chaneajoyyy:

k-michaelis:

theartofsupafly:

BLACK IN COLOR

@chaneajoyyy Figured you might like these?

Oh yes I do! Will be adding to my list!

(via legitbro)

demichii:

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(via a--mess--it--grows)

tiredproblemchild:

edweeirdo:

queenrinacat:

brainstatic:

Everyone’s like “those Germans have a word for everything” but English has a word for tricking someone into watching the music video for Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up.

English has a lot more words created for very specific phenomena! It’s not just rick-rolling. Language is always evolving and it’s super interesting! Here’s a list of hyper-specific/untranslatable words in English.

Some of these are fucking wild.

I deadass forgot some of these existed

(via dickdjames)

13ths:

“Trust the overthinker who tells you they love you. They have, most assuredly, thought of every reason not to.”

— L.K. Pilgrim (via metrosouthern)