Legend of Zelda: Whorecarina of time

defiantdefinition: Today, my 11 year old nephew came home from school crying. Apparently, he said...

Wed, 20 Mar 2013 22:53:32 -0500

Today, my 11 year old nephew came home from school crying. Apparently, he said he liked boys and several kids called him a faggot. I tried to comfort him, saying he was no such thing. And you know what he said? “I’m not crying for me. They just called me faggot. I’m crying for them cause they don’t understand love, and that’s sad.”
I’ve never been so fucking proud of anyone in my life.

Wed, 20 Mar 2013 22:45:01 -0500

mother: you need to stop playing the sims.
me: ah fweegah fwaa boobasnot cayoo dis wompf es fredesche

luanlegacy: faggottronn: shawarmababy: chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar...

Wed, 02 Jan 2013 11:39:54 -0600

luanlegacy:

faggottronn:

shawarmababy:

chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarlie:

B I T C H - The Avengers

Here I forced it to work

Sorry Coulson’s not in the last one.

LOL!!!!!

IT WAS PLANNED!!!! STAN LEE you bitch!

My crazy-ass cousins and my sister. SMS Faces + Lo-Fi effect.

Fri, 14 Dec 2012 23:03:14 -0600

My crazy-ass cousins and my sister. SMS Faces + Lo-Fi effect.

zombridiaries: This NYC cop saw a homeless man outside of the...

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 04:58:41 -0600

zombridiaries:

This NYC cop saw a homeless man outside of the shoe store, knowing the weather was cold and getting worse, he went inside to buy a pair of boots for the man.

This cop deserves some respect.

This makes my heart happy. I love seeing kindness in the world.

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Studying Tips: When and Where to Study for a Mental Boost

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:51:23 -0600

psych-facts:

1. Study in different places.

Studies show that studying in different places helps us remember better because our brain becomes more active in trying to make connections. In one classic study, participants were asked to study a list of 40 vocabularies in two different rooms - one windowless and cluttered, the other modern with a courtyard. The participants who studied in the courtyard did far better.

2. Alternate between different types of homework/assignment questions.

Studies suggest that switching between types of questions can enhance test scores. The studies had children in either two conditions: 1) children who would repeat doing the same set of questions before moving on to the next set. For example, first do additions. When done, then move to multiplications. 2) children in this condition would alternate between multiplications and additions. The children who had studied mixed set did two times better on a actual test.

3. Space Out Your Studies

Studies found that spacing out our study periods significantly improves memory. For example, studying 1 hour each night as opposed to a full-cramping session produces better results on tests.

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insanity-in-a-box: Fireflies are so pretty.

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:45:56 -0600

insanity-in-a-box:

Fireflies are so pretty.

fotojournalismus: In this Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 photo, night...

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:42:16 -0600

fotojournalismus:

In this Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 photo, night falls on a Syrian rebel-controlled area as destroyed buildings, including Dar Al-Shifa hospital, are seen on Sa’ar street after airstrikes targeted the area last week, killing dozens in Aleppo, Syria.

[Credit : Narciso Contreras/AP]

vicemag: Robert King, VICE’s Syria correspondent, is currently...

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:40:55 -0600

vicemag:

Robert King, VICE’s Syria correspondent, is currently doing a Reddit AMA. Ask him a question.

instagram: Portugal’s Summer Umbrella Sky Want to see more of...

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:32:48 -0600

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instagram:

Portugal’s Summer Umbrella Sky

Want to see more of these colorful parasols? Be sure to visit the hashtag #Agueda as well as Águeda’s location page!

Dozens of beautiful, brightly colored umbrellas line a shopping promenade in Águeda—a small town located just south of Porto in Portugal. While these photogenic parasols are helpful at protecting against the sun’s rays and shielding patrons from rainfall, the colorful display is actually an art installation and initiative by the council in Águeda for AgitÁgueda, the town’s art festival!

The States, in Order From Least Weird to Weirdest

Sat, 01 Dec 2012 02:45:40 -0600

vicemag:

Iowa

Washington

Pennsylvania

Illinois

Ohio

Vermont

North Carolina

Michigan

Colorado

Minnesota

Wisconsin

Kansas

Maine

Oregon

Nebraska

Indiana

New Mexico

Oklahoma

Arkansas

Missouri

Delaware

Idaho

New Jersey

Virginia

Maryland

North Dakota

Georgia

Mississippi

Tennessee

Kentucky

Alabama

Louisiana

South Carolina

Massachusetts

Texas

New York

California

Montana

Utah

Connecticut

South Dakota

West Virginia

Hawaii

Wyoming

Rhode Island

Alaska

New Hampshire

Nevada

Arizona

Florida

So does this make Florida the Japan of the United States?

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Picture of me with a my new sword. Edited with the free SMS...

Sat, 24 Nov 2012 14:37:19 -0600

Picture of me with a my new sword. Edited with the free SMS Faces app.

fotojournalismus: Kosovar-Albanian refugees fleeing the war in...

Sat, 27 Oct 2012 11:12:54 -0500

fotojournalismus:

Kosovar-Albanian refugees fleeing the war in Kosovo. Kosovo-Macedonia border, 1999.

[Credit : Peter Turnley]

picturesofwar: The man who saved the world: Stanislav Petrov...

Tue, 23 Oct 2012 19:16:09 -0500

picturesofwar:

The man who saved the world:

Stanislav Petrov was manning surveillance equipment for the Soviet Air Defense Forces when he noticed something strange on the screen. Soon after, warning signals started flashing with the report of an incoming nuclear missile from the USA.

Seeing only one missile, he figured it was a mistake, assuming Americans wouldn’t send only one missile if they wanted a nuclear war.

Soon thereafter, many more started appearing on the screen.

Nevertheless he trusted his instincts, and rather than contact his superiors he waited to see what would happen. He waited past the perceived time on impact. There was no damage - the warnings were due to a system malfunction.

Had Petrov not defied protocol and contacted his superiors, a real retaliatory strike may very well have been fired in response - igniting nuclear war between the USA and Soviet Union.

September 26, 1983 - 29 years ago today.

picturesofwar: This day in history: In a speech aboard the USS...

Tue, 23 Oct 2012 19:01:30 -0500

picturesofwar:

This day in history:

In a speech aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, George W. Bush announces the end of “major combat operations” in Iraq less than two months after the start of the Iraq War.

In a different announcement on the same day, Donald Rumsfeld announces the end of major combat activity in Afghanistan, stating “we clearly have moved from major combat activity to a period of stability and stabilization and reconstruction activities.”

May 1, 2003 - 9 years ago today.

One of the most famous photos of the Bush Administration. My God, he looks so stupid and clueless.

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