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taking advantage of the pinned post feature to let y'all know that if i just randomly reblogged something you posted over a year ago, that's not me digging deep through your blog but rather me emptying out things that have been sitting in my drafts for. well, over a year. <3 hope u don't mind xoxo
the fact that op turned off rbs is very very funny to me. anyway i want this post on my blog too.
do you think, for a potato chip, being dipped in an onion-based condiment is like seeing an old friend for the first time in years, both of you fundamentally changed and soon destined to die but nonetheless still here in this moment?
Why would a potato and an onion be friends?
they grew up together! they're from the same neighborhood!! (underground)
i don't get to play my ukulele as often as i'd like but whenever i do i have such familiar fondness for the hurt in my fingers from pressing down the strings. it's lovely <3
when a british actor does an american accent everyone’s like “i didn’t even know they were british until they were on colbert.” but when americans do a british accent everyone’s like “they’re supposed to be from east cocksford but their glottal e’s are north dicksford. shameful.”
Saw an interesting interview with Hugh Laurie talking about this (on playing House and 'getting away with' doing an American accent):
".... because they're much less interested...they don't have that 'Professor Higgins' ear for.... class and background and geography and the way the British are much more attuned to wait a second where are you from and what trick are you trying to pull on me by... with that particular choice of words. I think partly again because it's such a big country nobody really.... it doesn't bother people so much where you're from or why you sound the way you sound. America's a country that's too big to know itself. Someone living in Florida's go no idea how people behave or what they eat or how they dress in Oregon, it's just so far away - whereas we know, of course, we know absolutely everything about... every British drama we watch, we're like, well that's High Wycombe, that could never happen because it's a one way system there! whereas America's so mythically grand, it's too big to know it'self, and that actually has an affect with things like accent. "
they are indeed real! they’re from the twelve tables, a roman law text so old that it’s hard for even people who are well-versed in latin to read by the text is archaic (also half of it is missing but whatever)
while we’re on the subject, here are some more good ones that i forgot to put in:
the fucked up thing is how "Creep" by Radiohead will really get your ass if you hear it at the wrong time. that shit can be stupid and overdramatic or it can have the weight of an atomic bomb dropped on your heart it just depends
It's actually a song about self loathing and grief over perceiving oneself as undeserving of the love they desire. While this has much in common with the core of incel ideology, the key component it that incels blame this perceived inadequacy and poor self esteem on the women they feel entitled to, whereas Thom Yorke in "Creep" is saying "I hate myself for not being deserving of your love." Hope this helps.
JOY HAS A HABIT OF RETURNING. BTW
Banana Yoshimoto, Kitchen
hi,, happy valentine's day! hope you're very happy. i just wanted to say that this blog has literally made my goddamn day every time i see a post. i followed you from my old account when i was like fourteen but i just found you again and it's like a piece of me i got back. as someone whose mum is a professor of genetics, i applaud the sheer hard work you put into this. lots of luv <33
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I think this picture of my gf helping fix my car should be in the MoMa
shark: the ultimate gender
Solar eclipse shadows
