Rise Up, Oh Heart, For There is Another Battle to Win

Oct 09

icariandaedalus:
brodingershat:
A video game that lampshades the player’s ability to revive after death and incorporates it into the setting:
“I don’t know what planet you’re from, kid, but here on Earth people stay dead.”
And they do. NPCs that are killed stay…

(Source: skaletal, via cthulhu-with-a-fez)

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parnela-lansbury:

kenezbian:
soulmate AU where you wake up on your 18th birthday with the first words your soulmate will say to you tattooed on your body so you’ll know them when you meet them
admittedly, there are a few bugs in the system

(Source: kenzie-no-mc, via cthulhu-with-a-fez)

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ultrafacts:

zhuki-reblogs:
the-hecate-kalivas:
ultrafacts:
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This is why Rome won so many battles. Enemy spies would wait for them to read battle plans to themselves while mouthing the words; trouble was, they had learned not to!
Spoken language is still processed through the auditory sense and centers. Your brain cannot tell the difference between things you actually hear and things that you have only imagined hearing. Silent reading is imagining the sound of words being spoken. The big question, is what kind of voice do you hear reading the words? (I hear my own voice as it sounded when I was 5.)
^Which is also why if you are close to someone, you often imagine their voices as you read their text messages.