fandomdeluxe:

puckish-agent-of-change:

shout out to all the kids who aren’t good at what they’re passionate about, and who aren’t passionate about what they’re good at

This is serious.

frogginbloggin:

carnival-core:

stimman3000:

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@frogkiing

oh man!!!! oh boy!!!!!!!!!!! now that’s my kinda treat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

driflloon:

me looking at the board in class, not taking anything in

tanukifucker91:

THE POPTEPIPIC TANKOBON ARRIVED AND THE OFFICIAL TL… IS GOOD

the-real-numbers:

caffeinesaturated:

the-real-numbers:

The “B” in “Benoit B Mandelbrot” stands for Beans

Mandelbrot translates to ‘almond bread’

Benoit Bread AlmondBread, you were named after my two favorite foods,

peteseeger:

trumanss:

september-before-a-rainfall:

Loose,

Footloose,

All of your feet are loose.

Feet,

Loose feet,

You’re going to lose your feet

@adrianisnotdrunk

aeondeug:

mostlysignssomeportents:

If you ever hear an announcement on a Disneyland or Walt Disney World PA
calling for a “HEPA cleanup” it means that someone has just dumped a
dead person’s ashes in a ride. Again.

Obviously the Haunted Mansion is a prime locale for this, but the lawns,
the water rides, the castles, and every other place get their share of
cremains. It’s cathartic for the ash-scatterers but seriously gross for
the custodial staff.

To get ashes past the bag-search, it’s best to hide them in
pharmaceutical pill bottles or makeup compacts. The “HEPA cleanup” code
replaces an unofficial and now banned castmember euphemism: “Code
Grandma.”

Though ash-scattering is a misdemeanor, it doesn’t seem like anyone’s ever been arrested for it.

https://boingboing.net/2018/10/25/code-grandma.html

i love when people learn that this is a thing