[manywinged]

me trying to tell my british friends i have depression: lads, this madman’s feeling a little sadman

[npr]

npr.org

Joachim Roenneberg, Who Sabotaged Nazis' Nuclear Hopes, Dies At 99

Roenneberg was just 23 when his team of resistance fighters parachuted into a mountain range in Norway. They skied to a plant making heavy water and blew Hitler's atomic plans off-schedule.

[thefederalistfreestyle]

their shot

[twerklina]

[aintthatakick]

- Oh, you swine.
- That is a very coarse expression coming from so smartly dressed a young woman. I’m referring to that handsome coat.

Bette Davis and Claude Rains in Deception (1946)

[diamndogs]

bring out the t posing hobbits

[genuinehuman]

Harajuku Part 2. Inspired by @tokyo-fashion. Track it down on my Instagram to see everyone featured.

[wayfaringmd]

Correcting Misconceptions

• A fever does not mean your illness is bacterial. It just means your body is fighting the illness.
• The color of your snot is not an indicator of bacterial or viral illness.
• Coughing up mucus does not necessarily mean your cold is “in your chest.” It may still be coming from your throat or sinuses.
• Antibiotic and steroid shots are rarely better than their oral counterparts. The fact that you think they work faster is placebo effect.
• You do not get the flu from your flu shot any more than you can start laying eggs after eating chicken nuggets.
• A temperature of 99.9 is not a fever. And furthermore, when did the back of mom’s hand start reading exact temperature values?How can you know the temp was 102.5 if you don’t have a thermometer?
• Toddlers are sick almost as often as they are well. They catch almost every new virus they encounter. Your kid’s one ear infection and constant runny nose does not mean they have a terrible immune deficiency. It more likely means they’re just new and haven’t met all the viruses around them yet.

[misforgotten2]

The doll is just waiting for its chance to escape.

Good Housekeeping   January 1947

[misforgotten2]

She made her best cookies during her frequent fugue states. Unfortunately she never remembered how she did it.

Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book   c.1955