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vishual:

klapollo:

klapollo:

hey shout out to PBS and public libraries

like dudes for real PBS has so many resources for education and stuff. you can watch HOURS of documentaries online for free on their site.

like no joke go on pbs dot org right now and you’ll find an entire netflix of public television with full transcripts to boot. the american experience site alone is loaded with multipart docuseries about american history

the availability can vary but even then watch pbs sometimes!! they have really cool crap on all the time. sometimes they play ballets and broadway shows. (donation ad voice) support public television

strange and bizarre how community-funded and supported programming and resources are made to be free and easy to access, and it’s some of the highest quality stuff you can get my friends! sorry not sorry socialism works

tarajenkins:

triforceofdoom:

confusedbyinterface:

triforceofdoom:

scatterbrainedhypatia:

omigawdmatt:

cocochampange:

goddesu:

RPG’s be like

I’m offended

I CANT EAT BECAUSE IM LAUGHING TOO HARD

@mastersamson88

Is this the same show with the guy who licks his own poisoned blade & just immediately dies?

Yeah. It’s called Yūsha Yoshihiko, or The Hero Yoshihiko.

Thanks & reblogging answer so others can also look it up.

@onewonderfulbug

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justastormie:

hearthburn:

nimium-amatrix-ingenii-sui:

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charlotte-bowyer:

worldtrappedinaperson:

yeah writing fiction is hard but at least we don’t have to list all the sources

*sobs in academic*

I laughed then I cried

unless you write Tolkien fanfiction and someone attacks you over your interpretation of a character that’s 100% compliant with something Tolkien said in a letter from 1948 as well as footnote 27 of an obscure sub-chapter of one of the History of Middle-earth books

*cough* @justastormie

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