darthvcder:

“kids these days are so cringey w their fortnite dances-” are none of yall going to acknowledge the shit we did. are we not going to acknowledge gangnam style. what does the fox say. if we go older hamster dance. crazy frog. the fucking duck song. the llama song. charlie the unicorn.

let he who is without sin throw the first stone

princealigorna:

shiraae:

teamfreekickass:

mephistos-cafe-lattes:

erikats-eridaves:

pernicious-monarchs:

erikats-eridaves:

nowyoukno:

Now You Know (Source)

NOW I CAN BE A TRUE MERMAID

I actually did a report on this last year! The substance is called perfluorocarbon and because of its unique nature, it can hold enough oxygen inside of it for you to breathe it. You can breathe safely while inside it, but sometimes the transition from breathing in the perfluorocarbon and the air can be painful or uncomfortable as your lungs try to push the liquid out of them. In Dan Brown’s book The Lost Symbol, the process of reverting back to breathing the air can feel like being birthed.

thank you friend

how the fuck do they know what being birthed feels like

FACT:

This liquid is used in modern torture. It is similar to water boarding. A victim is placed in a small completely dark box. The box is then filled with the liquid. The victim thinks they are drowning as they breath the liquid in. Most pass out from fear at this point or they just sit there in the liquid in pitch black, apparently breathing ‘water’. Often it leads to the thought that they are in fact dead. It is completely terrifying. Then the box is opened and they are violently pulled from it. As said before the transition from liquid to air is none too pleasant. You might be told something like, they resuscitated you and to tell them what you know or they will “drown” you again.

You can “drown” someone and be sure that they won’t be harmed

You all needed to know this. 

holy shit

That went from cool to horrifying is 0.05 seconds

1olive12judys:

1olive12judys:

i accidentally dog trained myself yall.

I forgot to finish this story, anyways I have food alarms set throughout the day to remind me to eat. My alarm is the exact same as my ringtone, so when my mom called me earlier instead of answering my mom I went to the kitchen and made myself a sandwich.

itsnotserious:

Examiner les allusions nationalistes et racistes dans les discours de gauche c’est bien, ignorer comment c’est actuellement instrumentalisé pour occulter les agissements de tous les autres partis, notamment celui au pouvoir, c’est idiot. 

morthils:

psychic: *reads my mind* 

my mind: johnny do do do do do do do johnny do do do do do do do johnny do do do do do do do yes papa? eating do do do do do do do eating do do do do do do do eating do do do do do do do eating sugar? no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no papa! telling la la la la la la lies telling la la la la la la lies telling la la la la la la lies telling lies? no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no no pa pa pa pa pa papa no papa! open do do do do do do do open do do do do do do do open do do do do do do do open your mouth! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haha 

psychic: what the fuck

smuganimebitch:

afloweroutofstone:

peteseeger:

afloweroutofstone:

peteseeger:

“Chekov’s gun is bad” fuck off brett

It’s a good rule if you have a very stupid audience, and a bad rule in literally every other situation

Introducing a concept and then having that concept pay off later is bad

That sure would be a silly opinion to hold if that was what Chekov’s gun actually was. Fortunately it isn’t!

“If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off. If it’s not going to be fired, it shouldn’t be hanging there.“

Requiring every detail of note in your story play a relevant role in the story, thus depleting it of all atmosphere, decoration, implication, and between-the-lines storytelling, fucking sucks

This is because Chekov’s gun is not a rule for storytelling in general, or for books, it’s advice for stage productions and the use of props in them

Chekov never talked about the “first chapter” he said the “first act”, because he was talking about the theatre, props in a production are eye catching and will distract the audience so they better fucking matter.

If you have a prop gun on the stage, someone better be doing something with it by the end of the play or you’re wasting the stagehands’ time

it’s a good piece of advice regarding not overdecorating your sets in stage shows where that adds significant costs both monetarily and in labor to the production and distracts the audience

it absolutely was never supposed to mean “every trivial detail in a book must absolutely be extremely significant five chapters later”

it’s only a stupid rule if you try to apply advice for stage production to writing novels

richietozierhateblog:

ladies in the days after halloween when halloween stores start to close you can get those black mouth blood capsules on sale which makes it much more cost effective to carry them behind your molars like cyanide capsules and bite them when men talk to you