Putting out love

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Jun 1
foyobli:

I love this city. 

foyobli:

I love this city. 

(Source: maddiwadi)

scornandritz:

 #the best thing about Prince of Persia was this interview tbh

(Source: gyllenhaalism)

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shavingryansprivates:

how to paint a squirrel

Jacket, Pocket.: End long texts posts with "So fuck you".

marxisforbros:

I watch so many of you write out long arguments, but you start every second or third sentence with “maybe” and end them with “idk”. Then after you’ve made this coherrent and logical argument, you end on a sentence saying “I don’t even know just typing out my crazy thoughts whatever lol”. Stop…

Read it. I’ve been trying to stop padding my opinions in apologetic language. I wasn’t ever that extreme about it, but I would and still occasionally do so. But I’ve been trying to stop, especially in classes or debate-like conversations. For the last group conference in my lit class, we were each supposed to pick a passage from Paradise Lost to read or recite, and then Bill asked us to talk a bit about why we were drawn to the passage. One girl read a passage about Eve, then proceeded to babble for two minutes about how she was “probably wrong, and crazy, but I don’t know, this is just what I thought, but it’s weird, I know,” and then state a fairly straightforward reading of the text. I’m pretty sure Bill had said something along the same lines in the goddamn lecture once. 

I’m all for using phrases like “I think” when talking about interpretations of a text, because nothing is absolute in literature, especially lit from centuries ago, but when you spend as much time disallowing your opinion as you do actually stating it, it detracts from what you’re saying. If you’re not confident enough in your own opinion, why should anyone else listen to you?

(Source: confusionhitshard)

(Source: lightsinourpockets)

  • god: hey baby
  • god: did it hurt
  • god: when you fell from heaven?
  • satan: you're a fucking dick

sweet-bitsy:

merverb:

this is so sweet

I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!!!!!

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neorxnawange:

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regndoft:

The Middle Ages was a very exciting time in Europe.

I stg someday an ethnobotanist or somebody is gonna discover that hallucinogenic mushrooms were shooting spores into the air or something and that for about four hundred years the entire Western world was just high as balls.

“for about four hundred years the entire Western world was just high as balls.”
I’d believe it.

neorxnawange:

downtothelastbullet:

regndoft:

The Middle Ages was a very exciting time in Europe.

I stg someday an ethnobotanist or somebody is gonna discover that hallucinogenic mushrooms were shooting spores into the air or something and that for about four hundred years the entire Western world was just high as balls.

“for about four hundred years the entire Western world was just high as balls.”

I’d believe it.

I don’t like the idea of “understanding” a film. I don’t believe that rational understanding is an essential element in the reception of any work of art. Either a film has something to say to you or it hasn’t. If you are moved by it, you don’t need it explained to you. If not, no explanation can make you moved by it.

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Federico Fellini (via lokisilvertongue)

Fellini would say that, yes.

(via stuckinabucket)

tessaviolet:

PREACH IT, JOSS.

(Source: sunnydales)

rubywhiterabbit:

My little brother got into outer space and stuff so my step-mom bought him a place mat with all the planets on it. When I first saw it, I was upset, because it was newer and so Pluto wasn’t labeled. I was about to say something when I noticed something…

Pluto is there.

The artist remembered Pluto.

Guys…

The artist drew Pluto crying.

(Source: hermionejg)

ruineshumaines:

“Celebratory Signs” by Megan Galante.