greater-than-the-sword:

When you’re a kid you just take trees for granted. Then when you get to be an adult you realize that a fully mature tree cannot be created in an amount of time that fits in a convenient landscaping timeframe for love nor money nor all the powers of science. Then you realize that people are very very very cavalier about chopping them down

digitaldiscipline:

jadedresearcher:

tiktoks-for-dead-pope:

I love this post so much I have done everything in my power to make sure I will never forget it via reblogging it every October 5th, in memory of discovering it for the first time

centrally-unplanned:

insomniac-arrest:

bill-blake-fans-anonymous:

bill-blake-fans-anonymous:

In King Ludwig II’s defense, if I had basically infinite discretionary funds, was accountable to absolutely no one, and was king of a country full of picturesque landscapes, you couldn’t stop me from building myself a big gay fairytale castle on a mountaintop either.

This post is spreading and I feel bad about it because it contains misinformation, so for the record: Ludwig II did not in fact have infinite discretionary funds. He only acted as if he did. He never dipped into the public coffers for his building projects, but he spent his own fortune extravagantly and borrowed heavily from everyone he could think of. By 1885, the year before his death, he was 14 million marks in debt.

~ ✨✨ 14 million marks in debt ✨✨~

I always find this inspiring because try to name another prince of a German state. What did the rulers of Hamberg do? The Grand Duchy of Hesse? Gone with the wind, no one knows them anymore. But Mad Lad Ludwig built a top 5 most famous castle in the entire world. Money is fake, castles are real. Go broke and die like a winner.

heavensghost:

words from the poem ‘love lines’ by Olga Broumas

akashicrecord:

*logs onto tumblr* I wonder what the people who don’t leave the house are saying about sex today

doctorb99:

feralbiologist:

alberto-balsalm:

thiswaitingheart:

zinjanthropusboisei:

pippenpaddlopsicopolisthethird:

The holy grail of searching through academic literature is coming across a string of publications that are like:

Here’s An Idea. Smith et al. 2016

Terrible Idea; a comment on Smith et al. 2016. Johnson 2016.

You’re Wrong Too; a response to Johnson 2016. Nelson 2016.

Guys Just Stop Fighting, None Of Us Know What’s Going On; a Review of the Current Literature. McBrien 2017.

Not even an exaggeration.

“If We Knew What We Were Doing, It Would Not be Called Research, Would It?”

tags via @jesterbutch

They’re having Twitter beef now.

peerless-shizun:

6balls:

I like preschool lunch time because it means I get to observe the Preschool Agora. or 3-4 year olds having conversations amongst each other in a large group. such as today they discussed who’s been a baby before (conclusion: “even people we don’t know”) and who the first people were on earth (“let me guess,” said one, “me.”)

jessicaroux:

Serpentine: my latest collection of original paintings is available through Nahcotta as part of the Enormous Tiny Art show. Find it here!

whamber:

Villain of the week tries to cast a gender swap spell on Arthur to get Uther to disinherit him but it hits Merlin instead who has a pretty good time about it.

sirnoblesquid:

Merthur doodles

heaventouch:

sophsun1:

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia + Memes

doubleca5t:

doubleca5t:

doubleca5t:

He’s saying what we’ve all been thinking

For reference, OP’s “Hear Me Out” is on the left and the commentor’s is on the right

Thank you for your service 🫡🫡🫡

theolderguards:

THE OLD GUARD (2020)