“Suppose someone standing by a clear, sweet spring were to curse it: it just keeps right on bringing drinkable water bubbling up to the surface.”
— Marcus Aurelius on the Stoic key to kindness.

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“Suppose someone standing by a clear, sweet spring were to curse it: it just keeps right on bringing drinkable water bubbling up to the surface.”
— Marcus Aurelius on the Stoic key to kindness.
This blew my damn mind
I fucking KNEW there was a difference between address and address!
You address a person by their name.
You give someone your address.
i hate this god damn bastard language
easily one of the most weeks ive had all month
outrageous waste of money but might buy
Brilliant.
Me taking a nap after I just woke up
National Parks posters by artist Amber Share. Text is taken from actual park patron comments left on review-based social media sites.
“There are bugs and they will bite you on your face!”
One of the simplest memes I’ve ever come across. Effective and hilarious.
This is gonna be the key future historians use to translate meme-language
literally what the fuck does she think this suit is going to do for her ??
enhance her swag to dangerous levels
That’s Violet Beauregard
Adam D. Thompson
Russian Doll, The Great Escape (S01E02)
Seems almost prescient now doesn’t it?
Tauba Auerbach (b. 1981) I doubt it, but I do it (anagram XII)
Post-War and Contemporary Afternoon Session
Stay at home! (artist unknown)
The head of Judas, 1874, Fyodor Bronnikov
Ships in the stormy sea. Sunrise, 1871, Ivan Aivazovski
It’s an actual, indisputable, scientific fact - I’d go so far as to call it a fundamental law of the universe - that regardless of situation or seriousness of the moment, “Do you want a cup of tea?” is always the right question to ask.
The Tempest near rocks, 1875, Ivan Aivazovski
Medium: oil,canvas