A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Sandwich @leseratte24 - Tumblr Blog

Just your daily reminder to not check up on people who hurt you.

#don't do it #don't check up on people who hurt you #it just hurts #stop it

I'm sorry who wrote my biography? I would like to thank them for doing an excellent job. Great detail.

"how german sounds to other languages" videos: ha ha look at how aggressive german sounds when it's yelled at full volume by a furious bavarian

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By Emm Roy

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This is so important.

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Left.

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im tired of things costing money

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On this day in 1960, 34 brave students from Virginia Union University staged a sit-in at a segregated lunch counter in Thalhimer’s Department Store (which stood at Broad and 6th Street), after a campus visit from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. All thirty-four were subsequently arrested, in the first mass arrest of the civil rights movement of 1960, and became known across the country as the Richmond 34.

The 34 challenged their convictions and took their case all the way to the national Supreme Court, where the conviction was overturned in a legal victory for civil rights nationwide.

The names of the Richmond 34 are: Elizabeth Patricia Johnson, Joanna Hinton, Gloria C. Collins, Patricia A. Washington, Barbara A. Thornton, Lois B. White, Thalma Y. Hickman, Celia E. Jones, Carolyn Ann Horne, Marise L. Ellison, Virginia G. Simms, Frank George Pinkston, Charles Melvin Sherrod, Albert Van Graves Jr., Ford Tucker Johnson Jr., Leroy M. Bray Jr., Wendell T. Foster Jr., Anderson J. Franklin, Ronald B. Smith, Larry Pridgen, Woodrow B. Grant, Joseph E. Ellison, Gordon Coleman, Milton Johnson, Donald Vincent-Goode, Robert B. Dalton, Samuel F. Shaw, Randolph A. Tobias, Clarence A. Jones, Richard C. Jackson, George Wendall Harris Jr., John J. McCall, Leotis L. Pryor, and Raymond B. Randolph Jr.

you, an intellectual: the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis doesn't hold much water.

me, a chemical engineer: Oh, I don't know... that Benjamin Whorf guy seemed like he was pretty smart

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Music now vs. music then. (by Seany Boy)

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SEVERE WEATHER WARNING: The weather forecast for tomorrow is a 800% chance of failure and tears..

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oh jeez, wish I’d seen this sooner...

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fucked up that its march and im nobodys gf

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If you ever feel like you’ve fucked up just remember that Ireland accidentally legalized crystal meth

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my new favorite thing is adding “bitch” to the end of famous and influential quotes not all those who wander are lost, bitch

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if at first you don’t succeed, try again bitch

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do or do not. there is no try, bitch.

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To thine own self be true bitch

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Call me Ishmael, bitch

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FOR NARNIA, BITCH

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It’s the circle of life bitch

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Happy Valentine’s Day nerds!

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Fucking a

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at what point in history do you think americans stopped having british accents

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Actually, Americans still have the original British accent. We kept it over time and Britain didn’t. What we currently coin as a British accent developed in England during the 19th century among the upper class as a symbol of status. Historians often claim that Shakespeare sounds better in an American accent.