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so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god

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so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god

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Bruh when they were announcing Sweden's televotes the dude just kept repeating OH BTW HE NEEDED 250 POINTS like so many times- Yes we've heard you my guy we just wanna know so we can finally go to sleep thx

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Sweden, sweetie, I'm so sorry they did that to you.

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Italy’s entry being screwed over yet again

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me trying to cope

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ITS MY BOI SERGEY

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Omfg yasssss GOLDEN BOY

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Robespierre: You know what, King Louis XVI, that was out of order. You’re in timeout. Get on top of the fridge.

Louis XVI: *climbing on top of the fridge* THIS REVOLUTION IS A FUCKING NIGHTMARE!!!!

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so i’ve been reading the brick and that is all the context you need for this post

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Ensign Baker’s face during this entire scene breaks my heart. He’s so happy for this boy he barely knows and he has to be thinking about how much Abigail loves and misses Cicero. And then remembering his own terrible childhood and his longing for family and love.

And then fucking cabbage boy kills him. Fuck my feelings.

Turn: Washington’s Spies - Ensign Baker by episode - S1E07 Mercy Moment Murder Measure

More Turn Screencaps

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Oliver Herford in the Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pennsylvania, September 29, 1917

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Seeing hot people in period dress at the reenactment like

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Enrôlements volontaires du 22 Juillet 1792 by Auguste Vinchon. 

Musée de la Révolution française de Vizille, France.

C'est sur la place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville, où les enrôlements se font en plus grand nombre, que Vinchon nous transporte. En avant de l'amphithéâtre, le général Dumouriez encourage les citoyens dans cet élan national et, près de lui, Pétion, maire de Paris, promet aux mères éplorées que la ville subviendra aux besoins des enfants en l'absence des pères. A la tête de cette jeunesse qui part si ardente, on distingue le jeune Gouvion-Saint-Cyr, alors officier, et qui fut nommé général deux ans plus tard.