1. werewolvesofhelsinki: me too

    werewolvesofhelsinki:

    me too

    (Source: ohrochester)

  5. I could probably make a living reblogging Francesco Marciuliano’s Peanuts parodies.

    I could probably make a living reblogging Francesco Marciuliano’s Peanuts parodies.

  7. darthambiguous: daughterofchaucer: credits: McGone | deviantART [x] Zero G Blockhead

    darthambiguous:

    daughterofchaucer:

    credits: McGone | deviantART [x]

    Zero G Blockhead

  9. It’s that time of the year again: Francesco Marciuliano publishes his Great Pumpkin Peanuts parodies.

  10. kickstandkids: peanuts: great pumpkin by *strongstuff So great! Please click through to the artist’s site!

    kickstandkids:

    peanuts: great pumpkin by *strongstuff So great! Please click through to the artist’s site!

  11. docshaner: 365ruminations: Day 262 - On this day in 1950 seven newspapers ran the first Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, seen above. It literally ran for 50 years, from 1950 to 2000, with re-runs being published since. Schulz (1922-2000, born in Minneapolis) arguably created the most influential and widely-read cartoon of all -time.   HAPPY PEANUTS DAY EVERYBODY!

    docshaner:

    365ruminations:

    Day 262 - On this day in 1950 seven newspapers ran the first Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, seen above. It literally ran for 50 years, from 1950 to 2000, with re-runs being published since. Schulz (1922-2000, born in Minneapolis) arguably created the most influential and widely-read cartoon of all -time.  

    HAPPY PEANUTS DAY EVERYBODY!

  13. (Source: sugarkisses)

  15. zdarsky: I went and made a bunch of movie posters based on kids stories. My alternate tagline for this one was: “TECHNICALLY NOT A NUT, BUT DON’T TELL HIM THAT.”

    zdarsky:

    I went and made a bunch of movie posters based on kids stories.

    My alternate tagline for this one was: “TECHNICALLY NOT A NUT, BUT DON’T TELL HIM THAT.”