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“When I decided to be a singer, my mother warned me I’d be alone a lot. Basically we all are. Loneliness comes with life.” —Whitney Houston
She died today. Houston was 48.
RIP whitney
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This is me (self portrait) at a club (something that makes me happy)…WHABAMMMMM!! Day 10 & 11 knocked out!
(via 13: THE OLD DARK HOUSE / William Castle Productions - 1963)
At first glance, I thought the first photo was of a torso-less woman with a little arm coming out of her neck.
I think it’s time to call it a day.
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Well, I know what I’m doing for my next birthday.
(via drewxor)
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Look at these fine young cannibals* right here.
Tumblr Crushes:
- mudwerks
- the-richie
- nathanieljams
- jerkzilla
- lickypickystickyfree
- thisismymonkey
- topherchris
- potter-head-ification
- suicideblonde
*These people are not actually cannibals… Not as far as I know anyway. But just in case, you might want to refrain from dousing yourself in barbecue sauce before hanging out with any of them for a prolonged period of time. You’ve been warned.
And by “vivid colors”, they of course mean red, blue, green and maybe some other basic colors.
Needless to say, Crysis would not run on a VIC-20. (via The Retroist)
Datasette recorder: Never forget
Internet, you make me feel so old sometimes.
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Mad Men REMIXXX
Not sure if the MTA or the Public yet realize this outcome was intentional.
#CHEAPANDGOODIDEASARETHESHIT
These are all so good.
I think upside-down hopscotch is my favorite though.
(via bestrooftalkever)
Source: fukyourblog
Cyber Woman With a Corn Appreciation Post
Stock photos. I think that’s the most important thing to keep in mind here.
(via interweber)
A male Six-plumed Bird-of-Paradise tidies up his display area and tries to attract a female.
LOL #4 is all YO LADIES CHECK MY MAD SWAG
[this goes really well with music…]
Aphex Twin’s “Grass” is what I was listening to when I saw this. It was kind of mesmerizing.
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Rumor: IDW Doctor Who/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover
[IT IS RUMORED THAT] in May, IDW are to publish a Doctor Who/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover series. Featuring The Doctor, Rory, Amy, Captain Picard, Worf, Data, Geordie LaForge, Deanna Troy, Will Riker and the rest. And that this art, featuring the Doctor, Rory and Amy on the bridge of the Enterprise is a cover that will be used in the series.
The fact that this would be specifically the 11th Doctor meeting specifically the TNG cast has me very interested.
Whuuuut?
(via bringtheruckuss)
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Don’t fuck with Tiny Hippo.
via Poorly Drawn Lines
(h/t to my friend Nic)
Did you guys know that My Neighbor Totoro is actually based on a murder of a little girl that occurred in the 1960’s? I did research for my film studies class. The whole movie is actually kinda fucked up.
Okay I just posted this this morning… Anyways, in reference to “It’s just coincidence” there are too many “coincidences” for this to just be “coincidence”. For those of you curious, it has to do with a murder called the “Sayama Incident” in May 1963. Satsuki (the older sister) is Japanese for “May”. & The younger sister’s name is Mei (pronounced May). The little black dust balls are called susuwatari, & when those (or Totoro) are seen it is said “death is close”. Totoro is actually a shinigami, or grim reaper type, meant to transport & protect the souls of young children who have tragically passed. The nekobus (the many legged cat bus) is what is used to bring the children to the next world. In the movie, the first time the bus is seen, the two destination characters read “Grave” & “Road”. There is a part where Mei goes missing & Satsuki is asked to identify a pink slipper found in the water during the village search for Mei. Satsuki denies it, but notice after this, the characters stop having shadows. This is because Mei died & Satsuki is soon to follow, once she asks Totoro to help her find her sister & he allows her to ride the Catbus.
The whole thing is tragically cool, honestly. But it does have a lot to do with the Sayama Incident, & there are WAY to many coincidences to not be noticed. I love Miyazaki & how he goes about stories. Spirited away is no different, there’s a secret meaning of how Sen (Chihiro) is working as a sex slave in a turkish bath house.
Trying to be a film major, after watching these movies you kind of notice the details. But it’s really nit-picky things people don’t notice. Why would halfway through the movie, Miyazaki decide “The character’s don’t need shadows”?
http://my.opera.com/sukekomashi-gaijin/blog/tonari-no-totoro
Cool read, I suggest checking it out.
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