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Last Living British Actor Who Didn’t Appear in Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and/or Downton Abbey Apprehended, Questioned by Authorities

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The blunt, pathetic reality today is that a little old lady has died, who in the winter of her life had to water roses alone under police supervision. If you behave like there’s no such thing as society, in the end there isn’t. Her death must be sad for the handful of people she was nice to and the rich people who got richer under her stewardship. It isn’t sad for anyone else. There are pangs of nostalgia, yes, because for me she’s all tied up with Hi-De-Hi and Speak and Spell and Blockbusters and “follow the bear”. What is more troubling is my inability to ascertain where my own selfishness ends and her neo-liberal inculcation begins. All of us that grew up under Thatcher were taught that it is good to be selfish, that other people’s pain is not your problem, that pain is in fact a weakness and suffering is deserved and shameful. Perhaps there is resentment because the clemency and respect that are being mawkishly displayed now by some and haughtily demanded of the rest of us at the impending, solemn ceremonial funeral, are values that her government and policies sought to annihilate.

Alright, I guess I have to go read everything I can find by Clarice Lispector.

“… a person so dazzling that she was reputed to be that rare woman who looked like Marlene Dietrich and wrote like Virginia Woolf.” source

I think she looked a little bit more like a darker and even more sultry version of Debbie Harry. But seriously, the woman could write. 

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Life was taking its vengeance on me, and that vengeance consisted merely in coming back, nothing more. Every case of madness involves something coming back. People who are possessed are not possessed by something that just comes but instead by something that comes back. Sometimes life comes back. If in me everything crumbled before that power, it is not because that power was itself necessarily an overwhelming one: it in fact had only to come, since it had already become too full-flowing a force to be controlled or contained - when it appeared it overran everything. And then, like after a flood, there floated a wardrobe, a person, a loose window, three suitcases. And that seemed like Hell to me, that destruction of layers and layers of human archaeology.” The Passion According to G.H.

1 month ago
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Nick Offerman AMA

“It’s difficult to name a favorite wood. They are all so noble, each with its own special characteristics.

Oak is mighty and dense, for the hull of your square-rigged sailing ship, but also, when quarter-sawn, its medullary rays can make your library table sing with erudition. Maple and Birch are creamy and many colored, like a delicious bowl of only Lucky Charms marshmallows. Cedar and Redwood are lightweight but extremely high in tensile strength, rendering them perfect for boatbuilding in the smaller classes of watercraft. Bamboo (a grass) makes nature’s bong. Walnut (esp. California Claro) is my gold standard for depth of figure, strength, beauty, and workability. Ash and Hickory, straight-grained and true, make excellent bludgeons, dandy for the cudgeling of vegetarians.”

1 month ago
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I have been terrible with my tumblr as of late. This is a photo of me not giving a fuck.

I have been terrible with my tumblr as of late. This is a photo of me not giving a fuck.

2 months ago
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Sam & Larkin prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrretty much

Sam & Larkin prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrretty much

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2 months ago
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A comedian whose name I don’t remember once defined ‘a joke’ as the following: ‘Telling the truth faster than most people are used to it.’
Analysis Of A Joke | Thought Catalog (via nickdouglas) Pretty sure a “joke” is when one French bulldog steals another French bulldogs fedora, and then wears it off into the sunset on a bejewelled segway. 

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2 months ago
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Crime & The City Solution - Six Bells Chime

1 month ago
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Walking down the street the other day

7-year-old girl:But if she was eighteen and pregnant, why wouldn't she just get an abortion?
Father [after a pause where he weighs how to reply]:Good question!
Me:[body starts rotating like a drill, slowly coiling down into itself until it is flat to the ground, then shoots up into the sky like a firework and explodes, spelling out the word "THE FUTURE IS NOW!" before fluttering delicately to the ground in glimmer shards]
1 month ago
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thefinalimage:

Harold and Maude, 1971 (dir. Hal Ashby)

I actually genuinely love this as a “mixup.”

thefinalimage:

Harold and Maude, 1971 (dir. Hal Ashby)

I actually genuinely love this as a “mixup.”

1 month ago
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I came up with an original song titled, “Polar Bears on my Underwears” and have been singing it to myself a lot this morning.

But when I walked into Napa Auto Parts, I wasn’t expecting anyone to overhear me and my lil ditty. But a gentleman did and then there was a shuffle of embarrassment followed by a long pause of me giving up on caring. Because I’m 23 and I’m too old for that shit.

And so I Googled, “Polar Bear Underwear” for an image to include with this post only to find that there is a video of a little gal and HER own Polar Bear Underwear song. Then the world decided to hit reset on it’s console because this is just too much coincidence before 10 AM. 

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1 month ago
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I just whimpered quietly. Oh no…

pleatedjeans:

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I just whimpered quietly. Oh no…

2 months ago
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In the Loop, Armando Ianucci (2009)

(Source: bettyfrancis, via bbook)

2 months ago
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