I like things. . .

GMM/Mythical, Watcher, Welsh Twins, GBBO, Kelsey Impicciche, Joe Bob & Darcy, Max Miller, Giant Bomb, Nextlander, Try Guys, Lewberger, Mr Ballen, Sorted Food, music, dogs, cats, politics, science, & food

[awkwardexxodus]

ive watched this video 5 times in the last two days and it always makes me laugh til i get a headache & i wanted it on my blog but didnt find it anywhere so guess i gotta do it myself

[thejingshi]

Keanu Reeves as Scott Favor in My Own Private Idaho (1991)

[mooneyedandglowing]

INXS - Never Tear Us Apart (Official Music Video)

2025 and still unconvinced there's been a more handsome man than this.

[unreformedcarrots]

R.I.P. George Wendt

[ifthecreekdontrise]

I know it’s been a week or so, but this one got me.

[niallmcdiarmid]

Battersea, London - March 2022

© Niall McDiarmid

[benjaminmcphail]

[idiopathicsmile]

hey btw if you're an american and you're upset at the way that the trump administration has repeatedly ignored court orders—including supreme court orders—in order to illegally imprison and deport innocent people, this is your reminder to go to 5 calls, enter your location, choose the button to the left of the screen that says "Fight the Trump Administration's Defiance of the Constitution and Courts," and call your reps.

if you have social anxiety and you don't want to talk to a person, wait until after working hours and you'll get their answering machine. if you don't know how to even put it all in words, read the call script, which sums it up pretty succinctly. it will take you less than five minutes, they will log another dissenting opinion regardless of how awkward or nervous you sound, and if enough of us call, who knows?

5calls.org

[michellepostshere]

Today, I celebrate the legacy of a truly great American.

[cronenburger]

“One day the sadness will end.

But I don’t think today’s the day.”

David Lynch

[sugarforsalt]

So long, David Lynch

[michellepostshere]

He will be so missed.

[ifthecreekdontrise]

“While I’m deeply disappointed with the national result, I refuse to play the blame game. Campaigns are hard. Candidates and their families are put through hell. And all the candidates tried hard to win, even if they came up short.

What I offer instead is a way forward. I won re-election 12 months ago by five points in a state that Donald Trump just carried by 30 points. And I did so at a time when inflation and illegal border crossings were higher than they are now. So how was it possible? Because the people of Kentucky know I care about them personally and, most important, that I am focused on what matters most in their daily lives. That’s a trust leaders must earn not only in their messaging but also in their everyday actions.

When most Americans wake up in the morning, they are not thinking about politics. Americans wake up thinking about their jobs and whether they make enough money to support their families. We wake up thinking about the next doctor’s appointment for ourselves, our parents or our kids. We wake up thinking about the roads and bridges we will drive on that day, wondering how safe they are and how much traffic we will see. We wake up thinking about the public school we will drop our kids off at, and we wake up thinking about public safety in our communities.

Yes, there are a lot of big, important issues facing our country, but when families are struggling in these core areas, it’s hard to focus on or reach anything else. If you are staring at the cost of your child’s prescription and wondering how you are going to pay for both it and your family’s dinner, the offense of the day in Washington, D.C. or the latest crazy thing a politician said just isn’t as important.

So the way forward is not complicated, but it takes work and discipline. The focus of the Democratic Party must return to creating better jobs, more affordable and accessible health care, safer roads and bridges, the best education for our children and communities where people aren’t just safer but also feel safer.”

He’s Running.

[michellepostshere]

Our little condiment babies, "Maggie Mae Mustard" and "Rudy Red Ketchup":

[michellepostshere]

Northern Lights tonight in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, USA.

[michellepostshere]

[guerrillatech]

[completepeanuts]

[this-machine-k1lls-fascists-dea]

Really happy to see this at my local library

[oracleanne]

OOOOH. *happy YA librarian dance*

[thessalian]

I want this in every library, everywhere. After all, some kids won’t even google this stuff because they don’t want parents/siblings checking their browser history.

[adventurer-c]

This is really awesome. And if you’re not familiar with how the Dewey Decimal system works - the numbers subject-based, which means these numbers are applicable in EVERY library. So if you see something you want to research on this list - look for those same numbers in any of your local libraries.

[jkfngkjwnfgkfnkslf-deactivated2]

This is wonderful.

[the-woman-of-belgravia]

Reblogging to possibly save a life

[centuries-of-thoughts]

@certifiedlibraryposts

[certifiedlibraryposts]

Certified Library Post

[theatheistgirl]

True.

[sugarforsalt]

Some days