• lovelydestiel:

    Things that say a lot about people:

    • the way which they treat the waiter/waitress
    • how they feel about the weather
    • whether they dog ear pages or highlight in books 
    • fingernails 
    • and hands in general
    • their preferred creative outlet
    • how much they dread/enjoy talking on the phone
    • whether or not they drink coffee
    • if they ever forget to eat
    • how honest they are with themselves (and others)
    • if they correct your grammar
    • how they treat their parents 

    (Source: younghabitats, via seekingmybeloved)

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  • yep *lips sealed*

    yep *lips sealed*

    (via so-relatable)

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  • psych-facts:

Find out if you’re an introvert of extrovert by following the link on here : http://neurolove.me/post/48232160310/are-you-introverted-or-extraverted

    psych-facts:

    Find out if you’re an introvert of extrovert by following the link on here : http://neurolove.me/post/48232160310/are-you-introverted-or-extraverted

    (via staypozitive)

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  • The Atrocities of Theism and Atheism Compared

    pettifoggery:

    “Science flies people to the moon. Religion flies people into buildings”

    Dr. Richard Dawkins

    “Radical theists blow people up; radical atheists are mean on the internet”

    One atheist blogger

    I’ve heard people refer to the crusades, witch-burning, inquisition, Galileo, terrorism, abortionist murderers as reasons why religion is dangerous and without it there would be a lot less death and suffering in the world. 

    The facts and figures tell a different story, however.

    Below are three pie charts comparing democide (this includes genocide, politicide, and mass murder, but not war-dead) with war-dead, atheist regime murder and the Black Plague. The first is Pre 20th C, the second is Post 20th C and the third combines all of history.

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    If you would like to see the break down of these numbers, click “Read More”.

    The atrocities from religion are inexcusable. The death of one person is tragic, and these numbers are so huge they lose all meaning. What should be learnt from this that getting rid of religion will certainly not spell the end of war, genocide and political murder.

    Read More

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  • i-like-pigeons:

A guide dog meeting Pluto at Disneyland.


yes! yes! yeeeessssss!

    i-like-pigeons:

    A guide dog meeting Pluto at Disneyland.

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    yes! yes! yeeeessssss!

    (Source: 257weeks, via iamfitzwilliamdarcy)

  • 2 months ago
  • "There was a profound contradiction in all of this, of course. The A-list of modern media decamped in Rome with cameras and microphones pointed toward the basilica to capture every word of the new pontiff, even as they declared with near magisterial authority that the Church is no longer relevant to the modern world."

    Dr. Matthew Bunson, “Rooftops and relevance” (via osvnews)

    So true

    (via sweetandlovelygirl7)


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