1. lameblr:

    I know this girl who is very conventionally attractive and probably every 3 months or so she posts on Facebook “anyone want to cash app me $5 for my birthday?” and none of the guys have caught on yet. She be having 4 birthdays a year and these thirsty guys are like “just sent it beautiful enjoy your day” and that is hot privilege

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  3. 67-7:

    distance yourself for a bit, you’ll realize a lot

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  4. profeminist:

    profeminist:

    “The thing about your fat Trump jokes is that it doesn’t actually hurt Trump himself. But it does probably hurt many of the people you know who are fat.”

    - Sarah Lerner   

    Evergreen post, always relevant

    jonghyunkazoo:

    Granny: No printer, just fax!

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    slythwolf:

    rgfellows:

    micdotcom:

    when you break a world record, but a man comes in second (x)

    And it’s worth note that Ledecky didn’t just win the 800 freestyle- she obliterated it:

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    Thats her. And those specks in the distance are her competitors. The second place swimmer was 11 SECONDS behind her. 11 seconds is FOREVER in something like this. Most second place swimmers in most races finish fractions of a second behind the first place swimmer.

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    Her finishing with none of her competitors in sight. And that yellow line is the previous world record’s pace. Ledecky is more than a full body length ahead.

    Which, btw, she did in the 400m freestyle earlier in the games. Seen here:

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    (The previous world record in this race was held by her, to begin with, btw. As well as the 3 world record times preceding that one.)

    So to sum it up: Yeah, Phelps is one of the most decorated Olympic swimmers ever etc etc but him getting silver means jack in the face of the actual-human-avatar-of-Poseidon that is Katie Ledecky. 

    11 (ELEVEN) SECONDS FUCK THE WHAT THIS IS NOT GETTING ENOUGH COVERAGE. i should have had that information before now

    (Source: mic.com, via macscara)

  5. toesucker:

    knifeofvenus:

    My pussy is fat my heart is fatter got a tiny brain made of snickerdoodle batter

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  6. demonologywarlock:

    My brain cell when I say something smart every 2 months

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  7. naryrising:

    masterwayfinders:

    charlesoberonn:

    the-porter-rockwell:

    mojave-wasteland-official:

    anotherjadedwriter:

    anotherjadedwriter:

    history fucked me up

    oxford was built and operational as a college before the rise of the mayans and cleopatra lived in a time nearer to pizza hut’s invention than to the pyramids being built

    I need a noncomprehensive history book that covers Known World History in time periods, like “in this century, all this shit was happening concurrently” and not just all spread out so I have to piece it together like some unpaid uneducated scholar

    Mongols were fighting Samurai in Japan and Knights in Europe at the same time. 

    Star Wars a New Hope came out the same year as the last execution in France by Guillotine. 

    Abraham Lincoln and Edgar Allen Poe were friends in their early 20′s. 

    When the Great Pyramids were being built there were areas that still had Woolly Mammoths roaming. 

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    Harvard University didn’t teach calculus in its first few years after being established because calculus wasn’t invented yet.

    Nintendo was founded two years after the Eiffel Tower was constructed

    This is the book you want: The Timetables of History - going year by year (or in the earlier sections, at least century by century) and showing you what was going on in various parts of the world in several categories (e.g. Politics, Literature, Science, etc.)  Super useful for visualizing what events were happening at the same time.

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  8. blueinkblot:

    onesideisgreatness:

    magistrate-of-mediocrity:

    trying–kind-of:

    is this a renaissance painting?

    “Interrogation of the Zodiac Killer”
    -The Ghost of Sandro Botticelli ca 2015

    So I slapped some mathematics on this picture and…

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    The red lines divide the picture into thirds. They also mostly coincide with the doorway (and Cruz’s right hand), framing him nicely as the Main Character of this picture.

    The green line was placed using the golden ratio (the ratio between parts of the picture above it and below it is close enough to 1:1.618). It also goes right under his chin (and through some reporters’ hands or tools).

    The purple lines are diagonals that are framing the reporters really nicely.

    I’m pretty sure you could also do something clever with a circle and the yellow doorway behind him, but I don’t have the patience to fiddle with that.

    Basically, this picture has the same “maths are beautiful” aesthetic as (some well-known) Renaissance paintings.

    It also means a photographer did a DAMN GOOD job taking it

    (via daytimeblogger)

  9. abbleremorse:

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    The way he looks back at the camera before prancing off is the closest thing we have to compare to what sailors of yore reported about mysterious, playful, and michevious mermaids leading their ships into rocky harbours with nothing but coy glances and a few errant splashes

    (Source: abblermouse, via daytimeblogger)

  10. spector:

    gordon ramsey: so what’s wrong with the restaurant?
    a staff member about to drag out every single bad and/or questionable thing their boss has ever done: 

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  11. justiceforamydunne:

    girl: *calls her boyfriend daddy during sex*

    sigmund freud watching all of that from hell:

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    (Source: lonelycowgirlinyourarea, via civilwhore)