#Riverdale polycule finale for the win

stuckwith-harry

stouthrief

i wish i had a weird girl to hangout with

gauntletqueen

HEARTBREAKING: Poor girl has to get out of the soft warm bed even though she is so so so so comfy

gauntletqueen

HEARTWARMING: Since it is night, girl finally gets to crawl back underneath the covers and be so so so so comfy

gauntletqueen

HEARTWRENCHING: Morning has come again, poor girl suspects she might be stuck in a Sisyphean curse

fairycosmos

sorry for being cringe i was trying to have a human experience

daweyt

— Emily Brontë, from "Wuthering Heights", originally published c. 1847.

dovv

me as a youtuber making thousands of dollars off of video essays paraphrasing the Wikipedia articles for horrific travesties throughout European and Asian history: uhh okay I’m not even gonna TRY to pronounce that one 😂

morkitten

for anyone who’s really self-conscious about pronouncing foreign words and sounding stupid or offensive: imho, any attempt is better than doing this. this is the worst thing you could do. (though if you’re going to attempt, putting a bit of elbow grease and earnestness in trying to pronounce it correctly is always seen and appreciated)

cigaretteuncle

fragment of god found on an abandoned flickr account

albertserra

Stop posting that picture.

velvetys

Me if posting that picture was illegal

milfyspamton

yes your fucking site

evilwizard

the bridge troll when i refuse to answer his riddle:

ripeteeth

One of my favorite things is taking someone to the Great Lakes for the first time - or describing how you can fly over them and see only hundreds of miles of glittering blue water and no coasts at all; how they have their own Coast Guard (the only lakes to do so); that the Earth's rotation steers their currents; that they're studied using ocean models; that they have wrecked more than 6000 ships - and watch them realize that the word "lake" is misleading and that they had no idea of the size and majesty of them at all.

ripeteeth

Some fun facts about her majesty, Lake Superior:

It has a surface area of 31,700 sq. miles, roughly the size of South Carolina or Austria.
It's incredibly deep and has enough water to cover all of North and South America to a depth of 12 inches.
Waves over 30 feet have been recorded.
Its deepest point is 1,333 feet, which is the third lowest point in North America
Its average temperature is around 36 degrees Fahrenheit (2 Celsius), which inhibits bacterial growth in bodies, diminishing bloating and gas, and frequently shipwreck and drowning victims to sink to the bottom and never be recovered.

argella1300