Friendly reminder Julian Bashir did his first surgery on his teddy bear Kukulaka when he was 5 years old.
Friendly reminder that Julian Bashir was not genetically modified until he was 7 years old.
Friendly reminder that Julian Bashir was always trying to help people and probably always wanted to be a doctor.
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do you ever just get up from your computer to walk aimlessly around your house only to sit back down in front of the computer again
I pointlessly open the fridge too.
sometimes i just stand in the middle of the living room and look lost.
Why am I in the bathroom
*whispers* we’re all sims
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thank you tumblr user terri104 for tagging the g'kar fruit hat mug with the entire chiquita banana song i will snicker myself into space
A couple days back, I posted the portrait of a young man who described an influential principal in his life by the name of Ms. Lopez. Yesterday I was fortunate to meet Ms. Lopez at her school, Mott Hall Bridges Academy.
“This is a neighborhood that doesn’t necessarily expect much from our children, so at Mott Hall Bridges Academy we set our expectations very high. We don’t call the children ‘students,’ we call them ‘scholars.’ Our color is purple. Our scholars wear purple and so do our staff. Because purple is the color of royalty. I want my scholars to know that even if they live in a housing project, they are part of a royal lineage going back to great African kings and queens. They belong to a group of individuals who invented astronomy and math. And they belong to a group of individuals who have endured so much history and still overcome. When you tell people you’re from Brownsville, their face cringes up. But there are children here that need to know that they are expected to succeed.”
scifitwinThis Apollo 11 sweatsuit is an exact replica of the space suit that the astronauts from Apollo 11 wore to the moon, except, you know… in sweatsuit form.
—->http://odditymall.com/apollo-11-astronaut-sweatshirt-and-sweatpants
Awesome.
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Traces of painted red numbers have been discovered during the ongoing restoration of the Colosseum, indicating various sectors of the amphitheatre similar to the seating system employed by today’s stadiums.
The numbers were painted on the arches of the Colosseum to guide visitors to their respective stands, according to their social class. Describing it as an “exceptional discovery”, the monument’s director Rossella Rea said that restorers had not expected the painted numbers to have survived.
The director of the restoration project Cinzia Conti said the discovery proved the delicacy of the water-powered process, which removes dirt and smog residue but preserves the ancient surface beneath. (source)
Evolution teaches us that we must fight that which is different in order to secure land, food, and mates for ourselves. But we must reach a point where the nobility of intellect asserts itself and says no. We need not be afraid of those who are different. We can embrace that difference and learn from it.
-G’Kar Babylon 5 Season 5
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