helloitsbees:

rest in fucking pieces siobhan

maxheadroomofficial:

domobird:

When I accidentally see someone’s deadname:

Originally posted by technopery

wholesome post

sim-machine:

This is so HECKING COOL

Progress, as they say, is slow. In science, this is often true even for major breakthroughs; rarely is an entire field of research remade in a single swoop. The Human Genome Project took a decade. Finding the first gravitational waves took multiple decades. So it’s hard to overstate the enormous leap forward that astronomy took on Aug. 17, 2017.

On that day, astronomers bore witness to the titanic collision of two neutron stars, the densest things in the universe besides black holes. In the collision’s wake, astronomers answered multiple major questions that have dominated their field for a generation. They solved the origin of gamma-ray bursts, mysterious jets of hardcore radiation that could potentially roast Earth. They glimpsed the forging of heavy metals, like gold and platinum. They measured the rate at which the expansion of the universe is accelerating. They caught light at the same time as gravitational waves, confirmation that waves move at the speed of light. And there was more, and there is much more yet to come from this discovery. It all happened so quickly and revealed so much that astronomers are already facing a different type of question: Now what?

taffybuns:

that’s a lie there’s no such thing as winning it just starts up again and again

BULLSHIT

taffybuns:

itll irritate you more when you know because when you know youll play and when you play youll never get out

its a psychological prison

daily–jadeharley:

i hate to break this to you all but jade harley is absolutely a minecraft youtuber

silver-tongues-blog:

Colab i did with @chess-and-snickers of fuscha karkat wearing rainbow quartz outfit because he rocks it so well

maxiesatanofficial:

In retrospect, Ed Edd and Eddy was maybe the most relatable show from my childhood, in that it struck a very realistic balance between “a lot of people are going to be shitty to you for essentially no reason, sometimes without even realizing how much they’ve hurt you” and “sometimes you really, genuinely do bring it on yourself, dude.”

lunalovegoodjunior:

hermionemollypeggypond:

Dumbledore, died at age 115

Horcruxes made: 0

Voldemort, died at age 71

Horcruxes made: 7

Conclusion: Voldemort was the most useless, magic dependant wizard that ever existed. He could have lived till like 200 if he just ate well and exercised, but no he had to go and split up his soul and ruin perfectly good jewellery, fucking dumbass.

this sounds like it was written by hermione granger at 1 am