After something extreme, we are all guilty of taking to social media to vent or subtweet. One of my favorite hobbies is reading twitter’s reactions to everything Game of Thrones, so let’s take a look at some of the best takes this week. https://twitter.com/SalmanAbjani/status/1120389535051976705 https://twitter.com/blackxwiidow/status/1120373885243936768 That escalated quickly… #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/5BzDSGIWhD — No One (@NoOne998) April 22, 2019 #GameofThronesTheses memes are getting out of hand 😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/TeCGXhcxgF — anassjardane (@anassjr4) April 22, 2019 me seeing ghost in the background of one shot #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/EG2j8JHVvX — hatsune mike (@minionflavoured) April 22, 2019 The White walkers and Lyanna …
After something extreme, we are all guilty of taking to social media to vent or subtweet. One of my favorite hobbies is reading twitter’s reactions to everything Game of Thrones, so let’s take a look at some of the best takes this week. https://twitter.com/SalmanAbjani/status/1120389535051976705 https://twitter.com/blackxwiidow/status/1120373885243936768 That escalated quickly… #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/5BzDSGIWhD — No One (@NoOne998) April 22, 2019 #GameofThronesTheses memes are getting out of hand 😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/TeCGXhcxgF — anassjardane (@anassjr4) April 22, 2019 me seeing ghost in the background of one shot #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/EG2j8JHVvX — hatsune mike (@minionflavoured) April 22, 2019 The White walkers and Lyanna …
April 22nd is Earth Day, and while you’re all busy reducing, reusing, and recycling, we’ve made a list of cli-fi books for you to read and share. Cli-Fi has become a new genre of fiction, focusing on the most drastic effects of climate change that we face by taking no actions to stop it. They’re eerie, they’re surprisingly accurate, and they’re a lot of fun. 1. Ready Player One by Ernest Cline The many 80’s references and killer virtual reality video game detract from the fact that Ready Player One paints a disturbing picture of the future. The plot develops …
Every library, every bookstore offers a unique experience to readers that a website or an online database don’t allow: browsing. Yeah, yeah I know. We browse Twitter and Goodreads all day long looking for books, but how many times have you gone out and read those books you’ve found? Conversely, when that book is in your hand during your browsing how many times have you read it? The latter definitely offers more opportunity for readers. When Yale University announced it was planning on condensing Bass Library down from 150,000 books to a mere 40,000 students were in an uproar. Cutting …
Here we are again. Another week. Another hour. So much to unpack in so little time. Just beware: this article is dark and full of spoilers. If you haven’t had the chance to watch episode two just yet, what are you waiting for? There’s quite literally an apocalypse upon us. Okay, it’s only upon our favorite characters, but it feels the same! image via vulture Let’s start with Jaime’s trial that opened last night’s episode. Daenerys was fierce as always, facing down the man who killed her father and kickstarted Robert’s rebellion. Sansa chimes in with the fact …
