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trust fun: The thing about 9/11 is this: →
-saturdaynightlive: Yes, the past decade has been uniformly pretty shitty No one is disputing that But I’d love it if for once, people on this damn website would put aside their “I THINK MORE CRITICALLY THAN YOU!!!!!!” blue ribbons and just respect the fact that there were more than 2,000 innocent lives lost that day. No matter what justification you may come up with — American...
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“Language is a skin: I rub my language against the other. It is as if I had words...”
– Roland Barthes (via astonishments)
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August 2011
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“Good weather is like good women- it doesn’t always happen and when it does it...”
– Charles Bukowski (via atomos)
Aug 20th
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Full of win! -saturdaynightlive: If this acting thing doesn’t work out for Anne Hathaway, she should definitely pursue a career in rap. I always feel a kinship with white girls who rap.
Aug 18th
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“In junior high the two prettiest girls were Irene and Louise, they were sisters;...”
– Charles Bukowski (via sacrificum)
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Go out and get a blowjob
Tony Soprano: These fuckin' women, they'll drive you nuts with their emotions and whatnot. And I know it feels like you're never gonna love anybody again. But trust me, there's millions of girls that are dyin' to meet a guy like you. I see 'em every day.
Anthony Soprano, Jr.: Oh, right. I'm so special.
Tony Soprano: You're damn right you are. You're handsome, and smart, and hard worker, and - let's be honest - white. That's a huge plus nowadays... Go out and get a blowjob.
Aug 11th
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“What if all you have is a plot? This is where I am going to deviate from...”
– Mercedes Lackey (via writingadvice)
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Reblog if your icon is actually you.
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July 2011
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Taking the Plunge: Your First Stand Up Set →
janidejesmar: Esto lo encontré en el blog del comediante de Stand Up Canadiense Joel Buxton, son una serie de consejos y pasos a seguir cuando quieres comenzar en esto. Consejos bastante lúcidos y acertados if you ask me. Asique si has pensado: “yo también podría hacer Stand Up…”, lee, y HAZLO, para todo hay una primera vez.
Jul 26th
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The Uncollected Essays →
tetw: By David Foster Wallace The ultimate David Foster Wallace resource. A complete list of his uncollected fiction and essays (links to everything that’s online). The site also hosts a full list of published essays from his books (also has links where available).
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“I love you so much I’ll never be able to tell you; I’m frightened to tell you. I...”
– Dylan Thomas (via fleurishes)
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June 2011
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eluri: “Inversionistas inyectarán US$ 200.000.000 para salvar a La Polar, mientras que el Ministerio de Educación inyectará US$75.000.000 para salvar la educación pública”
Jun 28th
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Ubiquitous Americana: Rick Barthelme's 39 Steps... →
ubiquitousamericana: It’s come to my attention that, since Rick Barthelme is (very unfortunately) no longer the director of the Southern Miss Center for Writers, his 39 Steps aren’t on the Center’s site anymore. So I’m putting them here so they don’t disappear into the internet abyss. Some years ago we had a…
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“Forget your personal tragedy. We are all bitched from the start and you...”
– Ernest Hemingway  (via tror)
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May 2011
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40 Literary Terms Every Bookworm Should Know →
May 11th
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David Foster Wallace and being bored out of your... →
youmightfindyourself: By Matt Feeney Posted Tuesday, April 12, 2011 Slate It seems a telling sign of our technology-angst that we’re getting nostalgic for, of all things, boredom. I have memories of youthful boredom that are as vivid and unpleasant as the memories I harbor of my more serious sports injuries, and yet, when I read of some new research saying the brain needs boredom, or kids today...
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March 2011
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Todo lo que sé sobre el amor, lo aprendí en... →
Espero que no se malentienda, disfruto el cine checo de entreguerra como cualquier hipster hijo de vecino. Pero El Séptimo Sello no es la única fuente de sabiduría en 35 milímetros. Así que…
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fuck yeah, neil fucking gaiman.: The Price (Neil... →
wuling09: Tramps and vagabonds have marks they make on gateposts and trees and doors, letting others of their kind know a little about the people who live at the houses and farms they pass on their travels. I think cats must leave similar signs; how else to explain the cats who turn up at our…
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RCLC: La Guerra de los Clones →
Una vez más, volvemos con otro episodio de Richi Contra la Ciencia, el programa dónde su vecino amigable arriesga su integridad física para responder dudas existenciales sobre las mujeres, sus…
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El Gran Libro de las Mujeres Imaginarias: La... →
Seguimos con el Gran Libro de las Mujeres Imaginarias, en cómodos fascículos coleccionables. El día de hoy vamos a hablar de una de las mujeres inexistentes más famosas de todos los tiempos….
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