Lindsay Olzawski

Can I pet that dawg? — she/her

[delia @delia_cai]

life with astigmatism is more romantic because every light is a twinkle light

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is humiliated as students from Florida’s prestigious New College defy him in the best way possible.

After DeSantis conducted a “takeover” of the left-leaning college through his fascist anti-LGBTQ+ policies, the students struck back by putting together an “alternate” gradation ceremony where they can celebrate the graduation of their LGBTQ+ classmates without being punished by DeSantis.

The college’s LGBTQ+ students say that they have been specifically targeted by DeSantis, which is why they made sure their graduation ceremony featured ample rainbow and pink-and-blue flags.

But it gets even better…

The alternate graduation ceremony, which was attended by the vast majority of the college’s students, is just one of many events that the students have organized to protest against DeSantis.

VICE News reports that, “Students at the school have also defied DeSantis by hosting inclusive chess tournaments, dances, garage sales, rallies, and, of course, protests. In February, about 300 students and parents, some dressed in Handmaid’s Tale outfits, protested a board meeting held by the new right-wing administration."

"The fact is that we are incredibly resilient students. We are queer students living in Florida," a student told Vice. “We have survived through this before and we're going to continue surviving through it.”

Please RT and ❤️ to thank the brave students for taking a stand against fascist Ron DeSantis — and consider joining the growing exodus to Tribel, a new “woke” Twitter competitor that is exploding in popularity because Elon Musk banned Tribel’s Twitter account — but he forgot to ban this link to download the new Tribel app: https://t.co/HnJzSKj4Hp



[breebunn @breebunn]

me when my friend hasn’t touched the side pickle that came with their meal

[Sailor Moon Cricket🌚🌙 @andreaisawriter]

⁉️ Thread of thought-provoking questions that you can ask at the end of your interviews to make the interviewer THINK HARD, which will help you stand out from the rest of the candidates in the job competition!

Keep them up all night with these below:

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

A heart-breaking moment saved in an SS picture of deportations of Hungarian Jews at Auschwitz II-Birkenau. It was taken 79 years ago, most likely in late May 1944.

A little child found a dandelion in the grass and is handing it or showing it to an older boy. All the people in this picture were waiting to be killed in gas chamber. They were murdered some time later.

Please RT this unique document.

[Pastrami Mommy @ewelannawhite]

when i find out there’s a cat at the party but they’re locked in the bedroom

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1863, Jacob Miller, a Union Army soldier from the 9th Indiana Infantry, miraculously survived being shot in the head during the Civil War. He participated in several battles, including Greenbriar in West Virginia, the siege of Corinth, Perryville in Kentucky, and Stones River. Despite being declared dead by his captain, Miller regained consciousness after the battle of Chickamauga and described his experience to a newspaper in 1911.

Miller vividly remembered the moment when a Confederate soldier aimed at him, pulled the trigger, and the musket ball struck his forehead between his eyes. Initially believed to have suffered a fatal wound, Miller surprised everyone by sitting up and assessing the damage. He discovered that his left eye had been dislodged from its socket, and he carefully maneuvered the crushed bone to realign it. Using his bandana as a makeshift bandage, he did his best to secure the injured eye.

Despite the severity of his condition, Miller displayed remarkable resilience. He crawled amidst the lifeless bodies and embarked on a grueling 15-mile journey to reach a field hospital. Along the way, he encountered a compassionate man on horseback who offered him a ride. At the hospital, doctors opted to remove only a third of the musket ball, fearing that a complete extraction would prove fatal. Although the remaining portion eventually fell out naturally over time, Miller's wound never fully healed.

Jacob Miller lived a long life, defying the odds stacked against him. He passed away in 1917 at the age of 88, leaving behind a captivating photograph taken in 1911, which serves as a testament to his incredible story.

[Lindsay Olzawski @0l1nd50]

@SOlzawski My dad did teach me! My mom is the more aggressive one but they both get upset with left lane cruisers 😭

[Lindsay Olzawski @0l1nd50]

If you cruise in the left lane, disrespectfully, give up your license.

[Kaylan_TX @Kaylan_TX_]

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[🐌 @Wheeema]

When you agreed to go out and the time to go out is getting closer…

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Penguins walking in 5x speed

[Lindsay Olzawski @0l1nd50]

@XFLDefenders we need an injury update on the photographer!!! 🥺

[Barstool Cleveland @BS_Cleveland]

Some bum ass company says the Browns only have the 11th most die hard fan base and that THE FREAKING PANTHERS are ahead of us.

FOH

[Lindsay Olzawski @0l1nd50]

@AlexSMeredith that’s my Alex!!!!

[Commander Alex @CommandersAlex]

Let’s welcome @AlexSMeredith to the @Commanders family!

Catch him in 106 ALL YEAR LONG!!

Where all my Section 106 twitter folks at?? #HTTC