningbo, Zhejiang province, has almost gained star status, thanks to his “good looks and sharp dress sense”. A growing number of Internet users are tracking the whereabouts of the still unidentified man, whose “fans” have nicknamed him Brother Sharp (犀利哥). He is one of the most talked about personalities in Chinese cyberspace today. Several netizens have dubbed Brother Sharp as the “most handsome underdog of this century”.

whoa it’s like he came out of the animes

reblogging, because this actually inspires me with an idea

He was brought into existence for one purpose: to one-up the Ridiculously Photogenic Guy

reminds me of this guy who is also conveniently homeless

if his hair was messier anyway

strideer:

cephiedvariable:

seaslugs:

snakewife:

curvesappreciationsociety:

obeythelittlebear:

factorygirl-photography:

(via penisu, kateoplis)

I will reblog this literally every time I see it on my dash.

everyone should wear dresses made of china wear and it will be glorious