I did reply! I dunno, tumblr is strange sometimes. Maybe it got published on my blog, and you don’t get the notification for it

‘I loved you more than anyone motherfucker’

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luminarystudies:

ianbrooks:

Dirty Coursebooks by Pavel Fuksa and Karolina Galácz

With the announcement of Porn Studies, an academic journal dedicated to the exploration of gittin’ it on, Pavel and Karolina created these Penguin-style educational books, each focused on various interdisciplinary branches of pornography such as bukkake, squirting, and making me giggle uncontrollably.

Artist: Flickr / Website

I adore this aesthetic. So fantastically startling to read the covers!

pettyartist:

morganelizab3th:

I WANT TO DO THIS THING

ooooo

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jennhasablog:

as the Cards Against Humanity community manager, i pretty much troll all day. professional internet jerk.

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deanvictorr:

daisy chain by myself

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"

Ever since the 1500s, and for hundreds of years after, the only people who used @ were bookkeepers, who used it as a shorthand to show how much they were selling or buying goods for: for example, “3 bottles of wine @ $10 each.”

Since these bookkeepers used @ to deal with money, a certain degree of whimsical fondness for the character developed over time. In Danish, the symbol is known as an “elephant’s trunk a”; the French call it an escargot. It’s a streudel in German, a monkey’s tail in Dutch, and a rose in Istanbul. In Italian, it’s named after a huge amphora of wine, a liquid some Italian bookkeepers have been known to show a fondness for.

Even with such cute names to recommend it, though, @ languished in obscurity for three and a half centuries, only ending up on a new invention called the typewriter when salesmen realized that accountants and bookkeepers were buying them in droves.

In 1971, however, a keyboard with a vestigial @ symbol inherited from its typewriter ancestors found itself hooked up to an ARPANET terminal manned by Ray Tomlinson, who was working on a little program he’d come up with in his goofing-off time to send messages from computer to computer. Tomlinson ended up using the @ symbol as the fulcrum of the lever that ultimately ended up lifting the world into the digital age: email.

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- The unlikely evolution of the @ symbol.  (via explore-blog)

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"It’s a very Greek idea, and a very profound one. Beauty is terror. Whatever we call beautiful, we quiver before it. And what could be more terrifying and beautiful, to souls like the Greeks or our own, than to lose control completely? To throw off the chains of being for an instant, to shatter the accident of our mortal selves?"

- The Secret History by Donna Tartt. (via bestbookquotes)

shipwr3cked:

declaringwar:

Traces

even my notebook

bachmaninovsky:

what if pop artists started naming their works like classical music omg

“Minaj: Symphonic Poem in D-flat Major, Op. 32 - I. Allegro: “Stupid Hoe”“

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favorite artists: Claude Monet (1840-1926)

“Without the water, the lilies cannot live, as I am without art.”
“I will paint almost blind, as Beethoven composed completely deaf.”

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horsescanswim:

Livestream products; modern AU Margaery and Sansa. I had what I thought was a cute idea of them hanging out in the park, making daisy chains and chatting, and Margaery putting all the flowers in Sansa’s hair. So… more silliness, then.

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