kechpaja:

alder-knight:

kechpaja:

my naim is /t/
and au français
wen i comme last
i goe awaye

but if a vowwel
shuld comme along
i staye behynde:
i liaison

ಠ_ಠ
mais pourquoi

mye naym is ___
im lingwist heer
hoo rites thees pomes
for peeples eers

“pourquoi?” yoo ask
and synce i aut
i anser bak:
i sey “wiy not?”

jcatgrl:

taejira:

Forget the Myers-Briggs fucking personality assessment. I am dead tired of hearing if someone is an INFP or an ESLQ or whatever. I want to know if someone is melancholic or choleric. Bring back the four humors. I wanna see “Kaley, 16, phlegmatic” when I go to someone’s blog. Who is with me. Lets make this happen

here’s a test i found. go wild, y’all. (im choleric.)

anaisnein:

butlerbookbinding:

kaiscove:

donnaimmaculata:

zoinomiko:

daily-batty-dose:

spookyloop:

anaisnein:

Today I learned that the university of Coimbra in Portugal has

a great 18th-century library, the Biblioteca Joanina, that maintains a colony of bats to effectively control the population of paper-eating insects called

papirófagos.

These bats are less than an inch long. They roost during the day behind the bookcases and come out at night. There doesn’t seem to be any English word for

papirófago, a cursory search turns up no details about what sort of insect they are, and ngl I am slightly concerned about them as a phenomenon. But I think my overarching point here is clear: 

This library keeps tiny bats that look after the books.

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I’m here for tiny bats saving books.

Aaaahhh!!

What good and noble tiny flitters!!!! ❤

My nayme is Batt
And wen its nite
On sylente wings
I flye to fite

The lybrarie’s

My battlefielde

Papir’fagoes

Haffe to be killed

My foes emerge
From payper nooks
I eate them all

I sayve the books

@butlerbookbinding whelp time to adopt 57742268 of them

Ah, ze children of the night. Vhat beautiful conservationists zey make.

this is the actual best comment on my post