WHATEVER HAPPENS; DON'T QUIT

24 y/o Combat Medic, Purple Heart and CMB Recipient.

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I don’t have words for how this makes me feel. Gaddam.

[maximusis1st]

Holy shit. No-one tell me soviet female space marines don’t make sense ever agian. This shit is dope.

[warhammermotivation]

Praise the Emperor and all His Daughters

[andthentherewascoffee]

Some days, I can conquer the world; Other days, it takes me three hours to convince myself to bathe.

(via bongmom)

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Anxiety is the most silently painful experience. It makes no sense and you sit there alone and suffer for a unknown reason. You can’t explain it. You can’t stop it. It is horrible.

(via flawedfighter)

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This speaks volumes to me.

[whatshouldwecallme]

Me trying to figure out what to do with my life

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[darkhist]

glow blog

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💖🔮💖

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The Unbelievable Photos Taken by the Crazy Russians Who Illegally Climbed Egypt’s Great Pyramid

people, you may never see an image like this again… so yeah, reblog it

Ya well I can’t blame them for climbing that

Just look at that incredible fucking view

amazing

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Ivan Mishukov is most famous for being a feral child who lived with dogs for about two years between the ages of 4 and 6

There is a book about him called Ivan and the Dogs

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[thesochill]

there’s something fishy about this restaurant

[ybnixx]

u gotta keep a lot a shit to yourself

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[ultrafacts]

If you visit Tianducheng, a day trip from Shanghai in China’s Zhejiang province, you will be confronted by a 354-foot replica of the Eiffel tower.

Development on this Paris replica in China began in 2007, but local media say it is a ghost town now.

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[onlyblackgirl]

Nah

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Patients of surgeon Harold Gillies during WWI and WWII

Okay, these photographs pissed me off a bit, because they don’t show off how much of a genius Dr. Harold Gillies, the father of modern plastic surgery, was.  Rhinoplasty, skin grafts, and facial reconstructions have been practised for centuries.  However, it was this New Zealander surgeon who standardized these techniques and established the discipline of “plastic surgery.”

The introduction of more destructive weapons of WWI and WWII resulted in devastating injuries. In addition, in trench warfare, the head was more exposed than the rest of the body, and soldiers’ faces were often shattered or burnt beyond recognition. Despite the best efforts of surgeons, many soldiers were left hideously disfigured. Traditionally, the edges of facial wounds were simply stitched together, but when scar tissue contracted faces were left twisted and disfigured, so a new type of surgery was needed.

Gillies rebuilt faces using tissue from elsewhere in the body. Antibiotics had not yet been invented, meaning it was very hard to graft tissue from one part of the body to another because infection often developed, so Gillies invented the tubed pedicle,” where he used a flap of skin from the chest or forehead and “swung” it into place over the face. The flap remained attached but was stitched into a tube. This kept the original blood supply intact and dramatically reduced the infection rate.  After many surgical construction, grafting, and healing, which could take months to years, the tentacle-like tubing would be removed, and (volia!) a new face!

He was also the first to do sex reassignment surgery from female to male in 1946, then male to female using a flap technique in 1951, which became the standard for 40 years.

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tl;dr, these were his patients BEFORE the surgery. He didn’t DISFIGURE these people he HELPED them.

[combatxknife]

This is amazing holy shit

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