The Illustrated Nerd Girl

thegoddamazon:

digatisdi:

kawaiilesbianfriend:

zackmpreg:

discowing:

datass-assin:

hooliginas:

seafiish:

beesmygod:

grumpyguns:

deadlyinflection:

sociablesociopath:

This is what an abortion looks like at 10 weeks. They removed the baby with rusty knives and just left it to die. Pro-“choice” people don’t care that this baby could have saved the world. Who knows what it might have become? A doctor? A lawyer? We’ll never know, because it never had the chance.

What, no. This is clearly a person dying during an MRI scan. The body releases endorphins, causing them to go through a range of emotions. Tragically Beautiful. 

i thought it was mechanically separated chicken

I can’t believe this has this many notes. Sometimes, I think I should be surprised by how fucking dumb and gullible people can be. You’ve got to be fucking kidding me. It’s goddamn Andy Samberg, you morons.

New Yorker: No, but I could give you directions to an actual Italian restaurant.

Wait, the source of this post is wrong. The real one is obviously staff.tumblr.com.

And if you don’t reblog this you’re a terrible person.

This picture is actually not what you think, look real close.

This man is actually Cory.

If you look in the background (i know it’s hard to notice) you can see he’s obviously in the house.

A very common error.

http://weheartit.com/

This is a picture of the first recorded case of Alexandria’s genesis, depicted here a woman named Alexandria Augustine from 1329 London. Her parents, upon realizing her most distinct feature, the purple eyes, decide that she must be possessed and take her to a priest, to have her exorcised. Luckily, the priest had heard of the mutation before and told the parents that nothing was wrong with their daughter.

Alexandria’s Genesis is a genetic mutation that unlike so many others produces a very good effect for the human being involved. The characteristics of those born with the mutation make them the perfect human beings, with little or no biological disturbances.

Reblog if you care about sick people.