I Think The Whole First Chapter Of This Textbook Is Just "SOIL IS COOL >:^( And You Better Not Call It

I think the whole first chapter of this textbook is just "SOIL IS COOL >:^( and you better not call it dirt"

funniest thing about this post is that you can tell the demographic of who knows and who doesn't bc of how they replied: pretty much the only people who know what it is and are replying in the comments (rather than reblogging) are people who have hit their post limit, but you might be able to guess which demographic of tumblr users is more likely to use the comments rather than reblog in general (the newer ones).

Every single time I mention the post limit people always say either "There's a post limit??????" or "I've hit the post limit 30000000 times and I can't post right now :("

Climate change has made many natural disasters worse than they were before, especially hurricanes, tornados, wildfires, and flooding. So I am curious:

Please reblog for more votes!

In the Tags: you answer + general area you live in. No need to be too specific.

out of context, the event in my calendar titled "heart attack" is a bit worrying

soil described as "violently effervescent"

[opening google.com] how to say i osmosis-ed the knowledge without saying that because this is a very serious science class and they would probably comment on that and then I would feel self-conscious