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nah I think we should really stop glorifying cigarettes

you sound boring.

You sound like you’ve never had the scent of cigarette smoke ingrained in your clothes to the point where people in middle school thought you smoked at eleven because your parents couldn’t be bothered to go outside. You sound like you’ve never had your mother flick cigarette ashes out of the car window and have them fly into your face. You sound like you’ve never been kept up at night by the sound of your dad hacking up a lung because he has to get up for his midnight smoke. You sound like you’ve never had to run into a convenience store to get your mother cigarettes as soon as you turned eighteen and cringed at touching the box because you know they’re not only killers but government sanctioned killers because they can not only tax the shit out of them but ensure people buy more at the cost of young lungs and a once beautiful home now plagued with the smell of smoke and ash. You sound like you’ve never had a great grandmother who stopped smoking 30 years before her death who still got lung cancer and subsequently died. You sound like a Fucking ignoramus. Smoking isn’t Fucking cool, it isn’t fun to glorify, it’s disgusting and makes not only you but your children smell bad. Makes not only you but your children cough, get cancer, get sick.

You sound like a Fucking moron. Smoking isn’t cool. Grow the Fuck up.

fleckerdgirl

Share this Bran of luck to get a job without any experience

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willow

je suis sick of this shit

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moi fucking too

helila

énorme mood

mel-cat

My first spring ( via Sergey Kosov )

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nootydooty

ironwoman359

to be fair though it has to be accompanied by that exact image, otherwise the format could be read as extreme disbelief/loud exclamations

fangirltothefullest

Oh yes there’s no way to convey ~SaRcAsM~ through written text.

I dunno this ways always worked for me ^^^^^

what-even-is-thiss

Hmmmm. No. No sarcasm. Oh no. Never any sarcasm here. What. Whatever would we do if you could display sarcasm through text. Oh my. How could you suggest such a thing. Oh jeez.

ironwoman359

That settles it. The older generations are just weak.

dare-i-say-asexual

It’s 2019 and we’re stealing girlfriends now 🙌

sixpenceee

The Xoloitzcuintli (Mexican hairless dog) is considered a guide for the dead towards the underworld by the Aztecs. According to Waja_Wabit: “The hairlessness is due to a single mutation. And the allele of the gene that makes them hairless is autosomal dominant but recessive lethal.

This means that if two hairless Mexican dogs mate, ¼ of their offspring will die, ½ will be hairless, and ¼ will actually have hair like normal dogs.But because the lethal offspring die before birth, they are often reabsorbed in the womb, making 1/3 of the litter hairy and 2/3 of the litter hairless.”

wtfdinosaur

Such beautiful dogs! Named after Xolotl, twin of Quetzalcoatl, Aztec god of fire, lightning, sickness, deformities and….twins lol

sixpenceee

Marie Curie’s century-old radioactive notebook still requires lead box. She was working with bottles of polonium and radium in her pockets all the time. The most common isotope of radium has a half-life of 1,601 years. It’ll be radioactive for more than another century! (Source)

heavenjiggles

😲

coldcanadianwinters

Honestly Marie Skłodowska Curie was an awesome lady who did astounding work in radioactive materials. She won two Nobel Prizes for what she contributed, in both Chemistry and Physics! Unfortunately she was not allowed in the science community in her home country of Poland due to her being a woman, but she discovered what we now know as Polonium (alongside Radium) and named it after Poland, due to her love of her country nevertheless. She was also apparently quite the tough woman, and moved to France when Poland wouldn’t allow her to conduct her research. Madam Curie was all around a fantastic scientist.

sixpenceee

Here’s another one for the cemetery fandom

Georges Rodenbach was a 19th century Belgian writer, best known for Bruges-la-Morte, a symbolic novel published in 1892, was about a man mourning his dead wife.

It’s painfully poignant that Rodenbach’s tomb depicts a man actually emerging from the grave, with a rose in one hand.