work is stupid. when am i going to get a letter in the mail from a mysterious relative i never met before and inherit a rustic castle somewhere in europe?
Tag: life
An emotion: *pokes its head through the mountain of suppression I’ve buried it under*
Me, beating it with a stick: Back! Back!
I’m a bit sad that Pepsi didn’t decide to open up a PMC branch after buying up part of the Soviet navy in the 90’s
wait WHAT
“The USSR offered to pay Pepsi with a fleet of diesel ships. Pepsi accepted the deal because they knew that it was the only way to continue to sell Pepsi in the USSR. The agreement included 17 submarines, a cruiser, a frigate and a destroyer, which were sold to a Swedish company for scrap recycling. Those 17 submarines made Pepsi become, for a few days, the 6th largest military power in the world by number of diesel submarines. The president of Pepsi, Donald Kendall, told the National Security Adviser of USA: “We are disarming the USSR faster than you”.“
http://www.redkalinka.com/Russian-Blog/78/_The-day-Pepsi-became-a-great-military-power/
thank you for this information, I needed to know this and so did all of my followers
the type of people the world gives you –
light:
- glows when they talk, dewy eyes, radiates with a blessing from the sun, calm in the air and goodness in their hearts
ocean:
- bodies full of stories, a will that ebbs and flows, lazy smiles, no real devotion to anything but existence itself, wordless lullabies
earth:
- minds like caverns, hands like stone, to hold or to hurt, heavy irises, earthquake tempers, stubborn desire for constant reconstruction
poison:
- an inexplicable sense of sharpness, hot tears, decaying cores, irreversible tornadoes and infectious whispers
Fun statistical fact: Cows are about 300 times more likely to kill you than coyotes.
Minor sidenote to statistical fact: If it was common for people to keep several hundred coyotes on their property and routinely chase them into a corral and handle them, this statistic would be different.
#thats why presentation of data matters #to prevent misinformation
shapeshifting is the best super power because you can have any haircut any time you want, you can turn into a hotter version of yourself, you can turn into a dragon, you can turn into a robot, you can turn into a shambling mound of abstract shapes and sulk outside your estranged father’s house at night while chanting ominously about his sins,
This took a weird turn, but I’m still on board
Maybe he’s running from the truth
“They are a strange species”
“I have many questions”
Symbols on Tombstones (M – W)
Menorah – The emblem of Judaism
Morning Glory – Beginning of Life
Oak, Oak Leaves or Acorns – Power, authority and victory, maturity, ripe old age
Open Book/Bible – Deceased teacher, minister, etc
Palm Branch – Signifies victory and rejoicing
Palm Leaves – Happiness
Pick – Death
Poppy – Death, sleep
Portals – Passageway to eternal journey
Rake and Spade -An emblem that represents a gardner
Rings – If they are together, it is a promise of lifelong fidelity If they are broken, it means that the family has been broken up after the persons death
Rod or Staff – Comfort to the bereaved
Rose(s) – Many different types of stone roses twine the tombs of UK cemeteries, each rose with its own hidden message. If it is fully bloomed, the person died the prime of life, Brevity of earthly existence. Here are just a few and their meanings.
Burgundy Rose: Simplicity and beauty
China Rose: Grace or beauty ever fresh
Dog Rose: Pleasure and pain
Moss Rose: Melancholy
Musk Rose: The capriciousness of life
Provence Rose: All-consuming life
White Rose: Virginity. Full of buds – Secrecy
Wreath of Roses: Beauty and virtue rewarded
Yellow Rose: Infidelity
Rosemary – Remembrance
Sheaf of Wheat – Ripe for harvest, divine harvest, time
Shells – Pilgrimage of life
Stars & Stripes Around Eagle – Eternal vigilance, liberty
Thistle – Remembrance; a person of Scottish decent
Tombs – Mortality
Torch Inverted – Life extinct
Tree – Trees symbolize life, and include a sprouting tree (for life everlasting), a tree trunk (for the brevity of life), and a Weeping Willow tree (perpetual mourning, grief and loss)
Tree Stump with Ivy – Head of Family; Immortality
Trumpeters – Heralds of the Resurrection
Urn – Immortality; If there is a flame in the urn, it represents undying remembrance If it is decorated with a wreath, is symbolizes mourning
Urn with Wreath or Crepe – Mourning
Urn with Blaze – Undying Friendship
Wedge and Level – An emblem that represents a Mason
Weeping Willow – Emblem of Sorrow
Wheat – A good afterlife
Willows – Earthly sorrow
Winged Effigies – Flight of the Soul
Wreath – Victory
RandomFandom 