sadistic-tampon:

themano:

Pika

I JUSFT HIT KMY HEAD OF THE DOOR I THOUGHT THIDS WOUDL BE A CUTE STOP MOTION ANIMATION WITH A PIKACHU AND A CAT OH MY GFOD

repair-her-armor:

bikiniarmorbattledamage:

Now, more of such things is the condition under which I can accept bikini armors on women.

Why are you laughing? Isn’t his sexuality empowering? Besides, who needs logic in fantasy anyway?

repair-her-armor:

bikiniarmorbattledamage:

Now, more of such things is the condition under which I can accept bikini armors on women.

Why are you laughing? Isn’t his sexuality empowering? Besides, who needs logic in fantasy anyway?

art-of-swords:

Details of a Mughal Dagger

  • Unknown Artist / Maker
  • Dated: 1562
  • Culture: Delhi, India
  • Medium:  steel, rock crystal, gold, rubies, emeralds, diamonds
  • Measurements: Length: 39 cm; weight: 0.31 kg, without scabbard

The hilt of this magnificent Mughal dagger is fashioned from rock crystal inlaid with gold and set with rubies, emeralds and diamonds. The name “Claud Martin” is lightly inscribed in tiny letters on one panel of the stone, half-way up the grip.

Claude Martin was a Frenchman who fought against the British in India, but changed sides following the siege and fall of Pondicherry in 1790-1. He joined the army of the British East India Company as an Ensign.

He worked his way up through the ranks to become Major General in charge of the Lucknow Arsenal. He is recorded as having been an enthusiastic collector of princely Mughal Indian arms and armour, so this dagger was presumably once his.

Source & Copyright: The Wallace Collection

lesbian princess: seriously why is it considered such a bad thing for a member of an...

adrimnzr:

seriously why is it considered such a bad thing for a member of an oppressed group to make jokes about their oppressors like WOW who would’ve guessed that maybe someone who’s life could potentially be endangered by those people might wanna express their anger. maybe we dont have an obligation to…

art-of-swords:

Austrian Rapier

  • Dated: first half of the 17th century
  • Measurements: Overall length 126.2 cm, blade 108.2 cm

The distinctive hilt identifiable as Norman Type 25, finely forged of round-section bars, the termini set with crosses of pattée form. The distinctive bifurcated pommel possibly for use as a musket-rest.

The wooden grip retains its leather covering and woven brass turk’s head knots. The long, narrow double-edged blade forged with a rectangular forte and pronounced central ridge for 2/3rds of its length, becoming lenticular in its final third.

There are other 76 rapiers of quite similar form that are preserved in the Rustkammer at Schloss Ambras, Innsbruck. For this particular reason, AVB Norman believed they belonged to a particular guard company.

Source & Copyright: Auction Flex

A guy in my psychology class said he thought orientation could possibly be a choice;

xxic:

i-live-for-glitter-not-you:

i-live-for-glitter-not-you

Me: Okay so if orientation is a choice, choose to be gay, right now.

Him: No.

Me: Why not?

Him: Because I don’t find men attractive

Me: So CHOOSE to find them attractive

Him: ……. I can’t.

Me: Sorry, WHAT was that? You CAN’T????

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stOP

THIS IS THE BEST ARGUMENT TOWARDS THIS EVER OMFLKRFJHELKFJHQWKJDHQEFKJHQFKJWEHFKWDJ;lejf;WELFJLWEFJKWEFJWEK

sevenseasaurus:

Science experiment: Who is easiest to summon?

Egberts?

Pizza?

John Green?

A vegan?

The only way to find out is to reblog and wait. Wait patiently. Just wait. It will be good I promise.

child-of-clay:

im-electric-sympathy:

i made sum pancakes

oh my god are you shitting me

(Source: im-electricsympathy)

geeky-and-proud:

therighteous-cas:

mamaleh6994:

tenuousthirdspace:

This is actually brilliant. 

This is the only John Green cameo I’ll get behind.

reblogging so john green can find this 

geeky-and-proud:

therighteous-cas:

mamaleh6994:

tenuousthirdspace:

This is actually brilliant. 

This is the only John Green cameo I’ll get behind.

reblogging so john green can find this 

best-of-funny:

atticussfinch:

this was my final test in art today

i’m glad students aren’t the only ones who give up at the end of the year

JESUS CHrist,

X

(Source: snailspit)

Why is it that wet hair is darker, if water is colorless?

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Because the scales on the hair are pressed down and more of the pigment can black light.

NOT EVERYONE NEEDS A HIVEMIND OF STUPID.

(Source: breadpao)

kissmycollarbone:

superwholockgiraffe:

I made this rebloggable
No one asked, but it should be

wow i never saw it this way ever i have been refusing meds year after year after yeaar i think im gonna go on them again now. 

kissmycollarbone:

superwholockgiraffe:

I made this rebloggable

No one asked, but it should be

wow i never saw it this way ever i have been refusing meds year after year after yeaar i think im gonna go on them again now. 

art-of-swords:

Afghanistan Pulouar Horseman’s Sword

  • Dated: 18th century
  • Measurements: Blade is 33 inch this near the hilt

This Pulouar (or pulwar) was most likely made for a horseman. The blade is inlaid with brass wire, the copper dot pattern is drilled through the blade.

Source & Copyright: Historical Arms & Armor