WBG @EndlessMike

Humans: "I'll believe it when I see it" The Universe: "Lmfao"

Every now and again I go back to this passage from Chesterton and it just gets better each time

This guy found a girl dressed like Shawn Michaels! 🤣

haters will see me in my hyrums and be like he can't afford warby parker

Meanwhile, Back in the Dungeon (1930), by N.C. Wyeth

Doing generates its own vitality

i've been banned from my friend's discord server for like 8 years because i posted that picture of jar jar binks with his asshole out and pinged everyone. i got him to unban me and then i did it again immediately. i wanna know what goes on in there

life dont come with eggroll you gotta order it

Happy National Coffee Day

@Leah_pg18 @unusual_whales Yeah! Fuck art and history!!!

@HistoryWJacob

In 1772, the colonists had no right to trees over 12" thick, not even if it was in their front yard. A law reserved every white pine that size for the Royal Navy's masts. Surveyors roamed New Hampshire slashing a mark into the trees, claiming them for the King of England. The mill owners of Weare ignored the law and cut the trees they wanted to. So the sheriff rode out to arrest them and collect the fines. The Weare men blackened their faces and went after the sheriff in what is now called the Pine Tree Riot. They gave him a lash for every tree he'd charged them for. Then they cropped the ears and tails off his horses and sent him riding out of town through a jeering crowd. Before the Boston Tea Party and the Boston Massacre, a New Hampshire town defied the Crown. And the pine tree symbol remained. When Washington needed a flag for his first warships in 1775, he put a New England pine on it, over the words "An Appeal to Heaven." This turned something that the King used to tyrannize the colonists to support his Navy, into a symbol of a country defying him on their own Navy.

@Shri_Amitabha @GamerGirlReze He was a good man. What a rotten way to die.

@jeregrettet0us @IconEnjoyer You would think the masses would be all about it since you can actually just be a selfish bastard about it.

“An enemy will agree, but a friend will argue.” - Russian Proverb The Russian proverb “An enemy will agree, but a friend will argue” reflects a traditional belief that genuine friendship requires honesty rather than constant approval. Russian proverbial wisdom often emphasizes loyalty, truthfulness, and the value of sincere criticism between people who care about one another. The saying suggests that an enemy may agree simply to avoid conflict, deceive, or allow someone to make a mistake. A true friend, however, is willing to disagree and challenge poor decisions, making honest arguments a sign of genuine concern and friendship.

I AM NOT getting stuck inverted in Nutty Putty Cave. 😂

Lucid Dreams @sanjabh

a month ago

“The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.” ― Joseph Campbell Artist: Peter Mohrbacher

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