Just a Few Thoughts

A CHAT

Why is this a chat post? Noob? noob. lol

Those children are not invisible, you bitches just didn't care to notice them until that MOTHERFUCKER decided to rear his ugly head. Yeah, Kony needs to stop but ya'll need to stop acting like you gave a damn in the first place. Maybe when this plan was still on the drawing broad and was made known way ahead of time through all the public attention it is getting now, we wouldn't be worrying about Kony right now while he is trying to put it into action. smh
ACTUALLY,
What they mean by invisible is that no one really in the states knew. It was years ago when it was discovered,most ADULTS know,actually,but you aren't even as old as its been going on. YOU as KIDS /couldn't'/ have given a damn in the first place because you weren't ALIVE in the first place.

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TommiLC: I’m not saying I don’t care about the situation (of course I think it...

I’m not saying I don’t care about the situation (of course I think it is sad), but what is building schools and creating jobs going to do to stop children from being abducted? What is donating money to these “life saving plans” really doing? Schools, jobs, etc are not going to change Kony’s…

I love how she complains about nothing being done by building schools and creating jobs,then says donating money to help American soldiers help African soldiers is bull shit.

In the battle of 1812 America earned the right to be known as a strong nation. It is almost EXPECTED that we help.

Teens make me laugh.

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tumblrofjordan:

abbynormalities:

joshishollywood:

Stupid people make me cry.

Finding out this girl was my age and this dumb made me very sad.

People are re-blogging this because you’re dumb and they hate you, not because you’re funny.

“This is what society has come to”

Reaction: You just go and do that.

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Jordans Tumblrings.: Ash Wednesday and Shit...

tumblrofjordan:

So today is Ash Wednesday the start of lent, so I thought I’d tell you what I think of lent, I can’t feel your excitement through the internet…

I think lent is a really stupid thing, if you partake in lent for religious reasons then that’s fine, there’s nothing wrong with that apart from the fact…

THIS

Also, I believe this GIF will sum up the opinion towards people who are like this:

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A VIDEO

unknownskywalker:

Ancient galaxy collision created enormous stellar swirls

New simulations suggest that enormous swirls of stars surrounding a distant galaxy formed when two equal-sized galaxies collided. The galaxy, named NGC 5907, is located 50 million light-years away in the constellation Draco.

Its loops and currents, containing stars, gas and dust, are 150,000 light-years across. Researchers studying these swirls previously thought they were formed when a relatively small galaxy hit a larger one, getting torn apart in the process.

But in the new study, a massive computer simulation shows that it would have been impossible for a very small galaxy to produce the observed streams. More likely, two roughly equal-sized galaxies crashed into each other 8 or 9 billion years ago. The simulation also showed that the galaxies must have been very gas-rich in order to produce the swirls surrounding NGC 5907.

Most large spiral galaxies are thought to have formed from similar processes. Over the history of the universe, smaller galaxies have collided with one another and merged, producing ever-larger galaxies. Our own Milky Way galaxy is headed on a crash course with the neighboring Andromeda galaxy in 4.5 billion years.

Above: (1) Visible light image of NGC 5907. (2) Simulation of the collisions that produced NGC 5907 (1 Gyr = 1 billion years).

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fishingboatproceeds:

(I like design that acknowledges the existence, and importance, of cords in ways that are still aesthetically interesting, as opposed to design that attempts to hide cords and pretend that our lives are not wholly dependent upon them. Like, if aliens were to land in the first world and look at our houses, I think they’d be like, “What are all these cords and why is everyone so embarrassed of them?” Of course, we ARE embarrassed of them, because their universality indicates that we’ve become so dependent upon the grid as to become part of the grid. But if we can find pretty ways to acknowledge this dependence, as above, then maybe we can think harder about whether we are okay with our need/love of plugged-in things.)

OR,or,they just thought it looked interesting

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