layered-like-an-onion:

softnettle:

in this house we do grandma activities

sewing, eating hard candies, going to sleep at 8 pm, we’ve got it all!

i know im op but this is so valid

Who is your ‘Good Place’ moral soul mate?

sevensneakyfoxes:

amarguerite:

needsmoreresearch:

zinglebert-bembledack:

akaclairetemple:

to no one’s surprise, i got jason.

I also got Jason but can we discuss the abso-fucking-lutely hilarious content of the questions of this quiz?

The best quiz.

(Tahani)

Oh my god these questions are the best! The Salem witch one had me giggling on public transportation. (Also got Tahani.)

OMG THESE QUESTIONS. THIS MY FAVOURITE QUIZ EVER.

PS: I got Jason.

Who is your ‘Good Place’ moral soul mate?

pentecost:

rami malek thoughtfully formulating a sentence fragment

programmerhumour:

Finding this in the server room made my day

slow-riot:

I think about Chumbawamba a lot because they were a bunch of serious anarchists who advocated for stealing their albums from chain stores and poured their drinks on the UK deputy prime minister during a performance and they got their start on the record label that Crass ran at the time but my first introduction to Chumbawamba was the use of Tubthumping in the 1998 classic Air Bud 2

kidzbopdeathgrips:

and you may ask yourself

221cbakerstreet:

tilthat:

TIL if the space between the Earth and the Sun were filled with air, the Sun would be louder than a train horn. We, on Earth, would constantly hear it at 125 decibels – for comparison, a train horn 1 meter away comes in at 120 decibels.

via reddit.com

In space, no one can hear you [TRAIN HORN]

octahedronhd:

mapsontheweb:

The corrosion on this water tap looks like a map.