#this is totally random

[usermurphy]

#barchie-hive-mind

[georgiapeach30513]

Who’s the one you’re trapped with to find your husband?

Mark Meachum

Russell Shaw

Steve Rogers

Lloyd Hansen

Ari Levinson

Curtis Everett

Bucky Barnes

Nick Fowler

Dean Winchester

Pete Calvin

Voting ended onApr 16

[lucasbakushin]

👀

well uh

sleep tim

[silverofthunder]

papa v perpetua || aesthetic

[thumpypuppy]

Completely unrelated to anything, if the dark-twin Mario Bros naming convention is the first letter of the name mirrored vertically (as in "Wario"), then he should be called "Tuigi" because the inverted L looks like a T and also he's the second Luigi; 2igi.

…and if the naming convention is "WA + NAME" then that implies that Wario is the evil version of a forgotten Mario brother named "Rio" and there's someone out there named "Wamario" burning old NES instruction manuals to stay warm and hoping some day Nintendo will actually hire him.

[buddiewho]

So I know we’re making memes out of how loudly it seems Eddie says Buck, but can we talk about:

You two guys are here together.

What does that even mean? I swear in a case like this you’d say, oh hey you guys! you’re here too. Something like hey Buuuck! You’re here, Tommy’s here.

The line seems so out of place but I suppose it’s being used to maybe insinuate some confusion, maybe awkwardness? Out of everything we got from a small promo and stills, I really want to know why it was written/said this way…

[scott4lifetotaldrama]

i feel like scott would kill or fight anyone the disrespects his family mostly his mom or dad i head canon that his papi taught him to fight and he is strong in my au

[erbiumspectrum]

Looking back on my childhood and early teens, it's astounding I ever settled for a single major with no regret. I was interested in nearly all the sciences. Little me devoured those pop sci tv shows for kids (and not just for kids, really) like there was no tomorrow. I watched astrophysics documentaries with my mouth wide open. I knew Earth: Making of a Planet almost by heart. In fourth grade I wouldn't shut up about the inner workings of the human body. In between classes I'd sit alone in various parts of my school and read books on neurobiology. I think I've already mentioned somewhere here I used to draw electron configurations for fun. My brain was like a sponge that could never soak in enough.

But I can't remember making any kind of conscious choice to focus on chemistry. Somehow, it's always been my favorite just like that. Nobody pushed me in that particular direction, there was no "aha! This is it!" moment. It just happened to come easier and more naturally to me than everything else. I went into biology first because I was insecure, but once I realized I'd made a mistake, there were no doubts, no struggling, it was obvious to me I had to pick chemistry.

I don't really believe that we're born to do something in particular, that our life is pre-planned for us, but I kind of love the way chemistry seems to keep choosing me over and over again.