The average Nerdfighter spends five times less time watching TV than the average American.
I wasn’t sure how to answer this question. I still count it as watching tv if it’s hulu, since it’s regular broadcast/cable media, just through the internet instead. Youtube though, doesn’t count as tv since it’s internet only.
No one will be alive by the last book. In fact, they all die in the fifth. The sixth book will be just a thousand-page description of snow blowing across the graves.
Well then. So much for #spoilers.
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Hitting the nail directly on the head of what bothers me about nerimon’s channel lately.
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This is by far the most common question I get about faith and sexuality. It’s a huge, complicated question, but people always want a short, simple answer.
You want short? Okay, here goes.
Question:
Doesn’t the Bible say it’s a sin to be gay?
Short Answer:
No.
…
Justin is starting an important Q&A series here.
laughing cow cheese huh?
I BET THAT COW WASNT LAUGHING WHEN YOU SLAUGHTERED IT HUHyou don’t kill a cow
to make cheese
but you do kill a calf to make rennet
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Super Smash Bros. — Wii Fit Trainer Joins the Battle! (Nintendo 3DS/Wii U) (by SmashbrosCh)
i cant EVEN BELIEVE THIS
oh my god
Nintendo confirmed for 100% not giving a fuck anymore
George R. R. Martin reveals secrets from Game of Thrones season 4 (x)
This is a thing I didn’t know I wanted until now.
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“In books we never find anything but ourselves. Strangely enough, that always gives us great pleasure, and we say the author is a genius.” ―Thomas Mann
Discovering how true this is…
It’d be worth learning to crochet just to have these.
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Above: a medieval manuscript mended with embroidery. Photos via the Uppsala University Library. Here is some information about the manuscript from their page:
The pages of the book are made of parchment and they show typical damage in the form of holes and tears that happened while the parchment was being made. Some time after the book was copied, the holes and tears have been mended artistically with silk of various colours, mainly in blanket stitch as used in embroidery.
The old mending is in good shape except for those parts which were sewn with black silk. The thread is so fragile that it disintegrates on touch.
Read more here.
Fixing pages with embroidery? What? That’s a thing?
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