this may actually be the funniest thing i've seen on tik tok LMFAOOO

I think I might go and get my heavy vehicles license. Just so I can drive across the Nullabor listening to audiobooks. I get the feeling that history content is not going to be permitted on the internet without "conditions" for much longer.

I hope Milo Yiannopolis becomes the new leader of the Far-Right in America. Why? Because it would be FUCKING HILARIOUS.

It’s funny really. Nick is 100% correct here, it’s the same conclusion Hitler drew after the failure of the Beer Hall Putsch. What he hasn’t realised yet is that he is part of the Brownshirts/Strasserist faction and not the main party.

The cool thing about being an aspiring military historian, is you actually have to know & be friends with the military & its members. Let me tell you, their reaction to all these MAGA guys like Tectone edgeposting about how the “Demonrats have awakened vengeance”, is HILARIOUS.

You have no idea how existentially terrifying it is for someone like me, a Left Libertarian, to look at the shitshow going down across the Pacific and go: “Maybe Lee Kwan Yew had a point”.

Anyone who says this has NEVER... and I mean NEVER FUCKING EVER... worked a blue collar job in their lives.

If I could make this my banner. I would. Because this sums up my ideology these days quite succinctly.

I think at this point gang, it’s time for me to say the hardest thing I think I will ever have to say. We owe Richard Nixon AND Bill Clinton an apology.

You know what? Im declaring this my sign. And I’m gonna keep fucking tapping it.

Look, I’m not an American, but I am educated enough to know the answer to this one. I hope this helps sir.

This photo feels familiar.

“Nazis… I hate these guys” - Indiana Jones - Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade

Having watched it now. Charlie’s memorial service has definitely changed my view on one very important thing. I DEFINITELY want pyro at my funeral. Shit goes hard.

I remember having to carry the cross during an Easter service many years ago. My friend from Sunday school and I re-enacted the Passion as we carried it together to the alter. What is the damn point of this act of faith if you rob it of the struggle that gives it meaning?