February 2012
225 posts
well goddammit. this is MY block. i grew up on... →
oh but racism is over now guys it’s 2012 didn’t you hear it’s practically mythological
“We spoke all night in tongues,
in fingertips, in teeth.”
–
Robert Hass, from “Spring” (via the-final-sentence)
thiscantbecorrect asked: Legit UGLY LAUGHED at your assessment of the creepiness of the Fantasy Suite card from Chris. Dying dying dead. SO. TRUE.
three blind(ly desperate) misses
aka the bachelor season 16, episode FANTASY SUITES
you guys i’m so excited to be back to live-blogging the bachelor aka Snoopy and Lucy’s Bastard Child finds True Love. i am doing this for ellen and only ellen because as far as i can tell she’s the only person who reads these recaps. well except for my off-tumblr friends who i shamelessly promote myself to.
i absolutely cannot...
my queue dried up. don’t really feel like fixing that anytime soon. for now that esvm poem to destroy all other poems ever seems like a nice post to leave at the top.
see ya when i maybe liveblog the bachelor tomorrow? i fell off that wagon too. god i’m too lazy to even do lazy shit.
Modern Declaration
eating-poetry:
I, having loved ever since I was a child a few things, never having wavered In these affections; never through shyness in the houses of the rich or in the presence of clergymen having denied these loves; Never when worked upon by cynics like chiropractors having grunted or clicked a vertebra to the discredit of these loves; Never when anxious to land a job having...
tobonics:
Do You Think I Fucking Care?: Cultural Appropriation: Dreadlocks
roomtogrow:
tobonics:
racismschool:
Are Dreadlocks really cultural appropriation?
YES
Here’s why:
Dreadlocks originated first with Jamaican Rastafarians and then in Indian Sages and Yogis. Specifically it was started by holy men. These men renounced all of their worldly belongings (Including combs) and…
...
If unborn babies are people:
phenthouse:
Soon to be parents can claim an additional dependent on their taxes.
Pregnant women working full time would break child labor laws.
3 words: Children Eat Free!
Pregnant women can drive in HOV lanes.
Sex with a pregnant chick is pedophilia and breaking & entering. (“Get outa ma house!”)
“No entry to this NC-17 movie for you, lady.”
someone introduce these bills asap
“When we complain about men raping, abusing, harassing, and refusing us our human...”
– Unknown. (via futureabortiondoctor, inherhipstheresrevolutions) (via aoawaywego) (via she-hulk-smash) (via loveyourchaos) (via yanettcanhazsoul) (via baddominicana) (via masteradept) (via paradiscacorbasi) (via karnythia)
this.
also applies just as well to idiots who say “but not ALL white...
“My darling girl, when are you going to realize that being normal is not...”
– Alice Hoffman (via amantesuntamentes)
4lemons:
“Time to pretend” - MGMT
for some...
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“Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the...”
– Rainer Maria Rilke (via quietstorm81)
i LOVE this book. borrowed it from a friend and i think i may have kept it…oops
tyra banks: 10 beautiful ladies stand before me
tyra banks: but i only have nine pictures in my hands
tyra banks: and they're all of me
tyra banks: lol
my man lyle. fun fangirl fact: julia roberts is...
“The numbing of love lost hums blackbirds into hypnosis.
I tucked my teeth into...”
– Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein (via emdashesandhyphens)
i will never understand
why anyone would ever do or say anything they don’t really believe in with their whole selves. it seems like the standard way of living life for most people is saying yes to things or people they don’t really care one way or the other about.
perhaps that’s why i have such a problem with being indecisive. i see all commitments, big or small, as proclamations of the self, because...
“Our lives are not as limited as we think they are; the world is a wonderfully...”
– Tom Robbins (via human-voices)
i mean
yeah.
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“After all my erstwhile dear, my no longer cherished;
Need we say it was not...”
– Edna St. Vincent Millay (via michelley9lives)
Childhood is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies
lomedraug:
Childhood Is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies Edna St. Vincent Millay (1937) Childhood is not from birth to a certain age and at a certain age The child is grown, and puts away childish things. Childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies. Nobody that matters, that is. Distant relatives of course Die, whom one never has seen or has seen for an hour, And they gave one candy in a...