Who is your dad, now?

The walk of shame, featuring an Utterly Mortified Jack

I love you @tara-stofse​ 🤣  for lifting us up through these challenging times.

And I love Phryne and Jack for being such hot messes.  

Oh holy wow @tara-stofse​ this is hilarious! Thank you for the laugh - you are spot on with those responses. 

call me phryne, although hardly anyone else does.

I don’t care how many times I’ve reblogged this 

THIS POST IS FUCKING GOLDEN.

IM SCREAMING

ICONIC.

GOD I love this pissed off Texan mom

SAY SO Doja Cat

do people actually read books while in the bathtub

how do you not get everything wet

why is this making me laugh so fucking hard

THANK YOU FOR ADDING A VISUAL OMG

SBE - stupid bitch energy

FINALLY some representativity

representativity

the mfmm fandom right now

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Appreciation Week - Day 1 - Favorite Photoshoot

Vanity Fair - 2013

Best tweet I’ve ever read.

PREACH

See, she took the first picture ever of dna and these two guys had the audacity to steal it from her and take all the credit.

She took X-ray diffraction images of DNA, which was likely a contributing factor in her death by ovarian cancer. Franklin then died before she could be awarded any recognition for her work.

So not only was her massive accomplishment stolen from her, but she died to make it happen. 

Unfortunately this happens far too often in science history. I think the only reason Madame Curie is even remembered at all is because she was married to the guy who would have otherwise taken all the credit. It’s really important to remember who made the proper achievements in science, not who found the person who achieved the progress.

Dr. Watson once came to my Uni for a seminar and everyone was absolutely flattering him, which was infuriating. He has some remarkable achievements, but it doesn’t erase the fact that, not only he took credit for someone else’s work, he also belittled Dr. Franklin, referring to her as a mere “assistant”.

Sadly, this is still a problem nowadays in science.

Love this tweet! There were so many women in science that were pushed into the background and men took credit for their work.

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