But the future refused to change.

A god am I! I occupy the godly throne in the heart of the sea!

[horrorgifs]

Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in AMERICAN PSYCHO (2000) dir. Mary Harron

[brucebocchi]

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Scream by John Tedrick

[oneheadtoanother]

[cephalopodvictorious]

Potato starch wasn't the first medium that University of Manchester scientists tested in their search for ISRU building supplies. In a previous study, the same team explored the possibility of using human blood and urine as binding agents for their extraterrestrial concrete. The blood and urine of astronauts, after all, are renewable resources, and they're available wherever an astronaut's mission might take them. [source]

[yeah-yeah-beebiss-1]

did they try using cum tho

[thoughtportal]

we thought it would be easy

[gsirvitor]

[escuerzoresucitado]

they are really fuckin these snails up

[lockedroompuzzle]

[deadeyeddeadinside]

Truman was cooler than Oppenheimer. Make the movie about him.

[paxamericana]

you can’t be quoting brian herbert dune man

[lesbianherstorian]

“lesbians are coming out”, a poster by see red women’s workshop, 1982

[luxgalador]

[paxamericana]

[againwiththeturtles]

Hey wow so you know how Sokka loses all his weapons over the course of the series (not just his boomerang and space sword in the final episode, but also his spear, machete, club…) and how he slowly leans into working as the group’s planner? You ever think about how he physically and literally loses the ideals that were keeping him tied to seeing his worth in the war, and began to see himself as his own person who could survive this war & live in a better world? How he let go of his toxic masculinity and started to embrace himself as he was, but he had to use those weapons in his own creative, non-destructive way, and eventually he lost them entirely? How he helped the war effort through creation, by making plans & traps & inventions & armor, not by destroying things? You ever think about how he replaced his sword with a paintbrush in the final scene? You ever… you ever…

[muchymozzarella]

Listening to the podcast with Tumblr's CEO about how Tumblr is running on debt because he believes it's worth keeping up because of how unique and good it is as a blogging platform and honestly it warms the heart

And how Tumblr may have been purchased for 3 million but at one point cost 60 million a year to run and they decided it was worth slowly fixing and honestly it warms the heart

And thinking about how Musk bought Twitter for way above its valuation when in fact he was also getting all of its debts and liabilities since Twitter was, like Tumblr, also running on debt, so he actually owes way more than 44 billion dollars and that's why he's no longer the richest man on earth and that's why he's floundering and losing his mind, and honestly it warms the heart

And about how Tumblr are happily poaching talent from Twitter and investors are looking at Tumblr as a worthwhile investment and the debt is going down in part because of Twitter's fuckup and honestly it warms the heart

[animentality]

[radiofreederry]

[acmeoop]

The Truth Is Not Out There “The Springfield Files” (1997)

[lotad]

[redpandarascal]

I’ve quoted this tweet multiple times irl in an attempt to explain myself