She gets it
Me, currently ill, momentarily losing balance and walking into a door frame: Hey woah don’t mind me I’m just drunk
Dad: What’re you drunk on?
Mum: She’s drunk on Icelandic men.
Me:
Truth.

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She gets it
Me, currently ill, momentarily losing balance and walking into a door frame: Hey woah don’t mind me I’m just drunk
Dad: What’re you drunk on?
Mum: She’s drunk on Icelandic men.
Me:
Truth.
My mom told me to help my brother clean his room, so i was throwing away some of his trash and I picked up a paper cup that smelled so bad i almost threw up. It turn out he had been spraying axe into the cup everyday for the past two months to see what would happen.
Everyone has a thigh gap
I'm serious. I learned that you don't touch anything by a very tiny amount because our molecules don't touch, they levitate by a very microscopic amount. So if you want a thigh gap, don't worry. Science has your back.
I have freckles and those are like people sprinkles; therefore, I am part cupcake
Studies show that physically uncomfortable people are much less likely to laugh.
im crying im so grateful we have scientists
Hype and Hype Speeds: An analysis by me because I'm procrastinating again
Hype is sort of a scale for determining excitement. It can be expressed in singular units much like potato (e.g. 7 hype). However, as hype increases it becomes easier to measure it in hype speeds. The relationship between hype and hype speeds is similar to that between meters and kilometers; however, there is no clear conversion factor so switching between hype and speed is somewhat of an estimate. It is widely believed that 1,644 hype = hype speed 1. There are established speeds through hype speed 3 (1644, 1932, and 2226 hype) and from 11 to 13 (2490, 2870, and 3434 hype, respectively). After that, very little is known about the scale other than a handful of facts: the hype speeds for most events level off around speed 11, but hype speed 13.5 (4050 hype) is the highest recorded hype speed and has thus been nicknamed "ludicrous speed". Collaborative international efforts between wumbologists and hypists have led to many discoveries about the hype speeds: some theories suggest that the phrase "A1Z26" may be involved in the conversion somehow, but no one has been able to figure out exactly how. The number 13.5 is a recurring number in many hype equations, but again nobody is quite sure what it means, aside from being the highest hype speed observed. Experiments are ongoing, and hype experts believe they are close to precisely identifying speeds 4-10.
In my field notes while collecting data I wrote:
4/17/2013
10:50 - 11:10 am
Sunny, slight wind
POLLEN ERRYWHERE
MOSQUITOES AHHH
Word for word.
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But DC Nation proved that boxing glove arrows woorrrkkk D:
PFFT.
I love that DC Nation test the weapons shit. It is hilariously obviously absurd.
Hey, has Mythbusters tried making a boxing glove arrow yet? Because that seems like a thing they'd have fun with.