Where did the time go?

Squirrel!

[ripley-stark]

people think that sci fi is about actors throwing themselves around spaceships but it's also about being bald and goth

[duplexide]

Thought a lot about this post and realized there were some critical omissions.

[teaboot]

I believe that one of the greatest thrills in life is that slumdog millionaire type flashback to a bizarre and unique bit of obscure knowledge that gives you an incredibly unlikely advantage at a critical moment.

What nobody tells you is that if you collect enough weird knowledge and experience you can ride that particular dragon minimum once a month

[teaboot]

Powered by the force of Autism, ADHD, and Unparalleled Childlike Whimsy, I hope to increase the frequency of these lil muchahos 300% by 2035

[vyl3tpwny]

What are your takes on shipping and the discourses that surround it?

personally i think postal workers should be paid more

[betseytea]

Eugene and Rapunzel flirting.

[sillypandora-deactivated2020080]

oh my god STOP IT

[mentalscurvy]

EXPECTATIONS SET TOO HIGH UGH

[ayothewuisback]

White peoples’ definition of racism is hurt feelings, instead of what it actually is, and that’s systematic destruction of an ethnic group. Understand that, and then you’ll understand why racism doesn’t “go both ways”.

[damagedpetal]

i wanna lie on the floor and not think for a month or two.

[harvestheart]

The scaly foot gastropod is probably the worst snail name ever invented. Especially for one of the most incredible organisms on the planet. How many creatures can you name that have an iron shell? None. No creature can grow a metal sheath around itself—except Scaly G. Living nearly 2,400 meters (8,000 ft) below the ocean’s surface, near hydrothermal vents, the scaly foot gastropod incorporates the heavy metals floating in its habitat into its shell.

[carelesscolorofseafoam]

Oh my

[the-hobbit-who-lived]

[han-nara]

Look at the difference: In 1977 I bought a small house in Portland Oregon for $24,000. At the time I was earning $5 per hour working at a large auto parts store. I owned a 4 year old Chevy Nova that cost $1,500. Now, 36 years later that same job pays $8 an hour, that same house costs $185,000 and a 4 year old Chevy costs $10,000. Wages haven’t kept up with expenses at all. And, I should point out that that $5 an hour job in 1977 was union and included heath benefits.

an anonymous online commenter on the current economy. (via han-nara)

[clarke-griffin-archive]

[whedonesque]

Shall I go now?

If you like.

[peterfromtexas-deactivated20250]

[pieratt]

This might be the best educational diagram/gif I’ve seen.

[practicallyoblivious-blog]

Coulson: Did I fall asleep?

Masseuse: For a little while.

[abillyoceanemergency]

[derpycats]

[blastingradio]

This is not my beautiful house This is not my beautiful wife

[fiestyhysteria]

This is a rabbit

[practicallyoblivious-blog]

This is a tribble.

[uptopmrpres]

I love it when shows I watch make references to Harry Potter

[practicallyoblivious-blog]

yessir38:

[paxamericana]

Instead of paying a living wage, Walmart is holding a food drive for its own employees.

[dreamofhircine]

late capitalism is fascinating

[filthycannibal]

It’s not like Walmart sells food or is a multi-billion dollar corporation and can donate it their damn selves or raise wages instead of telling their associates who live just over the poverty line to donate OH WAIT—