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YOU ARE THE REASON
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
cherry valley forever
todays bird
oozey mess
EXPECTATIONS
Mike Driver
Game of Thrones Daily
roma★
Color Me Curious
ellievsbear
RMH
Game Changer & Make Some Noise
macklin celebrini has autism
ojovivo
The Stonewall Inn
NASA
seen from T1
seen from United States
seen from Argentina
seen from Laos
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Brazil
seen from Congo - Brazzaville
seen from United States
seen from Saudi Arabia
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@moonlight-academia
I really sat there for 10 minutes looking at Barnard’s “do you identify or live as a woman?” I mean no but yes but also no but for legal reasons I will select yes bc that is the only option and you should add a “it’s complicated” option
Welp kids you know what day it is time to start my college apps ew yucky
THERE IS A FONT THAT IS DESIGNED TO MAKE U REMEMBER EVERYTHING
I don’t usually share a whole lot but THIS IS INCREDIBLE
http://sansforgetica.rmit/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Sans_Forgetica&utm_content=Launch_Video
I’ve been using this for my APUSH notes and I absolutely LOVE it! Sure I get strange looks from my teacher when he looks over my shoulder at what I’m typing, but whatever works, works, right?
I’m SO happy that this reached so many people oh my goodness
It’s such an incredible project and I hope it has helped heaps of you amazing students to study <3
This is so cool 🦔
Reblogging for later.
It’s called Sans Forgetica! Designed by a team of researchers at Australia’s Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, whose idea was to create a slightly more difficult reading experience, forcing the reader to absorb each word as they stare at it. [x]
I know a lot of my followers on here are students, so: this seems cool and might help a few of you!
@blood-lunacy @lovely-young-bones
the head bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
the neck bone’s connected to the neck bone
there are seven cervical vertebrae
Why am I laughing so hard at this.
Currently working on a playlist for quarantine, so stay tuned. If you’re impatient and want to see what I have in the works, I have the playlist as public and you know where to find me on spotify.
It’s an old tradition that during a leap year women could propose to men. This was usually depicted as old or ugly women trapping men, but some art focused more on the role reversal and could be quite cute.
I have a soft spot in my heart for the last one because it plays on the idea of “undesirable” people, a tall masculine woman and a shy effeminate man, finding each other but instead of mocking them depicts it as sweet that she could finally ask him because he was too shy and insecure to ask her.
Just dropping this here for all of you when you come across the inevitable ‘How does he pay for that??’
5k Special!
In honor of 5k I’m finna go on a mass follow spree
Like/Reblog if you’re a Dark Academia/Studyblr blog so we can be mutuals! :))
some cute places in prague.
loved this bookshop so much!! and the cute bookmarks they put into the book when you buy one... the basement where so many more books are hidden.... i miss prague
Engraving from Millan’s Universal Register 1751
feeling dapper at the louvre, paris
Three human skulls, study for “Democritus in Meditation” by Salvator Rosa (1662)
The Temple of Bacchus at Baalbek, Lebanon, ca. 150 AD. This stunning Roman temple, still very well preserved, is actually larger than the Parthenon of Athens.
Photos courtesy of Varun Shiv Kapur.
Detail, William Richards Castle Jr. (1921) by Philip de László (Hungarian, 1869-1937)
Athlone, Ireland
Amour et Psyché, François-Nicolas Delaistre (1746-1832), musée du Louvre
Does anyone else go look for their favorite books on the shelves at bookstores? Like you already own copies of the entire series in hardcover, paperback, and kindle and there is no possible way you could justify buying them again but
you still go try and find them in the store. just to say hi. to imagine for a moment that this is the first time you are finding them. to see them and just say “hi i know you.”
or is that just me?
