We Never Jump Ship

missvoltairine:

i like to think that this was an actual scene from the x-files
like mulder was in his office just going on and on about some really inane bullshit, so scully made him get in the car and drove him to this field to tell him that no one cared
then they went and got ice cream but mulder was sulking so he didn’t get any and he just had to watch scully enjoy her ice cream.

i like to think that this was an actual scene from the x-files

like mulder was in his office just going on and on about some really inane bullshit, so scully made him get in the car and drove him to this field to tell him that no one cared

then they went and got ice cream but mulder was sulking so he didn’t get any and he just had to watch scully enjoy her ice cream.

(Source: moshimoshimike)

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The Afghan tribes are some of the most devastating guerilla fighters on the planet. They are hard as nails. fiercely defensive of their territory, and carry as hell to anyone who happens to get on their bad side. They do not take kindly to outsiders, and have developed an effective warrior culture to deal with them. The foreign militaries operating in Afghanistan during the past decade of occupation have witnessed this firsthand. The reactions of the tribes make sense when you know that they have sustained repeated invasion attempts, and emerged victorious, for at least the past 2500 years. They’ve done this before, and against powerhouses such as Alexander the Great, the British Empire (three times), and the Soviets. That is why Afghanistan is often referred to as ‘The Graveyard of Empires.’

James Hester | Dark Mountain - Issue 3 | p34

(Source: evokit-notes)

58 minutes ago -

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It looks like Wolfi Landstreicher is going to do a review of Studies In Mutualist Political Economy in some upcoming post-lefty publication. I am fairly certain it won’t be favorable, but it should at least be interesting, and probably a bit cringe worthy like most post-left stuff.

2 hours ago