When old soy sauce crystallises
greek mythology: the olymipian council
the twelve olympians, also known as the dodekatheon, were the principal deities of the Greek pantheon, said to reside atop mount olympus. the olympians gained their supremacy in a war of gods in which zeus led his siblings to victory over the titans.
Each fall, millions of North American monarch butterflies migrate to California and Mexico for winter. They make a massive journey (up to 4,830 kilometers/3,000 miles) and use the sun to ensure that they stay on course. On cloudy days they use Earth’s magnetic field as a kind of backup navigational system. (read more here)
MICROSOFT WORD HAS A FUCKING “INSERT CITATION” BUTTON WHY THE FUCK DID NO ONE EVER TELL ME THIS IS SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION FUCK THE SCHOOL SYSTEM THIS IS MICROSOFT WORD 2007 I SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE AWARE OF THIS IN HIGHSCHOOL WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK I HATE EVERYTHING
fun facts!
leonardo da vinci was a year younger than christopher columbus.
stalin, freud, tito, trotsky and hitler walk into a bar……no really, it’s possible since they all lived in vienna in 1913.
aristotle tutored alexander the great.
abraham lincoln was twelve when napoleon bonaparte died.
an unusually well-traveled person in 5th century BC could have conceivably met confucius, lao tze, the buddha and socrates over the course of a seventy year life.
pharaohs and mammoths existed at the same time.
pocahontas and william shakespeare died in the same country less than a year apart from each other.
coca-cola is only thirty-one years younger than italy.
oxford university is older than the aztec empire.
Not enough people talk about the fact that Leonardo da Vinci was gay. Like, he’s literally the father of modern technology and one of the smartest human beings to ever live and I never ever learned in school that he was gay.
If all the LGBT people are as “DOOMED” as the bible thumpers think we are, hell, at least we’re in good company.
COSMIC
[adjective]
1. of or pertaining to the cosmos.
2. characteristic of the cosmos or its phenomena.
3. immeasurably extended in time and space; vast.
4. forming a part of the material universe, especially outside of the earth.
Etymology: Greek kosmikós - worldly, universal, equivalent to kósm(os) - world, arrangement.
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