Some Of These Are Funny Lmfao

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@notreallyanon

Aaaaaaand she does like you

So I've heard.

Morning bro

Good morning friend! 🌻

I have a question bc I saw your pictures last night:

You have a gorgeous head of hair. Is your hair naturally that curly in the black and white photo?

Good morning! Thank you! ☺️ 🌄

Yes my hair is naturally very curly, my hair type is 3A to be exact. I attempt to straighten it sometimes but it just goes from curly to wavy, lol. Never straight. But I kinda prefer it that way. I don't think I care much for bone straight hair. I like mine to have a little or a lot of volume & life. So most of the time I leave it in its natural state.✨

G O O D M O R N I N G

Instagram: greykins

That's not nice and I'm just saying what your both too scared to say to each other because willy is awkward about his feelings and your lying about yours 😊😊😊😊

Ooooooooh you and cocoa ARE dating

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Fix your reblog button @staff

Frog appreciation post!✨🍄

Cecil Beaton's Reddish House 🌿

Good morning, people!

I want to quickly show you guys something new inside the factory!

This is the Space and Underwater room! How many of you believe in aliens? I hope you do, because we've perfectly constructed anti gravity delicacies, called Moon Pies, that we're going to send straight into orbit, allowing any aliens out there with a sweet tooth to eat to his or her fill. And that way, if the sweet is eaten, we'll know whether or not extraterrestrial life forces exists. Brilliant, no?

Now, these big white balls attached to the ceiling above the Oompa Loompas' heads are organic moon replicas, made from crystalized particles, Himalayan salt and Alpaca fiber. They're used to collect any goop or DNA from any aliens that eat the pies off 'em. We've also set up a big pair of binoculars to see if we capture any activity.

Oh, and check this out, this is one of the neatest things. This is the Underwater Simulator, it serves the same purpose as the Space Simulator and Moon Pies, except its job is to lure otherworldly marine vessels into our line of vision, see if they like chocolate.

You just simply dunk a person, or in this case an Oompa Loompa, into the water and they can scuba their little bodies around while collecting data. Yeah.

Though it's a latest and greatest idea still in the works, if successful, I'll be the first chocolatier in the world to document extraterrestrial life! Ha, can you just imagine?!