Eric Thomas

Some marathon pics 3:30:03 (8:01/mile)

“You let your cat in your bed” I’d let my cat borrow my car

This is so disgusting. We can’t afford student loan relief or universal healthcare, but spare no expense to help drop bombs on children 👍🏼

i’ve been laughing at this for like 10-15 mins now. just wait for plankton’s verse

Ryan Day

my job? nfl team graphic designer. my mission? to make a bird look as mean as possible

I'M SCREAMING 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

See I told you

I bet Jacob Cathcart still remembers the BHS alma mater

It’s always nice when the title of a Britney Spears songs says everything you need to say. That way you can text a Spotify link instead

new york can’t be a real place

@hooplawyatt Insane run

I can’t stop playing this also my best is 135

All bubble blowing babies will be beaten senseless by every able bodied person in the bar

The 7 Bridges of Königsberg This problem is a perfect illustration of the power of breakthroughs that can arise from playful curiosity. In 1736 the mathematician Leonhard wondered whether one could devise a walk through the city that would cross each bridge only once. The city of Königsberg was set on both sides by the river Pregel. The city's landmass was composed of two islands which were connected to each other and to the two mainland portions of the city by exactly 7 bridges. Euler approached this problem by representing each landmass as a node and each bridge as a connection between nodes. This simplified model allowed him to realize that a successful journey would require each landmass to have an even number of bridges. However, in Königsberg, every landmass was connected by an odd number of bridges, making the task impossible. This seemingly banal problem represents a breakthrough in mathematics, using nodes and edges to represent complex problems, was the genesis of Graph Theory. Graph Theory has since become fundamental in fields like computer science, network analysis, and logistics.

Ohio should’ve been an original colony imo

Just lost $100 on a coin flip :/

"every breaking bad frame is getting dangerously close to THE shot sir"