free-parking:

An anonymous author’s novel written on the walls of an abandoned house in Chongqing, China

historyisinteresting:

Creating the opening sequence to “Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back”.

roguesquirrel:

kodamahugs:

debrides:

mawiles:

thebigfist:

judgesdeepyl:

nc17mpregfanfic:

andlatitude:

twirlingwarblers:

penguinbowties:

drawingismydrug:

silverknights:

xsadiax:

scipsy:

Not so good, but since the most common vocabulary size for non-native English spearkes is from 2,500–9,000 words, at least I’m in the average.

Test Your Vocabulary: how many words do you know?

I’m an idiot :< This is too low :( 

20,700 for me. I guess that’s good?

Unsure how good that is. :/

i only ever use like twelve words jesus

as a non-native speaker i’m pretty okay i guess!!

honestly surprised, very pleased UuU

eh

my dick is huge atm

This is substantially higher than I expected

This is actually a surprise to me (one I’m kinda proud of)

operatorsgonnaoperate:

Curtsey of Life Magazine

the-iridescence:

This beautiful work is composed of more than 2,500 letters and characters from different languages from around the world. The colorful writing is illuminated from behind, and walking into this room is a bit like walking into an abstracted conversation in which you’re hearing bits and pieces of the entire planetary population talking at once.  This piece, by Noriko Shiozawa (塩澤徳子), is called “Koto-no-ha” (こと‐の‐は), which is an older Japanese word for “language.”  Shiozawa-san was kind enough to give her permission to allow the photograph above to be used as the cover for the UNESCO Jakarta Annual Report 2008.

WANT. TO. GO!

(via xnocturnalkittenx)