chuckhistory: salizaar: cityblue30: bestnatesmithever: chuckhistory: Tumblr Easter is coming up.  1. Don’t post anything new.  2. Reblog or Repost old posts that deserve to be resurected.  3. Eat chocolate. *If you reblog this, the Tumblr Panda will bring you a new pair of underwear for Tumblr Eastr.  Let’s see… 1. Be lazy and don’t create any new posts…I can do that. 2. An excuse to reblog all my amazingly brilliant posts that you numb skulls didn’t appreciate the first time around….ON IT. 3. Eat chocolate. Well I’m already doing that. I’m on board! I’m in I need new underwear, gais. Pronto. See? Tumblr Eastr is not just about giving people a second chance to see great stuff that they might have missed… it’s also about chocolate and… maybe if you believe enough in the Tumblr Panda… underwear.  I support Tumblr Easter. 
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chuckhistory:

salizaar:

cityblue30:

bestnatesmithever:

chuckhistory:

Tumblr Easter is coming up. 

1. Don’t post anything new. 

2. Reblog or Repost old posts that deserve to be resurected. 

3. Eat chocolate.

*If you reblog this, the Tumblr Panda will bring you a new pair of underwear for Tumblr Eastr. 

Let’s see…

1. Be lazy and don’t create any new posts…I can do that.

2. An excuse to reblog all my amazingly brilliant posts that you numb skulls didn’t appreciate the first time around….ON IT.

3. Eat chocolate. Well I’m already doing that.

I’m on board!

I’m in

I need new underwear, gais.

Pronto.

See? Tumblr Eastr is not just about giving people a second chance to see great stuff that they might have missed… it’s also about chocolate and… maybe if you believe enough in the Tumblr Panda… underwear. 

I support Tumblr Easter. 

princessjinx: The Dancing Plague of 1518 A French woman known as Frau Troffea stepped onto a market street in Strasbourg, France, in July of 1518 and began fervently dancing; she didn’t stop for another week. By the end of the month, over 400 other people were uncontrollably dancing; many were dying from heat stroke or exhaustion, and expressed terror at their inability to stop.  This lasted for about a month or two, and was always seen as an extremely strange and bizarre event. Recent investigations to solve this puzzling mystery suggest a mold that might have contaminated their crops; the mold makes people delusional and convulsive. Scholars have also suggested that extreme anxiety over the failure of their crops and a warning about angering St. Vitus led to a mass hysteria; a Christian legend says that anyone who incurred the wrath would be cursed with uncontrollable dancing. (via obscureoddities) ONCE MORE WITH FEELING OMG DAT COMMENT^ ONCE MORE WITH FEELING IRL. THE HISTORY MAJOR AND BUFFY FANATIC IN ME ARE SIMULTANEOUSLY DYING.  Don’t they call that shit ‘Zumba’ now?
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princessjinx:

The Dancing Plague of 1518

A French woman known as Frau Troffea stepped onto a market street in Strasbourg, France, in July of 1518 and began fervently dancing; she didn’t stop for another week. By the end of the month, over 400 other people were uncontrollably dancing; many were dying from heat stroke or exhaustion, and expressed terror at their inability to stop. 

This lasted for about a month or two, and was always seen as an extremely strange and bizarre event. Recent investigations to solve this puzzling mystery suggest a mold that might have contaminated their crops; the mold makes people delusional and convulsive. Scholars have also suggested that extreme anxiety over the failure of their crops and a warning about angering St. Vitus led to a mass hysteria; a Christian legend says that anyone who incurred the wrath would be cursed with uncontrollable dancing.

(via obscureoddities)

ONCE MORE WITH FEELING

OMG DAT COMMENT^ ONCE MORE WITH FEELING IRL. THE HISTORY MAJOR AND BUFFY FANATIC IN ME ARE SIMULTANEOUSLY DYING. 

Don’t they call that shit ‘Zumba’ now?

(via pussyburglar)

Source: dsc.discovery.com

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