xtori34:

Looking up Scottish mythological creatures and

Wulver: a werewolf in Shetland, that is said to have had the body of a man with a wolf’s head. It was reported to have left fish on the windowsills of poor families.

That is the nicest Werewolf legend I’ve ever heard of.

(Source: gods-of-erebus)

Wattah wet day.

More nonsense from my Humanities class discussion boards…

Keep reading

Oh, dear if they’re in Forever 21, abandon all hope.  She’s going to be in there forever.

(Source: unamusedsloth)

“In 100 years we have gone from teaching Latin and Greek
in high school to teaching Remedial English in college.”

roccondil:

abandonedmarionette:

officialmegane:

Unnecessary love triangles

did you mean the entire teen fiction section

OH LOOK!

TEEN FICTION!

WITHOUT

ANY OR UNNECESSARY 

LOVE TRIANGLES

IN THEM.

I DIDN’T KNOW THERE WERE SO MANY!

Stop hating on and generalizing teen fiction. They are great sources of reading material if you just take your time and choose wisely.

Can I have teen fiction WITHOUT any romance, period? (Or very little… but is not focused on as a plot point)

That would excellent.

I’m super picky about my romances, I generally find most fictional ones to be uncomfortable or problematic.  Looking for a good YA without it is difficult, not impossible, but certainly difficult.  ESPECIALLY if it’s female lead.  I actually actively avoid most female-lead YA novels for this very reason.  Sad but true…

Any suggestions?

(As a side note, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time was a good book without pivotal romance, but I don’t think it strictly counts as YA.  Also, Le Guin’s Earthsea novels dodge the romance trap.  LOVE those books.)

(Source: ananbeth)

Berlin Wall, American History Museum

Leopoldo Nobili, 1820’s-1830’s
Meters

Grenet Cell, 1840