thick as thieves

Yo I'm Austin. I'm 17 and this is my video game blog...kinda lmao

[guckybrand]

me n my bathroom 👼🏽

[deadaccountsorrygaymers]

[enelojodelculo-deactivated20181]

[greatdalishwarrior-blog]

age 10: writes 3rd grade research paper on Hatshepsut

age 17: writes college thesis speech on Hatshepsut

[themysteriousmurasamecastle]

isaac newton: for every action there is an equal and opposite reac-

thefinebros:

[fragileheartxxx]

[pocula-blog]

I don’t even know what to say because today was so fucking beautiful it was unreal.

[obamawhitehouse]

“Rosa Parks held no elected office. She was not born into wealth or power.  Yet sixty years ago today, Rosa Parks changed America. Refusing to give up a seat on a segregated bus was the simplest of gestures, but her grace, dignity, and refusal to tolerate injustice helped spark a Civil Rights Movement that spread across America. Just a few days after Rosa Parks’ arrest in Montgomery, Alabama, a little-known, 26 year-old pastor named Martin Luther King Jr. stood by her side, along with thousands of her fellow citizens. Together, they began a boycott. Three-hundred and eighty-five days later, the Montgomery buses were desegregated, and the entire foundation of Jim Crow began to crumble.

Like so many giants of her age, Rosa Parks is no longer with us. But her lifetime of activism—and her singular moment of courage—continue to inspire us today. Rosa Parks reminds us that there is always something we can do. It is always within our power to make America better. Because Rosa Parks kept her seat, thousands of ordinary commuters walked instead of rode. Because they walked, countless other quiet heroes marched. Because they marched, our union is more perfect. Today, we remember their heroism. Most of all, we recommit ourselves to continuing their march.” —President Obama

[labias]

[martasketch]

selfies exist in the future right?

[blondiepoison]

Cate Blanchett and Emily Blunt suited up for IWC Schaffhausen’s ad campaign

[saltwraith]

alchemy ingredients! i’ve been stress-playing a lot of skyrim while waiting for job callbacks 👌

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

[pleatedjeans]

[blogontheweb]

wild gorillas have already killed the entire population of Maine

[thetechnicolortrenchcoat-deacti]

Today is Copernicus’s 540th birthday. You may remember Copernicus as the man who said “Hey, what if the Earth went around the sun?” To which the Catholic Church replied “Hey, what if we set you on fire?” 

[jjks]

[guckybrand]

the l word is getting too intense for me? i feel like there are so many layers and i can’t keep up????