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June 2013

5 posts

26 things that could kill your baby! How many are in your home?

steampoweredmedia:

  1. Wolves
  2. Rabid wolves
  3. Misguided aspirations
  4. Broken glass
  5. Dran-o
  6. Great white sharks
  7. Killer whales
  8. Runaway bus
  9. Spills
  10. Lose rugs
  11. Stairs
  12. Knives
  13. Cheese graters
  14. Romantic loves who are careless with hearts
  15. Bobby
  16. Bourbon
  17. Excessive drinking
  18. Cocaine
  19. Crystal chandeliers
  20. Exposed wiring
  21. Fireplace
  22. Loose bricks
  23. That weird smell near the bathroom
  24. Bookshelves
  25. Guest bathrooms
  26. Bathtubs filled with body parts and lye
Jun 10, 2013130 notes
ugly, by warsan shire

weissewiese:

Your daughter is ugly.
She knows loss intimately,
carries whole cities in her belly. 

As a child, relatives wouldn’t hold her.
She was splintered wood and sea water.
They said she reminded them of the war. 

On her fifteenth birthday you taught her
how to tie her hair like rope 
and smoke it over burning frankincense. 

You made her gargle rosewater
and while she coughed, said
macaanto girls like you shouldn’t smell
of lonely or empty. 

You are her mother.
Why did you not warn her,
hold her like a rotting boat
and tell her that men will not love her
if she is covered in continents,
if her teeth are small colonies,
if her stomach is an island,
if her thighs are borders? 

What man wants to lay down 
and watch the world burn 
in his bedroom?

Your daughter’s face is a small riot,
her hands are a civil war,
a refugee camp behind each ear,
a body littered with ugly things, 

but God, 
doesn’t she wear
the world well.

Jun 8, 20132,445 notes
#words
Jun 7, 20133 notes
#sketchbook
“I was always sweet, at first. Oh, it’s so easy to be sweet to people before you love them.” —From “A Telephone Call” by Dorothy Parker
Jun 6, 20132 notes
Bradley Manning and us: a soldier for truth on trial → guardian.co.uk

If you don’t know who Bradly Manning is, or why you should care…read this immediately.

Jun 6, 20131 note

May 2013

10 posts

“Stop thinking about art works as objects, and start thinking about them as triggers for experiences. (Roy Ascott’s phrase.) That solves a lot of problems: we don’t have to argue whether photographs are art, or whether performances are art, or whether Carl Andre’s bricks or Andrew Serranos’s piss or Little Richard’s ‘Long Tall Sally’ are art, because we say, ‘Art is something that happens, a process, not a quality, and all sorts of things can make it happen.’ … [W]hat makes a work of art ‘good’ for you is not something that is already ‘inside’ it, but something that happens inside you — so the value of the work lies in the degree to which it can help you have the kind of experience that you call art.” —Brian Eno
May 29, 201314,962 notes

thepensivebrony:

“you shouldn’t be depressed, people have it worse than you”

finally, after years of searching, the person with the worst life ever is found. formally, they are granted permission to be sad. but only them. only they have earned it. no sads for anyone else at all ever

May 18, 2013193,237 notes
Why not to call people stupid. → inspire-enthusiasm.tumblr.com

Insult someone by calling them ignorant, deliberately ill-informed, pig-headed, stubborn…Ignorance is a choice, intelligence… well, it just isn’t. Your capacity to learn, and your access to learning materials, aren’t always under your control, and have nothing to do with your character.

May 17, 2013691 notes
May 16, 20132,180 notes
If You Are Not Watching "Orphan Black," You Are Crazy → buzzfeed.com

You guys, seriously. It’s SO GOOD.

May 10, 201313 notes
#orphan black
“No, it is NOT too early to start drinking! Because I AM A GROWN WOMAN.” —Me.
May 10, 20133 notes
May 8, 20132,896 notes
May 7, 20137 notes
#sketchbook
“I want a dyke for president. I want a person with AIDS for president and I want a fag for vice president and I want someone with no health insurance and I want someone who grew up in a place where the earth is so saturated with toxic waste that they didn’t have a choice about getting leukemia. I want a president that had an abortion at sixteen and I want a candidate who isn’t the lesser of two evils and I want a president who lost their last lover to AIDS, who still sees that in their eyes every time they lay down to rest, who held their lover in their arms and knew they were dying. I want a president who has stood on line at the clinic, at the dmv, at the welfare office and has been unemployed and layed off and sexually harrassed and gay-bashed and deported. I want someone who has spent the night in the tombs and had a cross burned on their lawn and survived rape. I want someone who has been in love and been hurt, who respects sex, who has made mistakes and learned from them. I want a black woman for president. I want someone with bad teeth and an attitude, someone who has eaten that nasty hospital food, someone who crossdresses and has done drugs and been in therapy. I want someone who has committed civil disobedience. And I want to know why this isn’t possible. I want to know why we started learning somewhere down the line that a president is always a clown: always a john and never a hooker. Always a boss and never a worker, always a liar, always a thief and never caught.” —Zoe Leonard (via oberholtzer)
May 6, 2013711 notes
#words
Play
May 2, 20137 notes
#storyqday5xd #kristen schaal #john slattery #the national #almost forgot to tag #james urbaniak

April 2013

8 posts

Apr 23, 20134,387 notes
#TGDRC
Apr 8, 20132 notes
#workinprogress
Apr 5, 201328 notes
#heroes
“We need not to be let alone. We need to be really bothered once in a while. How long is it since you were really bothered? About something important, about something real?” —Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451 (via pakizah)
Apr 4, 20136,242 notes
You're a beautiful person, and you're art work really reflects that.

Aw, thank you! This message was very nice to wake up to. :)

Apr 4, 2013
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