pentha:

you know what’s really weird? the fact that you’ll never actually be able to see yourself in real life. like you can see yourself in mirrors and reflections but you’ll never in your life see what you really look like

chrismukkah:

out-ofoz:

f0reverawk:

WHAT THIS IS SO CONFUSING

oh dear. sounds like something out of csi or something

mcsandrrr:

GPOY 

IM GONNA DO IT 

casually-butts:

IM GONNE

IM

GONNA

IM GONNA DRA

GONNAGN DRAW A

GGGGONNE DRRWRR

IM GON

GUYS IMG OGNNA

IM GONNA DRAW

GONNA DO IT

GOGNNA DRRW A TH

Im gonnda draw a thign

I DI IT

What grades determine: 

butitmight:

• Your ability to memorize mostly useless things
• Your ability to regurgitate information in the way others want you to
• Your ability to understand what adults want from you and give it to them
• Your tolerance for working on tasks you don’t find useful because others want you to do them or believe them to be helpful/socially acceptable

What grades do NOT determine:

• Your intelligence
• Your creativity
• Your emotional capabilities
• Your likeliness to succeed
• Whether you’re a good person

likesomeheroin:

Eerie, glowing waves appear in Maldives

Don’t get creeped out if you’re surrounded by unearthly glowing spots during a midnight swim. Scientists say it’s a completely natural biological (albeit eerie) phenomenon. In recently released photos from the Maldives on the National Geographic’s website, the shoreline surf is dotted with tiny pinpricks of light, seeming to reflect the constellations above. This “bioluminescence” is simply blue light from phytoplankton, microscopic sea creatures that secrete illuminating chemicals as a survival mechanism. Tweeps are calling the marine spectacle “amazing” and “awesome” — though we’d like to know how many would actually dive in for a romp with the light-emitting organisms.