Every time I read the ending of A Tale of Two Cities I tear up.

Sydney Carton is pretty much my literature crush. 

Everyday something makes me more excited. Today was like the kind of day I usually have mid-late July. I was reading a book for school, slinking around from place to place with my book. I didn’t even bother to shower until around 3;30. I won’t miss these days. I always feel so lazy and useless. I have too much thinking time, and I run out of realistic, relevant thoughts because there really aren’t enough to have around here in a day. I can’t wait. 

dearscience:

by Henry Cotton

dougolas:

Map of the World Drawn Entirely Using Facebook Connections
“The above map of the world, drawn by Facebook data structuring intern Paul Butler using connections between 10 million Facebook friends (full-size link), is interesting enough in itself until you realize that all of the country borders are entirely drawn using Facebook friend connections too. Even if the world was dark and totally unmapped, Facebook could produce a remarkably good approximation of most of its continents’ boundaries, and even the borders of some countries.”

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gofuckingnuts:

born alone. die alone. on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/20977497

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pitchblackglow:

cityconstellations:

numbsex:

fuckmenumb:

supdevan:

thissnigguh:

goin’ ham

salami

turkey

bologna

curry

same

penis 

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