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athousanderrors:

theburntsouffle:

bealli62:

precira:

gingerlocked:

breathe-constellations:

Robert Downey Jr singing Every Breath You Take by The Police

WHAT THE HELL, blimey, he can sing. That’s scary.

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what? Sign me up for the CD.

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DId no one else watch Ally McBeal? HE SANG IT WITH STING. ON THE SHOW. And in fact, this is a duet between Sting and RDJ. 

Don’t get me wrong, I am still sitting here consumed with lust. Just sayin’. He released an album a few years ago and everything. 

I bought that album. Ally McBeal was (age-inappropriately) my absolute obsession at age 10. 

wasarahbi:

effington:

shortformblog:

politicalprof:

jeffmiller:

This is the secret to life.

Politicalprof: David Foster Wallace explains it all to you. Listen.

There is no way to overstate how much we recommend taking 10 minutes to watch this video. 

This is so good and so important to me

gets better every time

Hearing him speak might be better than reading him. I don’t know. I just really enjoy this. 

athousanderrors:

itinerantvae:

scifigrl47:

poins:

enterprisingly:

 #well #until bleecker street #and then all bets are off

and then there’s fort lauderdale

which will never let you leave

This is completely unfair.
Half of those Boston streets are one way, so it’s WAY WAY WORSE than you can see from the air.  DEATHTRAP BABY!

Wait, Americans think Boston is a complex street plan?

WELCOME TO A CITY THAT STILL HAS MOST OF ITS MEDIAEVAL STREET PLAN. And a lot of that is one way streets and/or pedestrianised so you can’t drive along them. Or you can only drive along them at certain times of the day.

I saw this and just laughed. Because really? You think that’s bad? BLESS YOUR COTTON SOCKS, AMERICA. I find NYC deeply, deeply strange, because (as far as I’m aware), every city in the UK, pretty much, is like Boston. Only older. 

Most cities in the UK? Built around a mediaeval centre. Even if the buildings aren’t still there, the streets are. Windy, narrow, one-way, pedestrianised, and hellish. And I love it. *clutches nation to bosom*

athousanderrors:

itinerantvae:

scifigrl47:

poins:

enterprisingly:

 

and then there’s fort lauderdale

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which will never let you leave

This is completely unfair.

Half of those Boston streets are one way, so it’s WAY WAY WORSE than you can see from the air.  DEATHTRAP BABY!

Wait, Americans think Boston is a complex street plan?

Norwich satellite view

WELCOME TO A CITY THAT STILL HAS MOST OF ITS MEDIAEVAL STREET PLAN. And a lot of that is one way streets and/or pedestrianised so you can’t drive along them. Or you can only drive along them at certain times of the day.

I saw this and just laughed. Because really? You think that’s bad? BLESS YOUR COTTON SOCKS, AMERICA. I find NYC deeply, deeply strange, because (as far as I’m aware), every city in the UK, pretty much, is like Boston. Only older. 

Most cities in the UK? Built around a mediaeval centre. Even if the buildings aren’t still there, the streets are. Windy, narrow, one-way, pedestrianised, and hellish. And I love it. *clutches nation to bosom*

I think introverts often have a strong reaction against the expectations of an extroverted culture, and we spin things so that introversion is better and aren’t we so thoughtful and wonderful? The truth is that I like being an introvert, but sometimes I still wish I was an extrovert, because I struggle to express myself fully and I am often misunderstood. I don’t have to spin that and I don’t have to deny it.
Writing to Reach You
I prefer the absurdity of writing poems
to the absurdity of not writing poems.
Wislawa Szymborska, from “Possibilities”, trans. Clare Kavanagh & Stanislaw Baranczak (thank you, itgivesitthew)

liliukalani:

I should be writing my trabajo escrito for spanish right now (it is due tomorrow after all), but I am so into this one blog right now. I am of course, just really good at procrastinating, so I tend to get distracted by pretty much anything and everything during times of stress, but the things she…

Just discovering this (over a year later!) but thank you for the kind words!

tastefullyoffensive:

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I couldn’t resist

tastefullyoffensive:

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I couldn’t resist

showslow:

Maricor & Maricar, Your head will collapse when there’s nothing in it.

showslow:

Maricor & Maricar, Your head will collapse when there’s nothing in it.

People. This is not acceptable social behavior. 

People. This is not acceptable social behavior. 

So I had this moment, a few years ago now, where I was on the highway, looked over at a pick-up truck and thought, “Weird. That truck doesn’t have arms.” Then immediately realized that that was not at all weird. That the thought itself was weird. But the picture in my head of what I was I guess expecting to see on this truck was a lot like this. So I had to share.

inothernews:

Czech artist David Cerny has designed a double-decker bus that, yes, does pushups.  It will be installed at Czech Olympic headquarters in London during the Summer Games and will participate in the country’s swimming and handball teams.

(Photos: Petr Josek / Reuters via The Telegraph)