The love you take is equal to the love you make

I mean this in the kindest, most loving way possible, but babes you'll be so much happy when you stop focusing on what other people are doing and instead focus on what you like.

Co-workers at the Ambrosia Chocolate Factory described Jeffrey Dahmer as quiet and strange.  He conversed with only a select few and even then didn’t say much, keeping mostly to himself.  According to employee Robert Brown, Dahmer brought in his own lunch every day, which usually consisted of a can of his own coffee and peanut butter and honey sandwiches.  A slightly unsettling detail that Brown noticed was that Dahmer would bring a 12-inch knife to spread the peanut butter and honey, but he didn’t worry about it because he considered the man too skinny and “harmless” to do anything with it.  Another worker Rudy Bayron reported that sometimes Dahmer would argue with one of his partners who would accuse him of not doing his share of work and that he himself had caught Dahmer sleeping in the company’s break room on several occasions.  

One of the few co-workers with whom Dahmer actually talked claimed that he frequently spoke of “wild weekends” in Chicago where he would spend all his money and not have enough cash to even buy cigarettes.  As a day worker, the fellow employee would arrive to relieve Dahmer from his night shift, and the two would talk for a few minutes.  He stated that Dahmer spoke harshly of welfare recipients because they got to sit at home while taxpayers such as himself worked at jobs they disliked only to have their money given away.  Sometimes when the man came to relieve him from his shift, Dahmer would be talkative and would make “crazy statements” about what he’d done the night before.  Other times, he’d be gloomy and curt: “Some mornings he’d be just facing the wall with his cigarette and his coffee.  He looked like he was tired of his job.  He hated it, he said.”      

Co-workers at the Ambrosia Chocolate Factory described Jeffrey Dahmer as quiet and strange.  He conversed with only a select few and even then didn’t say much, keeping mostly to himself.  According to employee Robert Brown, Dahmer brought in his own lunch every day, which usually consisted of a can of his own coffee and peanut butter and honey sandwiches.  A slightly unsettling detail that Brown noticed was that Dahmer would bring a 12-inch knife to spread the peanut butter and honey, but he didn’t worry about it because he considered the man too skinny and “harmless” to do anything with it.  Another worker Rudy Bayron reported that sometimes Dahmer would argue with one of his partners who would accuse him of not doing his share of work and that he himself had caught Dahmer sleeping in the company’s break room on several occasions.  

One of the few co-workers with whom Dahmer actually talked claimed that he frequently spoke of “wild weekends” in Chicago where he would spend all his money and not have enough cash to even buy cigarettes.  As a day worker, the fellow employee would arrive to relieve Dahmer from his night shift, and the two would talk for a few minutes.  He stated that Dahmer spoke harshly of welfare recipients because they got to sit at home while taxpayers such as himself worked at jobs they disliked only to have their money given away.  Sometimes when the man came to relieve him from his shift, Dahmer would be talkative and would make “crazy statements” about what he’d done the night before.  Other times, he’d be gloomy and curt: “Some mornings he’d be just facing the wall with his cigarette and his coffee.  He looked like he was tired of his job.  He hated it, he said.”      

Graffiti uncovered from Pompeii that literally just says “I fucked a girl here” (in so many words)

The fact that the name “Yucatan” possibly translates as “I don’t know what you’re saying” because the Natives had no clue what Spanish was

A ruling Spaniard once asked an ancient MezoAmerican to write something in his native language. It took hundreds of years to decipher it after the language was all but lost, but when we finally read it, it just said “I don’t want to do this”

That graffiti in the Hagia Sophia that says “Halfdan wrote this”

This Ancient Mosaic, meaning “Be cheerful, live your life”

This adorable picture of a Victorian couple trying not to laugh while getting their photographs taken:

King Tut’s duck tunic

Everything about Ea-nasir

Mesopotamian Break-Up Letter that says “News has reached me via the Upper Euphrates that you were visiting with my childhood friend Nisaba. I am devastated by this betrayal, as you are one of my favorite concubines. You have until the end of the month to pick up your flax shawls and sandals or else I will donate them to the temple of the moon god.”

Evidence in Prehistoric Civilizations of tribes caring for the Disabled. One story shows a young disabled woman who died of a tooth infection because her family fed her too many dates, spoiling her to make her feel better. Here's a better video on the subject

The first recorded Meme, used in WW2, Kilroy was Here. People would graffiti this so much that the Nazi's wondered if Kilroy was some kind of famous spy

And probably more that I can't think of right now :)