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Opinions are my own.

[kropotkhristian-deactivated2019]

Anarcho-third-graderism for the win

[la-volpe-bianca]

they’re all fucking right

[teathattast]

corcle time

[cowboy-garfield]

Where’s that post about having mundane superpowers

[linguisticparadox]

I was not ready

[biggest-goldiest-fish]

I had to watch this a couple times

The chaos energy was to much to handle at once

[pangur-and-grim]

if I could describe my Fashion in one word? bad

[pangur-and-grim]

wait, I’d prefer to describe it in 3 words

[ampervadasz]

[back-that-sass-up]

it took nine seconds for me to fully process what i was watching and then i started LAUHGHING

[docteryn]

I would be dead

[blackbearmagic]

my favorite Millennial Thing™ is when a group of us are standing around and talking and someone asks a question that no one knows the answer to and suddenly it’s a race to get out your phone and google it and be the first to know, and then someone starts reading the Wikipedia article about the thing aloud to everyone else, and what started as a casual conversation is now A Learning Opportunity and we all walk away a little more knowledgeable about a random topic

Like, Boomers hate when we do that, but I think it’s one of the best things about us.

So long as we have internet or a cell signal, all of the world’s collective knowledge is at our fingertips, and damned if we aren’t going to use it.

[happierthandignified]

My dad always get mad when I do this. He’s always like “We didn’t need to know.” That makes no sense to me. Why would that make me ignore my ability to learn something? I don’t always *need* to know but that doesn’t mean I’m going to pass up an opportunity to learn something new.

[ralfmaximus]

Why carry a supercomputer around in your pocket if you’re not gonna use it?

[enrique262]

How professionals sink nails. 

[medusolo]

[WHACK]

[casia8]

Me dating as an adult: "So what kind of credit history do you have?"

[casia8]

Fuck you :)

[ironiclightorchestra-remade-blog]

reblog this post with a character who did nothing wrong

[polycement]

[thebabbagepatch]

i beg to differ

[candyredterezii]

THEY CALLED THEM NAUGHTY NOO-NOO BECAUSE THOSE TELEFUCKERS MAKE A MESS WITH THEIR TUBBYTOAST AND NOO-NOO CLEANS UP ALL OF IT AND THEY ARE LIKE: NaughTY NOO-NOO FOR ”CLEANING UP” (eating/getting rid of) ALL THE TUBBYTOAST AND STUFF AND THEY END UP CHASING THEM AROUND AND THEN IT ENDS IN A BIG HUG SO GET YOUR LIES AND SLANDER OFF NOO-NOO

[breadboylovin]

discourse in the teletubbies fandom

[littlemissmollymormon-blog]

“You’re an adult now.”

Me

[internetofme]

Casting Lab #MyUND http://bit.ly/1OrHENG

[casia8]

It's like an exclusive club to have one of these.

[startswithabang]

How far away is the Universe’s most distant galaxy?

“Don’t be fooled into thinking that this galaxy is either the farthest one in existence or the farthest one we’ll ever see. We’re seeing the easiest galaxies at this distance that our equipment and the Universe allows us to see: the ones that have the least neutral, light-blocking gas, the ones that are the biggest and brightest, and the ones that our instruments are sensitive to.”

The farther away we look in the Universe, the farther back in time we look as well, since light has a finite speed. But if a galaxy’s light takes a million years to reach you, that galaxy is going to be farther away than a million light years by time that light arrives, because the fabric of the Universe itself is expanding. This leads to a puzzling fact of nature: even though the Universe is 13.8 billion years old (since the Big Bang), the most distant galaxies are upwards of 30 billion light years away, with the current record sure to be broken in the coming years.

[earthstory]

Black sand beach in Iceland.

[casia8]

"We were destined to live our lives in parallel timelines, but I spent my nights fantasizing that one day the stars might allow them to cross."

--"Parallel"

(From a book I'll never write)

[sherlock-hannibal]

[ilovechlomo]

This is so, so important. The way adults react to a child’s passions and ambitions can often shape the way the child sees themselves. It’s crucial to encourage them wholeheartedly, especially if the child is prone to beat themselves up about the little things anyway.

[ghostsandgoblins]

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