hey hey hey! your standard 18 year old IB student here, with a curious fascination with mr love machine up there^^ and acute procrastination issues. welcome to my land of historical funnies! i also throw in the occasional funfact and historical rant here and there hehe so enjoy your stay :3
Tuesday Jun 6 @ 10:17pmman of steel aka stalin
did they send me daughters
when i asked for sons
AHAAAHAHHAHHAHA
Tuesday Jun 6 @ 09:58pmTuesday Jun 6 @ 09:50pmhistory class in france:
- and here we fucked up
- oh and we fucked up that
- whoops, fucked that up too but we still got this
- oops, we’ll get them next time
- yeah and that one. that one was bad
- hey guys when’s the next world powers meeting?
- guys?
- we’re still here
- guys?
Wednesday Jun 6 @ 11:01amNOTHING AT ALL HAPPENED IN TIANANMEN SQUARE.
(post submitted by the People’s Republic Of China)
Monday May 5 @ 04:31pmThe best part of revising the pre-WWI alliance system is when you notice that someone has labelled a picture in your textbook as ‘Queen Bee-smarck’
Thursday May 5 @ 01:58pmI was doing research on Napoleon when I found it again
My favorite picture of him
“Try to beat me THIS time, Russia!!!”
I just laughed out loud at this for 5 minutes
Tuesday May 5 @ 12:31pmIf Lincoln were a rapper, his name would be One Cent
Monday May 5 @ 06:31pmsometimes i feel sad then i remember issac newtons hair
he may have discovered gravity but that luxurious flowing mane sure hasnt damn son
![recent Burmese history is both bloody and fascinating - but definitely the most remarkable part of its history is Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi. Luc Besson’s ‘The Lady’ follows her insane transformation from housewife to steely beacon of hope for Burmese democracy: watch it on youtube here [x]
it’s a beautiful movie and could not better portray the unbending STRENGTH of this woman
enjoy](http://25.media.tumblr.com/2182c8eb70a088784405ab7fce367ce0/tumblr_mn10u6tSHD1sp3pzeo1_400.jpg)
recent Burmese history is both bloody and fascinating - but definitely the most remarkable part of its history is Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi. Luc Besson’s ‘The Lady’ follows her insane transformation from housewife to steely beacon of hope for Burmese democracy: watch it on youtube here [x]
it’s a beautiful movie and could not better portray the unbending STRENGTH of this woman
enjoy
Sunday May 5 @ 06:18pmSunday May 5 @ 01:42amWhat do Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley and Kennedy have in common?Their presidencies ended with a bang.
