100 Views of Mt. Fuji

Nov 09
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Twistory Lesson Vol.1: The Causes Of World War I

tomewing:

I asked Twitter, this is what Twitter told me.

“network of badly written treaties stretched to breaking by terrorism in wrong place at wrong time”

“it was all Frank Ferguson’s fault wasn’t it?”

“Imperialism. Militarism. Nationalism. Assassination. Stubborness. Treaties. Train Timetables. Idiocy.”

“Europe gone ham, yeah baloney meat.”

“Militarized alliances react to each other badly, despite cousins using primitive e-mail system to avert disaster.”

“Railways faster than common sense for the first and last time in history.”

“German military buildup, general tension escalation, unstable situation in north africa at the balkans, BANG Frans Ferdinand.”

“People just got tired and bored of being peaceful.”

I blame Napoleon.

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carlovely:


megatherium: extinct 11,000 years 
a giant sloth that lived during the ice age. legit.
more awesome extinct animals here


 They’ve got a skeleton of one of these in the Natural History Museum.  Big fucker.

carlovely:

megatherium: extinct 11,000 years

a giant sloth that lived during the ice age. legit.

more awesome extinct animals here

They’ve got a skeleton of one of these in the Natural History Museum. Big fucker.

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Nov 06
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Sometimes I live in the country,
sometimes I live in town
Sometimes I take a great notion,
to jump into the river and drown.
— Leadbelly (via idiopolis) (via tobia)
Nov 03
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Yes, scientists do much good. But a country run by these arrogant gods of certainty would truly be hell on earth

The trouble with a ‘scientific’ argument, of course, is that it is not made in the real world, but in a laboratory by an unimaginative academic relying solely on empirical facts.
- Is the Daily Mail throwing rocks at the moon again? I just can’t accept this is real, it has to be a spoof. Doesn’t it?