The go-to guy for all your Islamic and faith questions. Find him at the Gifville Mosque.
Credits: Ahlesunnat.has.it via GifCities and Internet Archive
books
Just go away
Go, do stuff. Not you Gifville fans though, I’d bever tell you to get lost. No, please stick around.
Credits: The Art Assignment and YouTube via PBS Digital Studios and GIPHY
A shower of shooting stars cometh
N’oubliez pas, cette nuit une pluie d’étoiles filantes
“Et si la vie était une étoile filante traversant une sombre éternité, chacun aurait le loisir de la faire briller à sa guise.”
Torino Benacquista
Do not forget, this night, a shower of shooting stars
“And if life was a shooting star travelling through a dark eternity, everyone would take the leisure to make it shine as they please.”
Torino Benacquista
Credits: Tumblr via Fidjie Fidjie, Gifs Animés: art ,humour,animaux… and Google+
It’s that library dance, bruh
That crazy dance you do when your exams are all finished and you don’t have to keep quiet in the library any more.
Credits: Reading Rainbow via LeVar Burton Kids and GIPHY
Disgruntled of Tunbridge Wells
The phrase “Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells” is a generic name used in the United Kingdom for a person, usually with strongly conservative political views, who writes letters to newspapers or the BBC in a tone of moral outrage. And goes through a hell of a lot of paper sheets doing so. Fight the power!
Credits: Esquire via Nikiforos Tsamouras, Senseless GIfs and Facebook
The bibliophile invertebrate
… is an avid consumer of the written word. Prose, facts and poetry. Nothing escapes the bookworm’s hunger.
Credits: Oh Yeah! Variety via GifCities and Internet Archive
Sunday scaries
The only problem is…it’s now Monday and the scares are real!
Credits: Davidson College, Davidson College and YouTube GB via Davidson College and GIPHY
Studying your anatomy
Entender que virou passado
Understand that it’s in the past.
Credits: Tumblr, Aninha and Diário de Aninha via SoHa, Game graphics and Pinterest
How the hell am I gonna box all these photos?
My mum wanted me to print off a digital copy of an old photo of a deceased relative at work, but the work PC wouldn’t allow me to print to the colour printer. So instead I found Photobox on the internet and had a framed picture made of the uncle’s image, printed on genuine photographic paper. Genius move!!
Credit: Photobox
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