More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
Pillows if you got made into shoes I would want them but I wouldn't wear them because I would want to cherish them instead. And then when I die I will be made into a lovely pair of socks to be worn inside those shoes. :3
Pillows if you got made into shoes I would want them but I wouldn't wear them because I would want to cherish them instead. And then when I die I will be made into a lovely pair of socks to be worn inside those shoes. :3
yes. we will be socks and shoes, shoes and socks, from everlasting to everlasting.
Pillows if you got made into shoes I would want them but I wouldn't wear them because I would want to cherish them instead. And then when I die I will be made into a lovely pair of socks to be worn inside those shoes. :3
yes. we will be socks and shoes, shoes and socks, from everlasting to everlasting.
So, Capet devolves into Bourbon devolves into Orleans devolves into Orleans-Braganza. One of the Orleans-Braganza daughters married someone named Jan Hessel De Jong.
Jan Hessel de Jong is one of the best names; along with Crusher Dan, Johan Tetzel, and Ezekiel Qutait.
As a Mormon, such Genealogy fascinates me. The university library has extensive genealogical records. Apparently Hugh Capet's brother was an ancestor of the Hapsburgs.
Hugh Capet's dad was so awesome they just called him Hugh the great.
He's go around asking them, "Who the great?"
And they'd say, "Hugh the great"!.
Hugh Capet had to be content with not being called Hugh the Great because his dad had already gotten that awesome title. There is only room for one Hugh the great.
Hugh the Great's father was named Robert, posthumous son of Robert of the Robertian family.
Rutpert of Hesbaye married Williswinda of Worms in 732, and their descendants are still around today.
The Capetians, Charles Martel and the Carolingians, the Hapsburg and Valois, the Bourbons and Orleans and Orleans-Braganza.
Juan Carlos I of spain is still alive today, and he is a direct descendant of Rutpert of Hesbaye and Williswinda of Worms. In a line that goes from 732 to 2013.
Okay, I know that this makes me an absolutely terrible person, but I love the idea of the legitimist movement.
The thought occurred to me earlier that society has a very narrow view of self-harm. That is, it's pretty much limited to cutting, which is generally seen as something that teens do when they're acting out.
We should expand that definition to all repeated, compulsive behaviors that result in injury. Over-exercising. Tobacco smoking. Reading books that you hate. Dating people who will probably hurt you and not be sorry. Washing your hands so often that they bleed. Masturbating so often that it causes chafing.
Make it something similar to OCD, or list it as a possible symptom. Emphasize the importance of breaking harmful habits. Send armies against it. Take all the money being used to prevent gay people from marrying and put it to helping people break bad habits. Start a petition. Start twenty. Cancel eighteen of them and send the signers over to the other two. Make an identity for these poor souls, have Tumblr feast on the entrails of anyone who does them wrong. Create a pill to help with the issue, and then another pill when the first one gets shut down by the FDA. Have people smuggle in the first pill from second-world countries. Have them riot in the streets to make them legal. Have them riot for any reason, any reason at all. Let that become self-harm. Write a letter to your representative while the city goes down in flames. Die. Die screaming.
So, I found this and I'm still pretty sure that this is the best opening post that I've ever made.
The thought occurred to me earlier that society has a very narrow view of self-harm. That is, it's pretty much limited to cutting, which is generally seen as something that teens do when they're acting out.
We should expand that definition to all repeated, compulsive behaviors that result in injury. Over-exercising. Tobacco smoking. Reading books that you hate. Dating people who will probably hurt you and not be sorry. Washing your hands so often that they bleed. Masturbating so often that it causes chafing.
Make it something similar to OCD, or list it as a possible symptom. Emphasize the importance of breaking harmful habits. Send armies against it. Take all the money being used to prevent gay people from marrying and put it to helping people break bad habits. Start a petition. Start twenty. Cancel eighteen of them and send the signers over to the other two. Make an identity for these poor souls, have Tumblr feast on the entrails of anyone who does them wrong. Create a pill to help with the issue, and then another pill when the first one gets shut down by the FDA. Have people smuggle in the first pill from second-world countries. Have them riot in the streets to make them legal. Have them riot for any reason, any reason at all. Let that become self-harm. Write a letter to your representative while the city goes down in flames. Die. Die screaming.
