#can you imagine if atheists said that after everything they said #”I’d like a burger and fries please. Also there is no God.” #”Happy birthday Mom. Also there is no God.” #”The Avengers was a fucking great movie I want to see it again! Also there is no God.” #”That was the best sex I’ve ever had in my life. But there is still no God.”
lmaooooooooooooooooo WE DO THIS
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Source: teenymeanieThis is me every time I have to have self-control, whether it be food, buying clothes, shoes, toys, books. No self-control…
This is Tom Hiddleston. Beautiful, attractive, healthy, perfect man… right?
Wrong.
Tom Hiddleston has a problem.
In 2011, a movie was released in which Tom played the character Loki. Loki is a Norse god of mischief, and the main antagonist in Thor and the recently released film, The Avengers. He does an absolutely fantastic job in both movies, but there’s just one problem.
Tom has been unable to get out of character ever since.
Please reblog to bring awareness to this man. We may not be able to save him, but we can at least show him our support.
THIS WILL NOT MAKE YOUR BLOG UGLY.
In fact, it will make it the complete opposite because holy fuck are you kidding me look at this goddamn guy.
If you don’t reblog this, YOU HAVE NO HEART.
Seriously, this post just breaks my heart. That poor, poor man. C’mon guys. Let’s all reblog this. For Hiddles. God bless him.
Hiddles has a Loki complex.
You can’t have him. He’s mine. Stop reblogging now.
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Arlington National Cemetery will see a great number of people visit to pay their respects to service members killed in wartime today. But how much do you know about the history of the cemetery? In 148 years, Arlington has seen its share of scandals, including how it came to be where it is.
Arlington isn’t actually located in Washington, DC, but just outside it, in Virginia. That’s because the land was seized from Robert E. Lee’s plantation in 1864. There were other options for the location of a National Cemetery, but the government specifically wanted to bury Union soldiers on Lee’s land as an insult to the Confederate general. Brig. Gen. Montgomery C. Meigs wanted to make sure the place was uninhabitable if the Lees ever tried to return. He ordered the graves placed as close to the mansion as possible.
After the war, the Lees owed about $1,400 in today’s money in taxes on the estate. Mrs. Lee sent someone to pay the tax, but the government refused to accept it. Instead they took half the land in a public auction and ordered the establishment of a National Cemetery.
But then Lee’s grandson sued to get the property back. Read the rest of that story and others at mental_floss.
-Neatorama
