Math is red
Science is green
Ela is yellow/orange
History is blue
Spanish is whatever is left over
i think these posts are getting too overly specific to be relatable anymore
And while we’re at it this seems to happen with other things including:
Antarctic research bases
Tiny islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Literally anywhere in Siberia or Kamchatka
Tiny Peruvian mountain villages
Dilapidated midwest ghost towns
Nomad campsites in the Sahara desert
Literally any town located at the northernmost, southernmost, easternmost, or westernmost point in a country
This dumb arctic village thing also applies to Canada, Greenland, and Svalbard
DO NOT mention any random alaskan north slope town or I will die trying not to go down a 2 hour rabbit hole on google maps and Wikipedia reading about a tiny village above the arctic circle with some goofy gold rush name where the only inhabitants are an inuit seal fisherman and a guy from the government deployed there to operate a weather station
And while we’re at it this seems to happen with other things including:
Antarctic research bases
Tiny islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
Literally anywhere in Siberia or Kamchatka
Tiny Peruvian mountain villages
Dilapidated midwest ghost towns
Nomad campsites in the Sahara desert
Literally any town located at the northernmost, southernmost, easternmost, or westernmost point in a country
This dumb arctic village thing also applies to Canada, Greenland, and Svalbard
DO NOT mention any random alaskan north slope town or I will die trying not to go down a 2 hour rabbit hole on google maps and Wikipedia reading about a tiny village above the arctic circle with some goofy gold rush name where the only inhabitants are an inuit seal fisherman and a guy from the government deployed there to operate a weather station
This dumb arctic village thing also applies to Canada, Greenland, and Svalbard
DO NOT mention any random alaskan north slope town or I will die trying not to go down a 2 hour rabbit hole on google maps and Wikipedia reading about a tiny village above the arctic circle with some goofy gold rush name where the only inhabitants are an inuit seal fisherman and a guy from the government deployed there to operate a weather station
DO NOT mention any random alaskan north slope town or I will die trying not to go down a 2 hour rabbit hole on google maps and Wikipedia reading about a tiny village above the arctic circle with some goofy gold rush name where the only inhabitants are an inuit seal fisherman and a guy from the government deployed there to operate a weather station
good job guys 
DOUBLE GAY OMG
Not sure why, but rainbows have always felt a bit like magic. At the start of May, there was a double rainbow, haven’t seen one in ages but really glad I could get a photo of it. Anyway, happy pride month!
TIL that the author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy participated in a climb up Mt. Kilimanjaro while wearing a rhino suit to raise awareness for the endangered species
my bio teacher really lectures everyone and says all of our study methods are wrong
this includes
- rewriting notes
- reading the textbook
- reading class slides and notes
- making flash cards
- doing online practice problems
- studying in a group
- studying alone
- memorizing
like lady you have a phd and have been teaching college and ap bio for 20 years and we're freshmen do you expect us to just intuitively know everything
wait this is wild
Why would I need alcohol when I can do the stupidest shit imaginable completely sober
the diary of a wimpy kid shudder lines have to be the most accurate representation of pure dread in any media ever