So, I found this and I'm still pretty sure that this is the best opening post that I've ever made.
It's quite frightening more because it seems to indicate that you are deeply upset than anything.
I imagine this guy, Charles X of France, to be the opposite of Charles III of Spain; because white armor, black armor. I imagine them having some sort of link/shadow-link relationship.
The thought occurred to me earlier that society has a very narrow view of self-harm. That is, it's pretty much limited to cutting, which is generally seen as something that teens do when they're acting out.
We should expand that definition to all repeated, compulsive behaviors that result in injury. Over-exercising. Tobacco smoking. Reading books that you hate. Dating people who will probably hurt you and not be sorry. Washing your hands so often that they bleed. Masturbating so often that it causes chafing.
Make it something similar to OCD, or list it as a possible symptom. Emphasize the importance of breaking harmful habits. Send armies against it. Take all the money being used to prevent gay people from marrying and put it to helping people break bad habits. Start a petition. Start twenty. Cancel eighteen of them and send the signers over to the other two. Make an identity for these poor souls, have Tumblr feast on the entrails of anyone who does them wrong. Create a pill to help with the issue, and then another pill when the first one gets shut down by the FDA. Have people smuggle in the first pill from second-world countries. Have them riot in the streets to make them legal. Have them riot for any reason, any reason at all. Let that become self-harm. Write a letter to your representative while the city goes down in flames. Die. Die screaming.
So, I found this and I'm still pretty sure that this is the best opening post that I've ever made.
It's quite frightening more because it seems to indicate that you are deeply upset than anything.
This was supposed to be frightening? I thought it was rather amusing... >_>
I always feel weird about posting pictures of people; because then I get the urge to post a picture of a bunch of people like this one:
Spoiler:
And then asking what the painting's heaper equivalent would be (which heaper is which figure in the painting).
But then we get into the whole skin color thing, and I don't want to only show people of the lighter range of human skin color; but there aren't that many ethnically diverse group paintings in the style of Goya; or from that time. I don't mean to only show "white" people, but I like to post pictures of silly-looking Kings in silly-looking outfits drawn hundreds of years ago; and I'm sorry, but that specific type of picture is not something that reflects the full diversity of human skin tone.
I swear I'm not racist, it's just that I don't see very many paintings of Amerindian-looking Kings of France in silly outfits.
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Also, you guys like to talk about politics sometimes; but Pedicles never.
I am the first person to mention the word "pedicles".
Previous mentions of "pedicles" on the heapers hangout: 0
Previous mentions of "Gabriel Duquette": More than 0.
ARE WE GOING TO LET THAT GUY WIN?
It made Odradek go slightly deranged on some subjects (see: math nerds); but Odra was rescued soon enough to still function as a thinking individual.
I clicked on this by accident and am now listening to it.
Jan Hessel de Jong is one of the best names; along with Crusher Dan, Johan Tetzel, and Ezekiel Qutait.
As a Mormon, such Genealogy fascinates me. The university library has extensive genealogical records. Apparently Hugh Capet's brother was an ancestor of the Hapsburgs.
He's go around asking them, "Who the great?"
And they'd say, "Hugh the great"!.
Hugh Capet had to be content with not being called Hugh the Great because his dad had already gotten that awesome title. There is only room for one Hugh the great.
Hugh the Great's father was named Robert, posthumous son of Robert of the Robertian family.
Rutpert of Hesbaye married Williswinda of Worms in 732, and their descendants are still around today.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
And tell me when you feel this way.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
THE REMATCH MADE IN HELL
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Who grows up to be this guy here:
And then asking what the painting's heaper equivalent would be (which heaper is which figure in the painting).
But then we get into the whole skin color thing, and I don't want to only show people of the lighter range of human skin color; but there aren't that many ethnically diverse group paintings in the style of Goya; or from that time. I don't mean to only show "white" people, but I like to post pictures of silly-looking Kings in silly-looking outfits drawn hundreds of years ago; and I'm sorry, but that specific type of picture is not something that reflects the full diversity of human skin tone.
I swear I'm not racist, it's just that I don't see very many paintings of Amerindian-looking Kings of France in silly outfits.
Please don't kick me, I swear I'm not racist.
Congratulations! Boy Prince has evolved into Alan Rickman!