dont be mean
be median or mode
damn math fandom bloggers
shut up we have a good range of jokes
this is our domain
guys we’re forgetting the point of this post and going off on a tangent
Are you all done cos I’ve had enough of this by now
Damn math fandom bloggers
shut your pi hole
(via fiveoddsocks)
Not Iambic….Do Not Accept…
These tags I’ll pop, and boast in rhyming verse
that what I wear puts swagger in my gait;
though twenty shillings have I in my purse,
my self-esteem and manhood both inflate
when lofty furs I purchase for a cent.
Thy grandpa’s clothes are worthy salvage, though
they smell a trifle musty. Still, I spent
much less to dress myself from head to toe.To save or not to save? The question’s moot.
I’ll never give my coin to high-street crooks.
These dusty shelves will yield their hidden loot
to those, like me, more frugal in their looks.
Like ancient coins washed up on distant shores,
I’ll find my treasures in these thrifty stores.
- Macklemore, “Thrift Shoppe”*Crying with laughter*
ITS IN IAMBIC PENTAMETER. SWEET JESUS THIS IS MY NEW FAVORITE THING.
(via soemthingsparkly)
This is my rule. If no one has died, or fallen in love, something has gone terribly wrong in the translation.
(Source: latin-student-problems)
I wanna learn Latin, but I’m not very good with retaining information that I’ve learned unless I understand how it works.
Anyone know of any “do it yourself” books or something like that?
I’d say the ‘So You Really Want To Learn Latin’ series is good if you want to understand how Latin works; it’s very grammar heavy and it gets you to translate into Latin as well as out of it so you really understand the syntax and function of everything. That being said you might want a ‘reader’ of stories to go with it, like Cambridge Latin Course, because it can get a bit dry at times.
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everyone within a 5 mile radius:
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HOW MANY FINGERS AM I HOLDING UP |
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I don’t understand the USA, all your roads are straight and all your cities look like they were planned using Excel.
Everyone knows the only way to build a city is to wait until a bunch of tiny villages merge together over centuries and create a sprawling clusterfuck of winding roads that make no sense and have no street signs and are impossible to navigate unless you’ve lived there all your life.
I made this for School but I thought it might be useful in some kind of way.
being a pessimist is great i’m always either right or pleasantly surprised
(Source: xcyst, via soemthingsparkly)
