In man or fish, wriggling is a sign of inferiority.

Makrina, 25, i'm Catholic, I like 19th century literature

[huariqueje]

Women's Flax and Others - Paula von Goeschen-Rösler , 1917.

German , 1875-1941

Tempera and pencil on paper ,   39.4 x 29.4 cm. 15.5 x 11.5 in.

[hieronymouscock]

which fucking medieval jeffrey dahmer even discovered you could turn cows into paper anyway

[headlinehustling]

Jude the Obscure by far has the most single depressing thing happen in it of the 5 Hardy novels I've read but i didnt really feel that bad for any of the characters at any moment probably because the whole time i've been reading Jude the Obscure i've been watching Safdie Brothers and gambling movies and like Saturday Night Fever LOL

[exitwound]

mutuals

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

Which is prev?

Unmarried girl

Apologist

Craftsman who works with a wheel

Archivist

Dying person

Educator

Girl

Jurist

Knife sharpener

Lawyer

Librarian

Remaining time: 1 day 22 hours

[headlinehustling]

I started getting excited to watch the stanley cup finals before i remembered idgaf about either of the teams playing in it

[headlinehustling]

Point break is one of the more absurd movies out there

[headlinehustling]

Processing an archival collection for a corporate archives is such a struggle because, odds are, the collection reveals a lot about the psychology of the person who collected the records, shows what they were reading, the newspaper clips they kept and what they underlined, what they think a 'topic' is, what they looked at the most or never, etc etc. But its not about the creator its abt the corporate function of the records so like, i cant keep a stack of printed out articles just because they show the collector was heavily into researching a topic if there isnt some original material or real connection to original materials. So if you are in a personal-corporate position like a college faculty member or something make sure you always write up original material about your thoughts and interests because an archivist is going to throw away the magazines you kept on that interest for reference and just write a note in the scope and content that published materials about [broad topic] were discarded

[headlinehustling]

Literally where i am blogging from rn

[headlinehustling]

I love fleetwood mac's like first 4 maybeeee 5 albums and i actually can't stand them once stevie nicks joins but if im listening to automatic playlists on youtube music there's so much of Rumours i guess because i technically do listen to a lot of fleetwood mac. But like don't piss me off

[olmec-colossal-head]

either intentionally or not, what's the biggest thing you have ever set on fire?

nothing/I don't play with matches

bigger than nothing smaller than a person

bigger than a person smaller than a car

bigger than a car smaller than a house

bigger than a house smaller than a wildfire

I have started a wildfire or some other conflagration

Voting ended onMay 23

put in the tags what it was

[beardedmrbean]

[anew-jackson]

the infection is spreading..

[crownedpatriot11]

Jew indicator

[catholicapothecary]

when i was living in south florida i would eat a bagel with cream cheese and lox like 3x a week and i thanked Jews for their contribution every time

fair is fair

[headlinehustling]

EXCELSIOR

[headlinehustling]

If that's your 'empty' net why is my puck in it

[desinteresse]

Bitches who haven’t read a book since 2016 and haven’t ever done research that extends beyond fandom wikis be like “Im still angry about the burning of the Library of Alexandria 😡” well what do you have to be mad about, you weren’t gonna read from it anyway

[headlinehustling]

Dogfishhead and hot dog on the northeast regional #myhotdog

[headlinehustling]

I am winning at life so hard right now except for the fact that i am missing multiple front teeth, i need to go to confession desperately, and alcohol has been irritating my tummy lately 😭😭😭😭😭😭 but besides that like winning is at never before seen levels

[eventually--darling]

is she... you know... *recites nicene creed*

[classicalcanvas]

Seascape, Night Effect (1866) by Claude Monet