Alchemist Extrodinaire

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[silverhawk]

i had a dream last night that mothman was getting sued by the state of west virginia for accidentally breaking light posts and he hired me as his lawyer and in court i was like “now my client is a giant moth so you cant blame him for loving lights” and halfway through my speech i turned to address mothman and saw he was bumping into the courtroom lights and they broke and caused a power outage

[silverhawk]

i was watching a moth fly around my room and decided to turn on my tv and the first thing that came on screen was a court room scene of a law and order episode and i got fucking whiplash 

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[angel-baez]

please give unikitty a chance

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

Hey, this post may contain adult content, so we’ve hidden it from public view.

Learn more.

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[centralperksource]

Joey’s 30th birthday.

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[shoother]

“El is one of us now.“ - “Um, no, she’s not. Not even close! Never will be.“

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[shoother]

“I just.. I don’t feel good. I woke up and my head, it really hurt bad, and my throat was all scratchy, and I wanted to tell you but the last time I told you I was sick, you made me go to school anyway and –”

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[girlfig]

It would be so nice to be in an apartment right now with really big open windows and lots of bright light pouring in and and long curtains and the smell of rain floating through it

[madamebomb]

The Millennial generation is so broke we’re romanticizing decent housing.

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]

[ithelpstodream]

Delivering the inaugural lecture at the three-day Sam Moyo Memorial Conference on “Land and Labour Questions in the Global South”, Utsa Patnaik said that the estimated drain from India to Britain over the period from 1765 to 1938 was a whopping 9.184 trillion pounds, several times the size of the UK’s GDP today.

Patnaik, who is Professor Emerita at the Centre for Economic Studies and Planning (CESP), JNU, said that the policies followed by Britain during its colonial rule in India were so disastrous that per capita food grains availability in India declined drastically from 197.3 kg per year in 1909-14 to 136.8 kg per year in 1946.

https://newsclick.in/britain-would-collapse-if-it-tried-pay-back-money-it-drained-india

[tariqah]

Btw, Utsa is absolutely brilliant and if you’re Indian or you’re interested in the implications of the demonitisation of currency in India in the past year, you need to look up her lectures about that on YouTube

[Alchemist Extrodinaire]