brunette-smurfette:

“Gentlemen, take the rest of the night off. I’ll handle it from here.”

bubonickitten:

twitblr:

Don’t let them drain your account

For those who have Nelnet as a servicer, here’s the message that shows when I just logged in:

So it looks like (for Nelnet in particular, at least) under some circumstances (i.e. if your account is overdue) they’ll automatically apply it, but otherwise you might have to request it. This link has more details re: forbearance, capitalization, and the temporary 0% interest rate. 

the-dark-aquarian:

sixpenceee:

In Iraq, in the book market, books remain in the street at night because Iraqis say: the reader does not steal and the thief does not read. (Source)

That wouldn’t work in western culture, because we have literally insane people, and they’ll do almost anything.

mystic-of-shadowy-light:

nala-senpai:

krystalreverb:

sixpenceee:

Hi guys! I know I keep posting corona virus content, but only because I really need you to understand how important it is to 👏stay👏 the 👏fuck 👏home!

STAY THE FUCK HOME

I’m a nurse. It is so frustrating to see people out and enjoying their time on the beach and whatnot, when I want to stay home. I dont want this. I see first hand what it does. Please. Stay home. Protect us because we cant protect ourselves by staying home.

I work at a hospital and I stay home due to the fact I assume I’ve been exposed. If I can help it I have my groceries delivered to my house. I haven’t seen family or friends in a while. I miss them. I really miss my fiancé. Please stay home and quarantine.

sixpenceee:

Teletubbies? No. COVID-19 frontliners? Yes. Keep safe everyone!              

Source           

liberalsarecool:

The extortionist dirtbag.

unexplained-events:

Ancient Underground City Found

Mustapha Bozdemir, while renovating his inherited house in Turkey, came across a massive subterranean tunnel system with cave-like rooms underneath the house. You don’t come across that kind of thing every day.

Further findings showed that Bozdemir had found an ancient Derinkuyu underground city in Turkey carved from the rock in Cappadocia thousands of years ago. It was an underground city that housed over 20,000 men, women and children. The underground city had hidden entrances, air ventilation shafts, wells, connective passages, shops, tombs, schools, and much more.

This is what the city would have looked like when it was functioning:

SOURCE

left-reminders:

ronaldcmerchant:

MOTHRA (1961)