This will just keep happening...

I'm 24 I'm gay I'm happy I'm broke and I'm mostly harmless.

[illkim]

[oksanelle]

[stupidadultfangirl]

I”M NOT SAYING MORGAN DOESN’T DESERVE TO BE BACK IN THE COMPETITION BUT DAMMIT WHY THE FUCK COULDN’T BENDELACREME PICK AJA?! HER LIPSTICK WAS RIGHT THERE!

[funwithfun]

Ded☠️👻

[queernigga]

me at the job interview: 

me after im hired: 

[twitblr]

Expecto Patronum

[carol-danverse]

You know you’re fucked the moment you decide to watch the whole filmography of an actor

[vvnnie]

Cloud landscapes never cease to amaze me

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[gueuledebois]

shangie coming for every person who has ever watched a single episode of UNHhhh

[acidbathprince0fdarkness]

omg 🤐

[cezarywho]

Im so sorry :(

[deactivated-blog]

[thedankest]

[thedankest]

[transitmaps]

Historical Map: Map Showing Indianapolis as a Steam Railroad and Interurban Center, 1907

Here’s an absolutely wonderful diagram of rail in Indianapolis in 1907 that pares everything down to the absolute minimum required to tell the story. 43 completely evenly-spaced railroad lines (representing 18 steam lines and 25 interurbans, according to the source) enter the city, which is encircled by the aptly named Belt Railroad. The names of those 43 outer destinations spiral dramatically around the edge of the map, though the flow is perhaps broken a bit by the need to show some still-more-distant cities: Cincinnati, Dayton, Louisville, Evansville, St. Louis and Chicago, all of which are shown as being accessible by multiple routes.

Our rating: I love this so much. An instant five stars.

Prints of this amazing diagram are now available in the Transit Maps online store.

[rivka-kopelman]

[abovearth]

Untitled by Bryan Daugherty 

[alexmuoti]

[littlebearaf-deactivated2018040]

Here’s to 23 🎉

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[alejodickhead]