I swear I'll figure this thing out eventually

Sara - 28 - She/Her - Trans. Just a fangirl with a blog who doesn't know what she's doing.

[slmnbagel]

I think this is probably the one man on earth who is truly at peace

[swingsetindecember]

look, i dont care what directors say in behind-the-scenes or interviews, if they dont present that information in the film, they are bad story tellers. like, we had to assume everyone attended your comiccon panel? like? no. you are bad at story telling. if a character appears with zero context, it is confusing. i am not saying spoon feed the audience, but goddamn, there are plot devices that should be there to explain why that character showed up. not just information from your twitter. i shouldnt have to absorb five layers of media for your film to make sense 

[swimthroughthefires]

PREACH

[seriousfic]

[spale-vosver]

I went to look up the definition of himbo and I stumbled across this,,,from 1988

and y'all??? Y'all. Oh my god I'm losing my shit.

Here's the article because I'm losing my shit

[shrimpnest]

Horizon Zero Dawn - Scenery [5/?]

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

Polar vortex to unleash winterlike cold across eastern half of nation, with snow in the Northeast

An early May cold snap could break temperature records in the East and bring accumulating snow to some areas.

Tornadoes in winter, blizzards in spring, murder hornets, viral pandemics. Anything goes in 2020.

[kentuckyfriedfungus]

[skiplo-wave]

Can I be excused from this game

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[miranova23]

Everytime I hear "a 9/11 a day," I revert back to 13 and need to sit down for a moment til I can breathe again.

[commanderboshtette]

along the same vein...

[gehayi]

As of May 7, 2020, 76,503 Americans are confirmed dead of COVID-19. To put this in perspective:

58, 209 Americans died in the Vietnam War (1961-1975)

54, 246  Americans died in the Korean War (1950-1953)

25, 000 Americans died in the American Revolution (1775-1783)

15, 000 Americans died in the War of 1812 (1812-1815)

13, 283 Americans died in the Mexican-American War  (1846-1848)

4,576 Americans died in the Iraq War (2003-2011)

Also:   The annual number of deaths in the USA from infectious disease is about 75,000. That’s twelve months’ worth of deaths.  We are slightly over the annual death count for infectious disease after only four months and seven days.

Don’t kid yourself that this is normal. This is not even remotely normal.

[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

what an incredibly valuable addition to my vocabulary

[samijen]

Aerith & Tifa ❤️⭐️

[prettykikimora-deactivated20250]

imagine trump just dying from covid-19.  imagine trump dying alone in a hospital bed and going to hell.  Imagine trump and pence burning forever in Hell for murdering 80,000 people in just a month and a half. That’s seeming more and more likely as time goes on here.  

[zvaigzdelasas]

Likes Charge

[e-seal-deactivated20210319]

Reblogs cast

[ps1]

@cocci_n

[guerrillatech]

"Hey so it turns out that the people of earth accidentally did a global experiment to see if every individual could course correct climate change through mass personal change of habits, and it turns out, no! We can't! It was massive corporate activity all along!"

[azcrowleyfell]

Wow! Fascinating!

[the-darkest-of-souls]

"Massive corporate" I think you meant to say "fucking stupid ass china"

[fandomsandfeminism]

No. China is not the sole source of this problem.

China might be first on the list, but guess who is in second? The US.

When you break it down by company, it’s pretty stark:  Chevron topped the list of the eight investor-owned corporations, followed closely by Exxon, BP and Shell. Together these four global businesses are behind more than 10% of the world’s carbon emissions since 1965. 

[yassmines]

yearning 🥺

[why-i-love-comics]

All-New Captain America #3 (2015)

written by Rick Remender art by Stuart Immonen, Wade Von Grawbadger, Marte Gracia, & Dono Sanchez Almara 

[saundering-deactivated20180828]

so apparently you can hide Nazis on Twitter by setting your location results to Germany or France because Twitter is legally required to remove Nazi content there, so Twitter always had the ability to remove Nazis, they just choose not to

[ellisif-deactivated20200620]

fucking yikes lol

[amberdamnn]

It’s high key illegal to make any kind of nazi joke or gesture in Germany. People can get fired for it and in extreme cases even arrested. On my class trip to Berlin this kid thought it’d be funny to do a Nazi salute in the parking lot where hitler died (was not a destination, just happened to walk by). He was immediately pulled aside by police who legit booked him a flight home for the next day, without the rest of us. He was suspended for two weeks too.

Funny how the country responsible for this takes full responsibility and fights to make it never happen again, while the US, who spent years basing an entire identity on fighting Nazis, gives them a platform to speak freely and draft members.

[bitterbadfem-harpy]

Don’t forget they literally came out and said if they filtered nazis like they do in Germany and France the algorithm wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between nazis and republican congressmen.

[dinsintegration]

[numbtotherhythm]

in my notifications

[thisurlwasnttakenbutnowitis]

[neechees]

[strangerfandomfiascos]

[airportrunwaymodel]

[princington]

it's you i'm fighting for

[guerrillatech]

[squirtle-daddy-deactivated20250]

👁👄👁

What

[stephanemiroux]

[accelerationist-king-piccolo]

Yeah in America that’s just an average Tuesday

[normal-with-adhd-is-a-joke]

In case y’all thought this wasn’t a real thing:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52045958

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/25/us/politics/coronavirus-fbi-shooting.html

https://time.com/5810734/fbi-terrorist-bomb-coronavirus-hospital/

and those are just the top 3 results when you google “missouri hospital terrorist”