90377:

Misty forest by Jerdess

iknowthis:

22.08.

i’m growing to love the north sea

nemfrog:

Winter sun. We look about us. 1933. 

ghostlywriterr:

Natural History Museum. Austria

alfonselric:

fyeahmarvel:

DATE NIGHT!

#was this movie even real (vrabia)

swanofmischief:

irealm:

durlog:

good evening! what the fuck

the fact op is a sneeze fetish blog just makes this infinitely funnier

#GOD#HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO MOVE TO ANOTHER WEBSITE#WHERE ELSE AM I GONNA GET GUT PUNCHED BY SENTENCES LIKE THAT ONE

kaible:

drkshdwbnch:

dogy

I feel such an incredible sense of peace looking at this

weeelllp:

rsbenedict:

kaijutegu:

roachpatrol:

I WOULD PAY TEN TIMES AS MUCH FOR CHOCOLATE IF IT MEANT REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF SLAVES IN THE WORLD? HOW IS THIS ANY KIND OF PROBLEM. 

good news, you can! the company’s called Tony’s Chocolonely and their entire purpose is to make slave-free chocolate and reform the chocolate industry.

https://tonyschocolonely.com/us/en

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony%27s_Chocolonely

Whole Foods carries it. If you don’t want to support an Amazon-owned company, World Market carries it. You can also buy it directly from the company. 

It’s the best chocolate I’ve ever had and it’s 100% slave free. Tony’s Chocolonely works really hard to push for transparency within the chocolate industry and actually has and is following an action plan to eliminate slavery within cocoa production. They’re good people who make good chocolate.

A list of slavery-free chocolate companies:

• Aldi
  
• Aloha Feels Chocolate
  
• Alma Chocolate
  
• Alter Eco Chocolate
  
• Amano Chocolate
  
• Askinoise Chocolate
  
• The Beach Chocolate Factory
  
• Belicious
  
• Black Mountain Chocolate
  
• Cacaoteca
  
• Caribeans Chocolate
  
• Castronovo Chocolate
  
• Charm School Chocolates
  
• Chocolate Cartel
  
• Chocolat Celeste
  
• Chocolate Tree
  
• Chocolate Troubadour
  
• Choconat
  
• Coco Chocolate
  
• Compartes Chocolates
  
• Dandelion Chocolate
  
• Dark Forest Chocolate
  
• Denman Island Chocolate
  
• Divine Chocolate Co.
  
• Eating Evolved
  
• Eat Your Hat
  
• El Ceibo
  
• The Endangered Species
  
• Equal Exchange
  
• Fairafric
  
• Forever Cocoa
  
• Fresco Chocolate
  
• Fruition Chocolate
  
• Gayleen’s Decadence
  
• GEPA Chocolate
  
• Giddy Yo Yo
  
• Grenada Chocolate Company
  
• Grocer’s Daughter Chocolate
  
• Guittard
  
• Habitual Chocolate
  
• Hagensborg Chocolates
  
• Health by Chocolate
  
• Hilo Shark Chocolate
  
• HNINA Gourmet
  
• Honest Artisan Chocolate
  
• Hooray  Tuffles
  
• Ithaca Fine Chocolates
  
• L.A. Burdick Chocolates
  
• La Iguana Chocolate
  
• Lake Champlain Chocolates
  
• La Siembra Cooperative
  
• Lillie Belle Farms
  
• Madecasse
  
• Malagasy
  
• Maverick Chocolate Company
  
• Max Havelaar
  
• Mayan Monkey
  
• Mayordomo
  
• Mia Chocolate
  
• Montezuma’s Chocolates
  
• Nayah Amazon Chocolates
  
• Newman’s Own Organics
  
• Purdy’s Chocolate
  
• Omanahene Cocoa Bean Company
  
• Ombar
  
• OpuLux Fair Trade Chocolate
  
• Original Hawaiian Chocolate
  
• Parliament Chocolate
  
• Montevérgine
  
• Patric Chocolate
  
• Plamil Organic Chocolate
  
• Potomac Chocolate
  
• Pure Lovin’ Chocolate
  
• Rain Republic
  
• Rapunzel Pure Organics
  
• Ritual Chocolate
  
• Samaritan Xocolata
  
• Sappho Chocolates
  
• Seed & Bean Chocolate
  
• Shaman Chocolates
  
• Sibú Chocolate
  
• Solkiki Chocolate
  
• Sweet Earth Chocolates
  
• Sweet Impact Fudge
  
• Sweet Riot
  
• Sun Eaters Organics
  
• Taza Chocolate
  
• Terra Nostra Organic
  
• Terroir Chocolate
  
• TCHO
  
• The Chocolate Wave
  
• Theo Chocolate
  
• The Original Chocolate Bar (Houston, TX)
  
• Tobago Estate Chocolate
  
• TONY’S CHOCOLONELY
  
• Vivani Chocolate
  
• Vosges
  
• Wei of Chocolate
  
• Xocolatl Chocolate
  
• Zotter

Crazy how the main three chocolate companies in the US are all terrible