It's time to go.

The world is a fish. Breathing, swimming, eating, and finding tomorrow.

[e1derberry]

all a girlie needs is to be surrounded by her trinkets and have ambient lighting and maybe an open window with a slight breeze

[swaggie2dope]

went to trader joe’s today and my cashier handed me my 2.55 in change and pointed at the clock which read 2:55 and said “look at that. that’s liquid time… serendipity… have a nice ride”

[doctorbluesmanreturns]

[tvchany]

inventory 1+2+3

[zegalba]

Keisuke Ito: Lepidoptera (1855)

[radicalgraff]

Poster spotted in Chicago

[buddwyer]

you're listening to 107.6 THE CUNT. that was limp bizkit's hit song rollin' off the album chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water. if you are having thoughts of suicide it's okay to reach out and ask for help. there are people who care. anyway in the next hour we've got puddle of mudd coming up for you followed by some classic drowning pool

[mousidy]

*doing your tarot reading*

oh. two of worms. it means worms are coming to your house.. interpret that how you will..

[lionfloss]

Dozens of sheep spent 12 days in a row walking in a nearly perfect circle on a farm in China’s Inner Mongolia region.

[lionfloss]

[langernameohnebedeutung]

Haunted and excited by this being a field of study

[gaycop]

im sorry, tortures??

[anarchapella]

Do y’all not remember the arm burn? The hand squeezes to rattle your bones? The ritualistic stories where you beat up on each other’s arms until their red? (Look it’s roses!) all the weird little pain rituals we did to each other as kids?

[mybulletsurlove]

ah yes, the three genders: the broken, the beaten, and the damned

[fairycosmos]

the bravery of a girl who has to decide what is for dinner and then cook it and then wash dishes every day forever and ever.

[touching-living-breathing]

That's called being an adult

[fairycosmos]

no it’s called being the bravest girl on planet earth

[song-without-words]

wow it's almost as if languages are fluid tools that are adapted to suit the needs of the people who use them

[prismatic-bell]

Fun linguistic fact: you know the phrase “dead language”? What does it mean?

If you said “nobody speaks it anymore,” you’d be wrong (although understandably so). A lot of people speak Latin academically, and some of its children are still so linguistically close to it that they’re mutually intelligible. Aramaic is a dead language, but I speak it every Friday in the synagogue (Aramaic is an evolution of Hebrew and a couple of our prayers are written in it). Irish Gaelige? The Irish are doing their absolute damnedest to keep it from becoming a dead language, which, to be clear, could absolutely still happen while there are native speakers living.

Because the definition of a dead language is A LANGUAGE THAT NO LONGER CHANGES. No new words, no shifting meanings. No slang. What it sounds like today is what it will sound like in ten a hundred a thousand years.

If you don’t love new words and linguistic shifts, then you wish every language dead. And what a loss it would be.

[beaft]

going through my microsoft word archives is great fun because i always find the wildest shit in there and by “the wildest shit” i mean the time i tried to rewrite the entire bible from scratch at the age of eleven and a half

[beaft]

“And so Adam and Eve were cast out of the Garden of Eden, and Eve turned to Adam and said, 'Nice going, loser.‘” 

iconic

[beaft]

whilst you were listening to avril lavigne, i learned the way of the Lord

[thebibliosphere]

I would read this in its entirety.