Antarctica leads the world in Emperor Penguins. Who can beat that?
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The leader in Brazil nuts is not brazil
India for movies yasss
Nothing goes better together than raspberries and nuclear warheads
Allow me to explain:
- Gerard Way witnesses 9/11 and as a consequence, starts My Chemical Romance
- Stephanie Meyer sees My Chemical Romance and becomes inspired to write Twilight
- Somewhere in Rio de Janeiro, a man by the name of Felipe Neto is so outraged by the Twilight movies that he makes a hate video about them that goes so viral he becomes one of Brazil's biggest YouTubers
- His brother Luccas Neto rides off his fame and becomes a children's YouTuber
- Across the Atlantic, Portuguese children become obsessed with his videos. Like the lusophone Jake Paul
- Portuguese children watch his videos so fucking much that they begin talking like they're from Rio
- Portuguese parents are horrified by the Brazilian Portuguese but can't make it stop
- Brazilian Portuguese slowly eats alive the European Portuguese dialect
Anonymous asked:
oh,,,,, Argentina is beautiful and i love her
Tumblr asking for feedback, providing a text box, and then complaining when I put text in that text box, is honestly the most on-brand experience I can imagine
Maned wolf in Brazil
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I will always see maned wolves as some kind of Avatar The Last Airbender hybrid animal. Fox-deer.
Oh.
Its bigger than I thought it was
So a few people have asked where I find links to books, because they have all been searching for textbooks thus I created this post. Enjoy
Text Book Nova
Textbooks
Textbooks
Ebookee
Reddit
BookFinder
Medical Textbooks
Cookbooks to Text Books
Science/Math Textbooks
Business Textbooks
Tech Books
Greek and Roman Text in English
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Historical Fiction
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Project Gutenberg
Bookbyte
Free Ebooks
Books
Books
Books
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Classic Books
Classic Books
Classic Books
Classic Books
Classic books and Reference and study guides
Classic books
You should also know how to cite things, these websites will help
Bibeme
Son of Citation Machine
Owl Purdue
How to write Bibliography
Plus some Masterposts that you should check out
Free Text Book Download Masterpost
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Collage Tips & Resources Masterpost
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While I’m here you might as well check out this things that will help you survive your school career
Create flowcharts, network diagrams, ect.
Check spelling and grammar
Google books for research
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Mathway (type in your problem and it solves it)
Square Root Calculator
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Helps you with Math
Easy unit converter
Any calculator you need
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How to Write a Essay (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X)
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All about space
Guides for more than 5,500 animal species
Improve you Geography knowledge
vast collection of historic images and videos
Symbols and their meanings
Comprehensive site for genetics and evolution
Lectures on subjects including bio, law, history, econ, business
lectures, and ideas by famous, influential people
environmental issues
AP BIO Masterpost
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plan, budget, and manage daily finances
How to take a Standardized Test
How to Master Excel
Fact check politicians
And finally check out this tag for any other masterposts, resource or tricks throughout the year
I hope that helped have a great year all <3
college gothic
- someone in your class mentions communism. they speak about it at length. you are in biology class.
- you text your mother. she does not respond for 3 days. you text her again and then realize that it has only been 2 hours since your first text.
- freshmen travel in packs. what are they afraid of.
- your class is in room 153. the numbers start at 201. you cannot find the first floor.
- someone is talking about communism. it is not the same person as last time. this is an english class.
- your transcript says you have an A in philosophy 3310. you do not remember taking this class. what did you learn? what did you do?
- you meet your elevator buddy. you do not speak. you never do. you ride in silence. one day, they are not there. you miss them.
- your advisor refers you to the registrar. the registrar refers you to admissions. admissions refers you to both the registrar and your advisor. you have spoken to two people who do not exist and one who has been dead for ten years.
- the boy who sits next to you wears the same clothes everyday. you think this is strange but when you mention it, he tells you that this is the first time he has worn this outfit. you realize that you have lived this day before.
- you pass someone sleeping in the quad. he has always been there. stop looking at him.
- someone answers, “communism.” it is not someone who has been previously mentioned. the question was, “what is an example of the art of ancient greece?”
- you have a doppelganger on campus. you have never met them. they know all of your friends.
- the seniors speak only to professors. their eyes are dead. they have given up the safety of the pack long ago.
- the professor is talking about STD’s. your math class is very strange.
- the powerpoint is in comic sans. you suspect that your economics professor is an extraterrestrial being after all.
- “communism,” the man serving you lunch insists. wearily you nod. that’s what everyone says.
Did you go to Elsewhere University?
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Cropped image of medieval-stylized printed text, focused on a line which reads: “This wenche thikke”
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Thank you for adding this image description! Just wanted to clarify that it’s not stylised, but actual Middle English. The text is from The Canterbury Tales.
Okay, had to track it down. It’s from the Reeve’s Tale, and it’s a description of a 20yo young woman:
This wenche thikke and wel y-growen was,
With camuse nose and yën greye as glas;
With buttokes brode and brestes rounde and hye,
But right fair was hir heer, I wol nat lye.
In modern English (had to look up “camuse”, so that’s as good as my source, but I know the rest)
This wench was thick and well-grown
With a pug nose and eyes grey as glass;
With buttocks broad and breasts round and high,
But right fair was her hair, I will not lie.
The fact that Chaucer had “big butt” and “I will not lie” within two lines of each other is causing me disproportionate amusement. Also the fact that “this wenche thikke” works equally well in Middle English and in modern slang.
nice to know people have always been fokin hornby for thikke wenches









