The traditional study of world history tells us that history is made primarily by people wearing funny hats. In today’s episode of Crash Course, I argue that history is actually made by people like us.
Thanks for watching and sharing Crash Course. I hate encouraging people to share stuff they like—I mean, obviously if you like something you will share it—but…yeah. If you like Crash Course, and you want it to continue to be a thing, sharing is the most efficient way to make that happen.
try looking at this with a straight face. just try.
(Source: the-fault-in-our-wifi, via edwardspoonhands)
Dear nation: Do you need sweeping? If so, my new book is available and ready for the job.
The first episode of Crash Course: World History is about the Agricultural Revolution (and double cheeseburgers). I hope you like it and share it with your friends and/or teachers and/or students. I AM VERY NERVOUS AND EXCITED.
pedohazard:anothersliceofcheesecake:
a result of my wild wednesday night on rollercoaster tycoon video’d for your viewing and entertaining pleasure!!!!! only about a minute and half long but worth it for the big finale which is very emotional. ENJOY. XXXXX
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What if the Statue of Liberty is a giant weeping angel?
And no one has noticed because tourists are constantly looking at it.
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I somehow managed to get myself into an early waking up schedule. HOW DID THAT HAPPEN? Getting up at 8:30-9 voluntarily is weird. Oh well, I wonder how long this will last.
English class today, ew. My teacher is sorta cool, but :|
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
