[showtimechamaco]

[sageofstars]

“Rejection” erasure poetry by Ben Aaron

don’t get into grad school? make it art 

[cyborgteen-deactivated20180718]

ive said it a million times but poetry sucks

[sageofstars]

“i sucks” erasure poetry by Ben Aaron

[wahbegan]

chill the fuck out Ben it’s a rejection letter from grad school now a love note from your ex

[sageofstars]

“Love Note” erasure poem by Ben Aaron

[invalid-username-again-deactiva]

[facts-i-just-made-up]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Shrek and Han Solo kinda dress the same

[scarletmischief]

[scaliepost-generator]

Inflation is honestly the strangest shit. Like someone rn is thinking of getting blown up like a balloon and they’ve got a boner.

[targuzzler-deactivated20180224]

i thought this was about economics at first and that second sentence hit me like a freight train

[nessa007]

[did-you-know]

‘The Raven’ was almost 'The Parrot’. When Edgar Allen Poe first conceived of the poem, he wanted a 'melancholy’ feel and planned to use 'nevermore’ as a refrain. Deciding that a talking, non- reasoning animal would be the best way to repeat the word, Poe first thought of a parrot - until he realized ravens are 'equally capable of speech, and infinitely more in keeping with the intended tone.’ Source Source 2

[did-you-know]

During WWII, Dr. Eugene Lazowski tricked the Germans by creating a fake epidemic in Poland. He knew of a bacterial strain that caused people to test positive for typhus with no ill effects- so he began injecting the strain into non-Jews. The Nazis assumed there was an outbreak, stayed away, and quarantined an area of about 8,000 people- which saved the lives of countless Jews and Poles who would have been killed or sent to camps. Source Source 2 Source 3

[facts-i-just-made-up]

[facts-i-just-made-up]

[facts-i-just-made-up]

2016 was the first year to have under 60,000 Slip-N-Slide related fatalities.

[facts-i-just-made-up]

[nolongerperceived]

“I’m not gay”

“You had a romantic relationship with another man”

[facts-i-just-made-up]

The original Italian title of The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly is “Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo,” which literally translates as “The Good, The Brute, And The Dental Cavity.” Over 6 hours of tooth surgery footage were removed from the U.S. version.

[comradesaucegay]

[carmenfreakinsandiego]