someone in your class mentions communism. they speak about it at length. you are in biology class.
you text your mother. she does not respond for 3 days. you text her again and then realize that it has only been 2 hours since your first text.
freshmen travel in packs. what are they afraid of.
your class is in room 153. the numbers start at 201. you cannot find the first floor.
someone is talking about communism. it is not the same person as last time. this is an english class.
your transcript says you have an A in philosophy 3310. you do not remember taking this class. what did you learn? what did you do?
you meet your elevator buddy. you do not speak. you never do. you ride in silence. one day, they are not there. you miss them.
your advisor refers you to the registrar. the registrar refers you to admissions. admissions refers you to both the registrar and your advisor. you have spoken to two people who do not exist and one who has been dead for ten years.
the boy who sits next to you wears the same clothes everyday. you think this is strange but when you mention it, he tells you that this is the first time he has worn this outfit. you realize that you have lived this day before.
you pass someone sleeping in the quad. he has always been there. stop looking at him.
someone answers, “communism.” it is not someone who has been previously mentioned. the question was, “what is an example of the art of ancient greece?”
you have a doppelganger on campus. you have never met them. they know all of your friends.
the seniors speak only to professors. their eyes are dead. they have given up the safety of the pack long ago.
the professor is talking about STD’s. your math class is very strange.
the powerpoint is in comic sans. you suspect that your economics professor is an extraterrestrial being after all.
“communism,” the man serving you lunch insists. wearily you nod. that’s what everyone says.
In 15 seconds of dialogue Francis Wilkerson sums up what’s wrong with how women are criticized in our society and it’s great
I literally remember when this aired and something clicked in my head. He was putting to words what I kept seeing over and over in media without apology or explanation
I am loving how much fandom is loving Bodhi Rook. I was afraid that in the shipping frenzy, as a MOC character without an obvious pairing set up for him in canon, we’d forget about him. But we haven’t, and it’s wonderful.
Hello! Tuesday this week was Fanfic Writer’s Appreciation Day, and it’s the perfect time to give this a try. If you’re anything like me, irl has been keeping you from getting through that fanfic to-read list that you’ve been thinking about for forever, or from keeping you from leaving that comment on a fic you enjoyed. Especially for my fellow writers, who are trying to get their own projects finished and it takes up even more of your time!
I’m proposing that this weekend, we take the time to read that fic. To give that feedback, or make that fic rec,or tell that author how much you enjoy their fic. For as many fics as you’re comfortable with! From Friday, August 24th to Sunday, August 26th, if you post anything under the tag #swficrec I will reblog it! All sw ships welcome!
Participate as much or as little as your comfort and time allows, and even if you can’t, spread this so that maybe other people can!
Steve Rogers uses voice to text to send texts and formats them like a telegram
HEY BUCK STOP SAM AND I ARE OUT SHOPPING STOP WANT US TO PICK UP SOME TAKEOUT STOP
Steve rogers fully understands that this is not the correct way to text. He just likes the absolute outrage it causes every time someone receives a text from him and wants to see how many times he can make the same people explain texting to him until they realize. Sam is currently at 14 times, beating out tony who’s at nine. Twice now shuri has facetimed him after reading bucky’s texts. He’s also managed to convince thor that this is the Earth Way to text and it’s great