The Dreamers' Hideaway

Marisa, 20, bet you can't guess what my favourite band is.

[jasonapham]

[tylonelcore]

Let me tell you, if you are ever with a person who has anxiety, and they ask you to order their food for them, or stand next to them when they buy something, or reassure them countless times exactly the time and place where you will be meeting them at, DO NOT ROLL YOUR EYES, DO NOT SIGH IN EXASPERATION, AND DO NOT TELL THEM TO STOP BEING SO SILLY. Sometimes its hard to do simple things like that, and when people help us out, it means the world to us.

[terraoliveira]

Seeing someone reading a book you love is seeing a book recommending a person.

Unknown  (via notstiel)

[maxkirin]

People say to write about what you know. I’m here to tell you, no one wants to read that, because you don’t know anything. So write about something you don’t know. And don’t be scared, ever.

Toni Morrison (via ktempest)

[pale-fire]

Feminist Graffiti from the 1970s [x]

[michele-847]

I haven’t seen this in a while. It never gets old.

[sarahfreeland-blog]

[sleepss]

I JUST LAUGHED FOR 10 MINUTES IVE ONLY EVER SEEN HALF OF THIS PHOTO THE OTHER HALF MAKES IT SO MUCH BETTER OMG

[mangoestho-deactivated20161001]

everyone needs friends who will encourage them to pierce things and ride things and go to places and buy shit and show off side boob. everyone.

[somecompany-blog]

it’s so amusing how offended people get when you’re comfortable with yourself. it’s been so great over the past few months watching people love themselves more. i love selfies and nudes and i love when girls call themselves queens and act like they’re the hottest thing on the planet and if anyone calls you self centered or pretentious blow them the biggest kiss and carry on.

[sp1rit]

i needed this

[zerostatereflex]

An Octopus unscrewing a lid from the inside.

[emt-monster]

Mercury embolism to the lung

A 21-year-old dental assistant attempted suicide by injecting 10 ml (135 g) of elemental mercury intravenously. She presented to the emergency room with tachypnea, a dry cough, and bloody sputum. A chest radiograph showed that the mercury was distributed in the lungs in a vascular pattern.

The patient was discharged after one week, and at follow-up at 10 months, she was healthy, with none of the renal, gastrointestinal, or neurologic effects that can result from the oxidation of mercury in the blood and consequent exposure of these organ systems.

[cluelessmedic]

Drugs Smuggling - images from post-mortem of body packer

[micdotcom]

Paleontologists find bones from the largest creature to ever walk the Earth

A group of paleontologists in Argentina have discovered the remains of a dinosaur that makes Godzilla look like a bit of a wimp. The researchers found the fossilized bones of what’s believed to be the largest creature to have ever walked the Earth.

Based on the length and circumference of the dinosaur’s femur (thigh bone), the crew calculated the animal weighed 77 metric tons, seven more than the previous largest dinosaur record holder, the Argentinosaurus. The creature would have been roughly 130 feet long and 65 feet tall and is believed to have been a species titanosaur — an enormous herbivore dating from the Late Cretaceous period (about 100 to 60 million years ago) notable for their small heads, long necks and long tails. The team believes this creature likely lived in the forests of Patagonia between 95 and 100 million years ago, based on the age of the rocks in which its bones were found.

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[explore-blog]

Prologue – teas inspired by literary classics. To be brewed according to George Orwell’s 11 golden rules for the perfect cup of tea and sipped alongside snacks from The Artists’ and Writers’ Cookbook.

[caesaretluna]

jon snow wears way too much

[kendrajbean-deactivated20170207]

In the mid-1930s, an Australian journalist visited Germany to report on the rise of fascism and interview Adolf Hitler. The atrocities she saw there, which included the public beating of Jews, forever changed the course of her young life. Nancy Wake, who died Sunday at age 98, would spend World War II fighting Nazism tooth and nail, saving thousands of Allied lives, winding up at the top of the Gestapo’s most-wanted list and ultimately receiving more decorations than any other servicewoman.

Wake made her way from Spain to Britain, where she convinced special agents to train her as a spy and guerilla operative. In April 1944 she parachuted into France to coordinate attacks on German troops and installations prior to the D-Day invasion, leading a band of 7,000 resistance fighters. In order to earn the esteem of the men under her command, she reportedly challenged them to drinking contests and would inevitably drink them under the table. But her fierceness alone may have won her enough respect: During the violent months preceding the liberation of Paris, Wake killed a German guard with a single karate chop to the neck, executed a women who had been spying for the Germans, shot her way out of roadblocks and biked 70 hours through perilous Nazi checkpoints to deliver radio codes for the Allies. (via)

[tarteauxfraises]

[rose-a-k]

Nancy Wake has been a hero of mine for ages, a phenomenal woman

[killerlizardsfromouterspace]

Disney Unhappily Ever After

[jerrycantrells]

Personal favorite albums (in no particular order): 4. Imaginaerum by Nightwish ▪ "Sometimes the within is piano black, piano black over cleansing waters." – Song of Myself.