Sick turntables bruh #homestuck #davestrider #cosplay #weaponprop PS: I kinda messed up here and there but I don't usually do these kind of DIY projects on my own so yeah, I tried... (at Princeton Highlands)
#prayfororlando
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THISS IS SO FUNNY TO ME
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from my moms old photos. glad to know people have been making the same jokes for decades
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Pink Floyd - Time // The Dark Side of the Moon // 1973
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HOLY SHIT
…….the fuck holy shit
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In a country that has seen a rash of anti-LGBTQ violence, Geraldine Roman’s sweep of the Bataan district seat is an especially encouraging win for activists. She ran a campaign that emphasized her politics over her gender, but the win is made more meaningful for the stringently Catholic country’s pattern of violating the rights of LGBTQ individuals — and of course, their very own (now elected) “Donald Trump.”
Source: mic.com
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“How was skiing?” I asked my 14-year old daughter as she hauled her boot bag into the car. “Well, the ratio of snow to ground was definitely low,” she replied, adding that she had tried to figure the ratio of snow-to-ground during practice but had received only mystified looks. “Stop the math!” demanded a coach. “You are confusing us!”
Why do smart people enjoy saying that they are bad at math? Few people would consider proudly announcing that they are bad at writing or reading. Our country’s communal math hatred may seem rather innocuous, but a more critical factor is at stake: we are passing on from generation to generation the phobia for mathematics and with that are priming our children for mathematical anxiety. As a result, too many of us have lost the ability to examine a real-world problem, translate it into numbers, solve the problem and interpret the solution.
Mathematics surrounds us, yet we have become accustomed to avoiding numerical thinking at all costs. There is no doubt that bad high school teaching and confusing textbooks are partly to blame. But a more pernicious habit does the most damage. We are perpetuating damaging myths by telling ourselves a few untruths: math is inherently hard, only geniuses understand it, we never liked math in the first place and nobody needs math anyway.
Source: Washington Post
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I’m bored as hell.
First ten people to reblog will get a personal playlist - I’ll send said people an ask to see what theme they’d like.