#Captain Swan moments #that ruined my life #but also #made it better [11/?]
Mark playing kerbal space program on the march livestream
Mark: I've gotten A LOT BETTER at this game!
Mark: srsly
Mark: ...
Mark: god this ship is terrible. did I build that.
Mark: why did this exist
Mark: oh that's so-o COO-OO-OO-OO-OOL
Mark: we're gonna land on the moon but getting back is gonna be a bitchy-bitchy-bitchy-BITCH
Mark: how to conquer space without ladders
Mark: we're rocket-solid which is not solid at all
Mark: WHEEEEE ...oh he's gonna die
Mark: OMG I FORGOT THE LANDING GEAR
Mark: You're Gonna Splode, I guarantee it
Mark: oh it FROZE - my computer couldn't handle the rendering
Mark: welp shifting gears
Mark: WE WEREN'T PLAYING KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM AT ALL
Mark: IT WAS JUST AN ILLUSION
Hello everybody, This time I’v make me like a female version of Markiplier my favorite Youtuber!
Yeah I’m still very bad with skin color so I’v didn’t put it.
Hope you like it! Love you all~ <3
Hello everybody, this time I’v draw my favorite Youtuber @markiplier
I’m not very good with color specially for the skin, so I let it like that. I hope you like it despite that.
Thank you all Love you~ <3
National Geographic photographers are metal as fuck
actually thought about doing this for a profession..
Making comics. Old vs New.
It’s free.
Android:http://bit.ly/1MKbZbM
iPhone:http://apple.co/1Gg946X
iPad: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1003588804
Desktop: http://medibangpaint.com/en/pc/
the silfra canyon of the mid atlantic ridge in iceland’s thingvellir national park has on one side the north american plate and on the other side the eurasian plate. the two plates are moving apart, widening the size of the atlantic ocean by about an inch a year. the water’s clarity, it bears noting, is the result of melted glacier water from langjoekull, which is filtered through underground lava rocks. (photos x, x x)
the silfra canyon of the mid atlantic ridge in iceland’s thingvellir national park has on one side the north american plate and on the other side the eurasian plate. the two plates are moving apart, widening the size of the atlantic ocean by about an inch a year. the water’s clarity, it bears noting, is the result of melted glacier water from langjoekull, which is filtered through underground lava rocks. (photos x, x x)
