"5: Gen Ed: Natural World (Inquiry across Lib Arts) (Complete)
A. Lab Course (Complete)
1. Phys Sound & Musical Acoustics B. Additional Course (Complete)
2. Intro to Meteorology"

— PRAISE BE

this fucking drop jesus i always forget

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I thought it was weird, when you picked us to make a documentary. But all in all, I think an ordinary paper company like Dunder Mifflin was a great subject for a documentary.

seriously no this is not okay im gonna start crying again

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Tags: the office

niknak79:

He’s tripping on acid

niknak79:

He’s tripping on acid

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Tags: dilf? dilf.


I need boyfriend

I need boyfriend

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Tags: about me

OH SHIT!

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Tags: my boy jon

heckyesclarinet:

nigglerambles:

We see so many collections and medleys of hot actors, athletes, even news anchors. Well, now I present my own of the hottest classical musicians.

Name: Andreas Ottensamer

Education: Harvard University

Occupation: Principal Clarinetist of the Berlin Philharmonic

(via fyeahclassicalcomposers)

shortformblog:

From the Seattle Times twitter page, another view of the bridge collapse in  Washington. Check out more of the Times’ coverage over this way. (via @BreakingTweets)

god, it’s too too too much reminiscent of the 35W collapse in minneapolis, how awful
thank god this one at least isn’t a major seattle artery like 35W is for mpls

shortformblog:

From the Seattle Times twitter page, another view of the bridge collapse in  Washington. Check out more of the Times’ coverage over this way(via @BreakingTweets)

god, it’s too too too much reminiscent of the 35W collapse in minneapolis, how awful

thank god this one at least isn’t a major seattle artery like 35W is for mpls

(Source: notkatniss, via wasarahbi)

"

The ratio of males to females in my “Masculinity and Femininity” course remains only 1 to 5, despite the fact that the course gives equal attention to each gender. Males encouraged to enroll often respond, “I don’t need another semester of male-bashing.” … These students, like most other American males, usually know about only one side of feminism, the social-political side.

They know feminism raises fundamental social and political questions, questions about justice and equality and power for women—which necessarily involve criticism of male dominance, of male attitudes, of men. … Yet for the most part they—again, in company with most males, have not yet begun to hear the second set of questions posed by feminism, the personal-psychological-spiritual ones that call for an honest probing of men’s needs and aspirations, as well as women’s, and imply empathy and compassion for both.

Some of these questions are: Why do you define manhood as being tough, in control, in charge, superior to what is non-male, detached—even from your own feelings? If that’s what it means, do you really want to be a man?

"

— William H. Becker, “Feminism’s Personal Questions—for Men” (via ellesugars)

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