lauraantoniou:

tikkunolamorgtfo:

g33kx:

tikkunolamorgtfo:

palamate:

fromchaostocosmos:

drfranzenstein:

antisemitic:

celebrating-iranian:

The behind all of the worlds tragedy…

LMAO ok

we found it

the shortest version of the conspiracy theory number meme

such wow

o no! i hoped nobody would decode our super cryptic magen david-roman numerals cipher! and we would’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for you meddling kids!

Well, so long as it’s all out in the open now, I might as well ask: Can we maybe move our secret Elders of Zion board meetings to Wednesdays this year? I want to sign up for pottery class on Thursday nights, but right now the timing conflicts.

Are you kidding, I have orchestra rehearsal on Wednesday! Thursday worked perfectly. If we really want to change it, can’t we change it to Saturday. They’ll never suspect us of plotting on what they think is our holy day.

Also, brief reminder to all Elders and Juniors: we have local subcommittee retreats next Sunday to define our strategy for this year’s War on Christmas. Fox News is planning to really kick up their game so we need everyone to turn out for these small group planning sessions in order to keep building on the progress we’ve made in crushing the hopes and dreams I f goy children. There will be snacks, and we have regional evening party’s following. Y’all should know the locations and passcodes, if not, email your regional head.

Speaking of snacks, can we please try something new for a change? I know Matt’s Cookies are pareve, but having them week in and week out is getting tedious.

Look, The ZOG Action Committee is already meeting every other Thursday, and since my Cabal is in charge of zinc prices this year, I feel obligated to show up. How are Tuesdays? Saturday nights (after havdalah) is when the Gay Agenda meetings are held, and this year we’re really excited about our new plan to turn everyone transgender in a bathroom somewhere and then make them get gay married. We’ve got some nice synergy with the Pre-school Yoga Instructors Alliance but could use some rabbinical support for the weddings.

helms-deep:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

osheamobile:

queenanthai:

night-fury-pamphlets:

mamalaz:

A reminder that Steve’s first instinct was to defend, not attack.

Even when he doesn’t have a shield, he literally makes one.

I mean you’re not wrong…

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I’m firmly convinced the Steve categorizes everything he sees as “can be shield” or “cannot be shield”.

in fact, I’m going to go ahead and headcanon that he keeps a list of things he’s tried using as a shield and whether or not they’ve worked out:

Tony is canonically a blunt instrument anyway.

Tony: CAROL NO

Carol: CAROL YES

I love Carol Danvers.

*bows lowly* My Liege, can you tell another near-death experience that happened in theater?

dukeofbookingham:

I’m starting to think you guys want me to die. 

Anyway. 

Once upon a time I was in the world’s worst production of Hamlet. I’m not exaggerating–our Hamlet was a ginger who didn’t know his lines, our Gertrude had food poisoning, our Ophelia had never been in a play before, our ghost missed his entrance more than once and I had to ad-lib blank verse until he came back on, and in the midst of all this clowning around, I was the world’s most exasperated Horatio.  

Now, for those of you who aren’t familiar with the play, there’s a scene where Hamlet and Horatio talk to a friendly gravedigger, who makes a lot of jokes and just generally alleviates the uninterrupted sense of suffocating tragedy–and in our case, suffocating fucking boredom–that is Hamlet. And for some reason we’d blocked out this like slapstick Three Stooges bit where the gravedigger tosses the Yorick skull to Hamlet, who talks to it for a bit like an absolute fucking loon, and then tosses it to me to catch and hold until the end of the scene because, in case you haven’t noticed, HORATIO IS HAMLET’S BITCH, EVEN WHEN HAMLET DOESN’T KNOW HIS FUCKING LINES AND HORATIO HAS TO BE ONSTAGE FOR AN EXTRA FIVE SCENES TO MOUTH THEM TO HIM WHEN HE FUCKING FORGETS. WHY FOR THE LOVE OF RICHARD BURBAGE DIDN’T THEY JUST MAKE ME HAMLET???

But, uh, that’s beside the point.

Anywhoo, I’m standing around like a piece of fucking furniture like Horatio usually does while Hamlet is chatting up the gravedigger, and because this dude is a comedian at heart (BAD CASTING CAN YOU SAY BAD CASTING) he decides to change the blocking. He catches the skull, kisses it smack on the teeth, says, “Alas, poor Yorick, I knew thee well!” and just fucking flings that motherfucker over his head. Now, what you have to know for the rest of this to make sense is that we borrowed this skull from the fucking anatomy school at a local university and if we broke it we owed them like $500, and let me tell you, this whole damn company wasn’t WORTH $500. So, in retrospect, giving Hamlet free reign to toss the skull all over the fucking stage just maybe wasn’t the most genius plan, o Herr Directrix. But nobody ever listens to Horatio. 

