one-blaze-of–glory:

the crushing weight of one manageable task

hexogenrdx:

cybervoidd:

its-where-the-wild-things-are:

questcequecestqueca:

Roger Viollet

enchantedbook:

‘A Clutch of Vampires’ by Edward Gorey, 1974

stone-cold-groove:

A phone that has push buttons instead of a dial for calling.

text-mode:

A drawing by the pioneering computer artist Masao Komura, from 1968. It’s called Optical Effect of Inequality. (via betonbabe) ) —___))))

frettedzetaplushball:

depsidase:

don’t look now. the 1980s was a lawless time for generic packaging.

annadelveys:

incognitopolls:

Vote based on what was standard practice at your school, not whether you personally said the pledge of allegiance or not.

If you went to PUBLIC school in the US, did students have to recite the Pledge of Allegiance every day? How recently were you in public school?

Yes, we recited it daily; within the last 10 years

It used to be daily, but the policy changed while I was there; within 10yrs

No, we did not recite it daily; within the last 10 years

Yes, we recited it daily; I was in school 11–20 years ago

No, we did not recite it daily; I was in school 11–20 years ago

Yes, we recited it daily; I was in school 21+ years ago

No, we did not recite it daily; I was in school 21+ years ago

I don’t remember/other

I was never in public school (private school/homeschool/etc)

Not from the US, show results

We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.

i hope that all the americans reblogging this know how fucking insane it is. like doing this is straight up insane.