#wtfwednesday

[some1s-sista]

TMI

I just read an article that said I’m “lucky” I’m still getting my period in my 50s. It means my estrogen levels are still high, my heart will be stronger, my weight will be easier to control, and I’ll feel younger.

First of all, my weight hasn’t been easy to control since I was eleven.

Second ... a man must’ve written that article. “Lucky.” Let’s see you bleed out your penis monthly and call it lucky. Ya schmuck!

[postmodernclusterfuck]

Signified Signifier* 

fish doesn’t want bicycle

water wings

rocket sheep vs the world

my best friend is a tardigrade

[marcusmonroe22]

#writer #writerscommunity #writerscommunity #wtfwednesday #truth #goodenough #hewrites #silentknight #dreamweaver #darkknight #slowhand https://www.instagram.com/p/By5LD9RAKGF/?igshid=cpz7mqf1xh9t

[therealelvira]

Randomly stumbled onto THIS pic... The boys always enjoy playing a good game of Scared Stiff! 😉 I just love to see people enjoying my pinball machine. 🤣 BTW, that’s NOT where the quarter goes! 😯 #elvirascaredstiff #pinball #wtfwednesday

[death-collective]

WTF Wednesday. @matty_mac testing out our new driveway. Seems to working just fine. (ps. Just noticed everyone on the background has matching outfits. Weird). - #deathcollective #ridebikeshavefun #wtfwednesday

[hagleyvault]

A beguiling page from the August, 1857 issue of The Inventor, a New York- based periodical which, as the title suggests, featured inventors and their creations. This particular invention is a sewing machine designed by Solomon B. Ellithorp, who was granted a patent for his sewing machine design earlier that year. (The patent was granted for the motion of the needles, not the squirrel-iness of the machine.) Ellithorp wrote in his application that his machine could be produced at far lower cost than other machines available. Why a squirrel, you ask? The Inventor notes that the squirrel is “an animal that is selected as a type of provident care and forethought, for its habits of frugality and for making provision for seasons of scarcity and want in times of plenty”. We regret to inform you that this machine was never produced, at least not on a large scale, so we’ll just have to treasure the image.

The Inventor can be found in Hagley’s Published Collections.

[animalvegetablemineral]

Is this some kind of anemone?

[waldopeircegoestowar]

                                                              Hole in the wall

100 years ago, British soldiers passing through a super convenient hole in a wall - Daily Mail