So Hamlet just fucking chucks this very valuable skull over his head and I’m completely unprepared for it because this is not where he usually throws it (probably because he forgot the rest of his goddamn lines) so I hurl myself across the stage and fall and slide six feet on my knees like I’m Zac fucking Efron in High School Musical 5: Disney Destroys Shakespeare, BUT YOU HAD BETTER BELIEVE I CAUGHT THAT GODDAMN SKULL BEFORE IT HIT THE FLOOR. WHAM Yorick lands smack in my outstretched hands and I’m relieved for all of two seconds before I realize oh right, human skulls have fucking TEETH, which sank straight into my palm when this thing fell from the sky like a ballistic missile, and I am now bleeding everywhere. (There’s a hand-injury theme happening this week apparently.) And it all happened so fast that Hamlet hasn’t even fucking noticed, because Hamlet is a self-centered twat, so he’s still talking with the gravedigger and I’m just staring at the friggin’ skull in my hands like Wtf Yorick you fucking BIT me–and the audience is beside itself because this is a travesty tragedy and they don’t even know what to laugh at.

But I still have lines, I can’t leave the stage, so for the rest of the scene I’m just kind of sitting on the floor, holding a skull, casually bleeding all over it, waiting for Hamlet for finish his fucking tea party so I can wash my hands and soak poor Yorick in bleach so the anatomy school doesn’t have to deal with any actual human anatomy (i.e., my blood). But this is a long-ass scene, so I had to get up and stand in the back for the whole fucking funeral while Hamlet and Laertes are fighting over who loves Ophelia more (like it matters now, you morons, bitch be DEAD). Eventually Hamlet has his tantrum and storms out and everyone turns around and looks at me like they’ve forgotten I’m there, because everyone always forgets Horatio is there until Hamlet has a tantrum, and I’m standing there, looking sketchy as hell, still clutching a fucking skill with blood all over my hands. And Claudio gets this really confused look on his face and just goes, “Horatio…?”

And I swear, it took every ounce of my self control not to just yell, “That’s right, ‘twas I that killed Ophelia! Plot twist, motherfuckers!” and spike Yorick on the floor and swan the fuck offstage. 

And that is the story of the time Hamlet sucked and Yorick almost bit my fingers off.

In your otherwise beautiful poem, one verse reads, “”Every minute dies a man, Every minute one is born;”
I need hardly point out to you that this calculation would tend to keep the sum total of the world’s population in a state of perpetual equipoise, whereas it is a well-known fact that the said sum total is constantly on the increase. I would therefore take the liberty of suggesting that in the next edition of your excellent poem the erroneous calculation to which I refer should be corrected as follows:
“Every moment dies a man, And one and a sixteenth is born.”
I may add that the exact figures are 1.067, but something must, of course, be conceded to the laws of metre.

–Charles Babbage to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, re. his poem “The Vision of Sin” (via

me-taedet-huius-vitae

)

thanks chuck

(via pipistrellus)

I love how instead of changing the length of time between births of each person he changes the fraction of a person born per minute.

questionableadvice:

peacefulacrez:

questionableadvice:

~ Valuable Receipts, or the Mystery of Wealth; Containing the Lady’s Cook-Book, Together with Several Hundred Very Rare Receipts and Patents to be Found in No Other Work, by J.H. Prescott, M.D., 1845

This test is actually where the measurement “alcohol proof” comes from.

The term originated in the 16th century, when payments to British sailors included rations of rum. To ensure that the rum had not been watered down, it was “proved” by dousing gunpowder
with it and then testing to see if the gunpowder would ignite. If it
did not, then the rum contained too much water and was considered to be
“under proof”.
Gunpowder would not burn in rum that contained less than 57.15% ABV.
Therefore, rum that contained this percentage of alcohol was defined to
have “100° (one hundred degrees) proof”. The gunpowder test was officially replaced by a specific gravity test in 1816.

Reblogged  due to interesting information added by peacefulacrez. 
Who knew that mixing your wine with gunpowder and setting it on fire was
actual science?!*

*Probably everyone but me, actually.