February 2012
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We ask: Why suicide? We search for reasons, causes, and so on […] We follow the...
– Thomas Bernhard (via cartographe)
oh hey, character flaw number two billion: I always, always want the unattainable.
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CCLXII.: NUCLEAR ENDGAME THEORY
Here is a map of a lifetime, here is a childhood: “If you can’t be the best at something, it’s not worth doing at all”—this is a motto they gave to a little girl, in the place of a doll or a guitar or a home. Here are a handful of years, a catalogue of sadnesses and non-resolution and unnecessary p-r-i-d-e. Here’s a dream that never would have worked out. (Isn’t this how the rhyme goes? Here is a...
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12:57 a.m.
kevin: my mom took out a life insurance policy on me over break
kevin: i had a blood test to see if i'd ever had alcohol or drugs or whatever
kevin: then yesterday
kevin: she sends me an email
kevin: saying i am too skinny
kevin: and my policy is worth 250k less than it would be
kevin: and could i go get myself remeasured
kevin: so we could have a higher valuation
kevin: WHEN I DIE
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Anonymous asked: Who are some of your favorite designers? I feel you enjoy the Vera Wang and McQueen type
did you know? being awfully sad while drunk is possibly the worst thing in the world
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"Saying Your Names," by Richard Siken
“Chemical names, bird names, names of fire and flight and snow, baby names, paint names, delicate names like bones in the body, Rumplestiltskin names that are always changing, names that no one’s ever able to figure out. Names of spells and names of hexes, names cursed quietly under the breath, or called out loudly to fill the yard, calling you inside again, calling you home. Nicknames...
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HEY SHOULD I MINOR IN ASTROPHYSICS?
“what are your qualifications for this job” ”well, I mostly studied a bunch of literature by dead British guys in college, and also I know a lot about black holes”
I think I shall
Anonymous asked: What's your "spirit animal"?
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CBS Creates 'Elementary': A Modern-Day Sherlock... →
wh— NO.
Anonymous asked: What is it about learning and filling your mind that you find beautiful?
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justremovethearrow:
goodmessagepussy:
I’m going to say this once and only once.
Not everything needs to be dubstep.
ONCE- AND ONLY ONCE- AND ONLY ONCE- AND ONLY ONCE- AND ONLY
NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT
“not everything needs to be-“
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WUB WUB WIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWIWI WUUUB WUUUUB
When you’re a kid, they tell you it’s all… Grow up, get a job, get married, get...
– Doctor Who, Love and Monsters. (via inkyperspective)
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January 2012
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It must either go forward or fall behind: to stand still is impossible.
– Andrew Carnegie, North American Review, 1889
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The best thing, though, in that museum was that everything always stayed right...
– welcome to my continuous love/hate relationship with Catcher in the Rye
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I am eternally, devastatingly romantic, and I thought people would see it...
– Catherine Breillat (via blua)
domloblaw asked: i dont believe first year either haha
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every conversation I ever have:
Me: I'm a first-year
Person: SERIOUSLY? NO WAY
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CCLX. part two
(part one)
On the other hand—on the other hand, here, what if words are never enough? What if the universe keeps getting more lonely, and the boy at the newsstand on Fifth will never have to chance to tell anybody how they looked in the orange-white light, whisper secrets about love and beauty and sadness into their ear, peel off a Sunday morning in the haze of unsubstantiated fog; what if...
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CCLX.
In the same way a photograph is equal to a thousand words, it would follow that a single word can also be a thousand images—ten thousand, even; a million, an impossibly large amount of sights and meanings and people. For example, what is BLUE? How do you define BLUE? And I’d say: it’s a pen, an ocean, most of an iris, a satin bow, a grave-side bouquet, a January, a July, a painting, a vein,...
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STAY HUNGRY; STAY FOOLISH.
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