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I am so in love with this!

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josiephin:

k-kipper:

btw-idk:

This is what terrifies me about the ocean.

the few times I’ve gone snorkelling this is the most intensely scary but amazing thing about it, the bit where the reef ends and it suddenly just drops off and you cant see the bottom or what’s down there, and you swim over the edge and suddenly your in open water, and you feel so vulnerable like you’re a fish that lives on the reef, and you finally understand finding nemo 

you finally understand finding nemo

…Finding Nemo is now fully understood. 

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OMG!!!!!!

I can’t get over how pretty I think she is. 0.o

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How I feel right now. 

Unf.

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trendytraveler:

In the years 1965 - 1967, Disneyland employed women dressed as mermaids to inhabit the lagoon for the Submarine Voyage ride. If you were lucky, you could glimpse them swimming through the portholes of the submarine as you were submerged underwater.

Why don’t they do this anymore? 

I love these drawings of the Disney Princesses that people sketch. They’re nice. 

roguechaotic:

talesofanerdyboy:

ikandybabbling:

heyitsmekelsi:

what Disney princesses would look like in real life

Love the Jane one

reblogging because Jane is a babe

^^

This is so perfect. 

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