Silver Tongue

Sep 21

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breastforce:

nikkinminaj:

I just remembered that this is a real exchange that happens in homestuck:

So now im laughing again

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rosexknight:

pokemon-personalities:

it’s too early in the morning for me to be crying bc of Pokemon but here I am grieving over Bye Bye Butterfree

We do not speak of Bye Bye Butterfree…

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bidoof:

Water

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patrik-star:

squidword:

patrik-star:

squidword:

Solitude in E Minor

YAY E MINOR ALRIGHT YEAH

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stickalobsteronmyhead:

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brasstothegrass:

mindblowingfactz:

In 1847 during the Irish potato famine, the Choctaw Nation of Native Americans donated $147 to assist with famine relief. An Irish town built a memorial to thank Native Americans. (source)

According to Wikipedia it was actually $710 and when you adjust for inflation it makes just under $20,000. I’ve heard people making fun of this like it was some crappy amount of money that they donated but it was a pretty big deal.

Good guy Choctaws

Look listen did you know we aren’t taught about this in school??? In Northern Ireland where I live?? We’re taught about the famine and how many Irish people died and why and how many went to America etc but we are NOT taught that a) the English REFUSED to give aid and in fact TOOK MORE FOOD and that b) Native Americans sent money AND grain!! To a country they weren’t even close to! That they’d barely even heard of!! Why aren’t we taught this? (I fucking know why)

Here’s the page on it at the Choctaw Nation’s website.

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cardboardlamb:

oolongearlgrey:

bike-path:

Frog and cranberries it must be fall.

Frog and cranberries it must be fall.

Frog and cranberries it must be fall.

Frog and cranberries it must be fall.

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