windowsvriska:

micahstaco:

adognamedmercutio:

cherribombstuck:

windowsvriska:

WOULD YOU LIKE TO INSTALL WINDOWSVRISKA ON UR HARD DRIVE


Windowsvriska has encountered an unexpected problem

is this why it’s called the blue screen of death

gat damn

aileran:

I want to call attention to a particular statement of Roxy’s

“dying is a hell of a way to sober up quick” 

Now who else in the comic seemed to have sobered up quite abruptly?

spookychan:

I like it, I like it…

spookychan:

I like it, I like it…

Teacher: Now, some of you might have trouble with this book because it has a non-linear storyline
Me: I got this I watch Doctor Who
homestuck reader: hahahahahahahahahahaha
thetenderthings:

crowcockatiel:

Quite possibly the best socks ever made

Omfg
I’m not sure how it could be much clearer that the road Caliborn is looking for is the same road Lord English once traveled.

lildurandal:

Kidcrimefighter has ably addressed the latest incarnation of the “Calliope is Lord English” argument, and thank god, because if I’d felt obligated to make an attempt of my own at six o’clock in the morning I doubt any of us would have been very satisfied with the result.  I’d just like to make an observation, on the off chance that any of my followers has read the second-person narration we’ve been given from each cherub’s perspective and yet still believes a) that Calliope is ‘evil’, and, simultaneously, b) that Caliborn is ‘good’.

Calliope is afraid she is a monster.  Caliborn can’t wait to become one.

right then …

oohmrleo:

*reblogs this a million times*

oohmrleo:

*reblogs this a million times*

thedailywhat:

This is What Happens When Sand Gets Struck by Lightning:
Fulgurites are natural hollow glass tubes formed in quartzose sand, silica, or soil by lightning strikes (at 3,270 °F), which instantaneously melts silica on a conductive surface and fuses grains together over a period of around one second. Photographed by Ken Smith.

thedailywhat:

This is What Happens When Sand Gets Struck by Lightning:

Fulgurites are natural hollow glass tubes formed in quartzose sand, silica, or soil by lightning strikes (at 3,270 °F), which instantaneously melts silica on a conductive surface and fuses grains together over a period of around one second. Photographed by Ken Smith.

Reblog if ever you did this when you were little.

midnightstarnalkina:

you will start the process like this

and then end up like this

Wheeeee!

I did this on my stomach in preschool. fun fact: this is how I learned that getting stitches is a thing.