whatever so it’s cliche mumford and sons i like it
Conversations in Latin
- Alyosha: This email is going to a man and a woman. Should I address it as "Dear Sir and Madam?"
- Me: Just say "Dear Sir"
RICK SPRINGFIELD IS PLAYING AT THE FAIR AGHHHHHHH
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You know, I don’t generally find any characters on television to be like me
except for George Costanza.
We are like the same person or something.
one of the things i like about latin is how there’s a big nerdy sort of community and how there are conventions and competitions and stuff
like it’s not just a language class
Yes
Flume - Bon Iver
5 grad partay invites
Let’s keep this up, people
i feel loved
High School (as described by spongebob)
Freshman Year:
Sophomore Year:
Junior Year:
Senior Year:
“Personally, I’ve seen enough of people who die for an idea. I don’t believe in heroism; I know it’s easy and I’ve learned it can be murderous. What interests me is living and dying for what one loves.”
Albert Camus, The Plague
For the next few days you will be enjoying a barrage of quotation from “The Plague”
I like to call it Spamus
(Source: euromeangirls)
“At the beginning of a pestilence and when it ends, there’s always a propensity for rhetoric. In the first case, habits have not yet been lost; in the second, they’re returning. It is in the thick of a calamity that one gets hardened to the truth—in other words, to silence.”
Albert Camus, The Plague
“The great longing of an unquiet heart is to possess constantly and consciously the loved one, or, failing that, to be able to plunge the loved one, when a time of absence intervenes into a dreamless sleep timed to last unbroken until the day they meet again.”
Albert Camus, The Plague
are you coming to the toga party?
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