apathy enthusiast

go away. 

[serotnin]

being self-aware enough to realize you’re being irrational but still not being able to stop anything

[bpd-hyena-deactivated20170923]

[perrielupin-deactivated20180301]

buzzfeed apparently only just realised that there are languages other than english

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

These strange indecipherable symbols on Ikea products are apparently actually ‘Swedish’ according to several noted academics who have spent decades studying Ikea

[emilydoesthething]

[tobispencer]

[catholicconnect]

“It is not fitting that the servant should be applauded in His Master’s house:” -Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI #CatholicConnect

[dankmemesreasonforliving]

[onlyleigh]

[goldenafterglow-deactivated2021]

@vas-y–mollo

[yesterdaysprint]

Albany Ledger, Missouri, June 16, 1899

[gothicprep]

also the new taylor swift song being called “look what you made me do” is so funny bc like… what did you do

[aigislovesrobots]

he makes a serious point here

[terriamon]

[maisiewilliams]

when they show a scene from two seasons ago in the “previously on” you know something fishy is about to happen

[iapislazuli]

jock is NOT the opposite of goth. prep is the opposite of goth, and nerd is the opposite of jock. like this

[brightereyes]

switch goth and prep and u got a political compass

[hexcodes-moved-deactivated20180]

[artoo-detoos]

bonus:

[ilya-bonerov]

[bootycap]

chris pine is having a rough weekend

[byjoveimbeinghumble]

A PSA:

C.S. Lewis based the professor in the Narniad on his logic tutor, Kirkpatrick. Lewis fondly referred to him as “The Great Knock,” because his mind was so formidable. This is why the professor (in the books and movies) frequently says things like, “Think about it logically!,” or “What DO they teach these children in schools these days!”.

It is worth noting that Kirkpatrick was a huge reason that Lewis converted to Atheism.

C.S. Lewis slightly based Ransom in THE SPACE TRILOGY on J.R.R. Tolkien. Ransom is a philologist, which was one of Tolkien’s areas of expertise. That’s pretty much the only similarity.

Tolkien used Lewis’ booming voice as partial inspiration for Treebeard. Lewis isn’t Treebeard; they share a few similarities.

If one more person gets this wrong, then I will spit flames at them. All you have to do is read a credible article or biography on them to get it right.

[byjoveimbeinghumble]

Reblogging again, because I keep seeing those awful “Tolkien = Narnia Professor and Lewis = Treebeard!!1!” posts.