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I mean look at these two. Now that they’re home all day I’ll probably just take pictures and post them twenty four seven.
You’re welcome.
I repost my friend Wollie’s portrait of little boy on summer vacation and his beloved old cat who has never worked a day in his life. Love incarnate.
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Aznar y Thatcher eran tal para cual.
yes but,…he’s baaaaack…./ si, pero,…..¿esta aquí!….
(via conflictingideas)
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Sherlock Holmes
por Pacou
“Please make sure that your bags of garbage are not leaking. Mostly because the trail you leave will lead us right to your door.”
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Advice for the modern girl. 1954 edition.
He just wants her tits to look like those of a well-nourished 17 year old.
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When you live abroad, you realize that, no matter where you are, you will always be an ex-pat. There will always be a part of you that is far away from its home and is lying dormant until it can breathe and live in full color back in the country where it belongs. To live in a new place is a beautiful, thrilling thing, and it can show you that you can be whoever you want — on your own terms. It can give you the gift of freedom, of new beginnings, of curiosity and excitement. But to start over, to get on that plane, doesn’t come without a price. You cannot be in two places at once, and from now on, you will always lay awake on certain nights and think of all the things you’re missing out on back home
—-Chelsea Fagan, Thought Catalog (via btgphoto)
And if you haven’t left home, you lie in bed dreaming of how life would be somewhere else.
(via conflictingideas)
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Madriz.
Madrid is pretty in late spring before summer bakes it to a crisp. (I live near most of these places and I’m so jaded I forget to open my eyes and remember how lovely they are.)
(Source: flawless-places, via conflictingideas)
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Devoto era Buzzcocks. Pop perfection.
Buzzcocks: ‘Love Battery’
To young New Yorkers planning on going to the Punk exhibit at the Met: Save yourself the “suggested admission fee” and put this on and open the windows and crank up the sound. Repeat until eviction.
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Katharine Hepburn in Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Next time you’re having a bad day, just act out one of these GIFs and like magic all will be well. And Kate.
(Source: anyonecanlose, via raincoaster)
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Jason Wu, at 30, is too young to have experienced the punk movement, but he and his date, Jessica Paré, recently participated in this generation’s version. “We were just in Coachella together. So that’s like punk,” Wu said. As a teenager, Paré had her nose pierced. “I got a tattoo when I was 15, on my back, that now looks like I got it in prison,” she said. It’s a turtle.
—The Met ‘punk’ gala
Fuck me static. Where are Baader and Meinhof when you really need them?
(via feastingonroadkill)
I feel for you, Roadkill. But as someone who was in NYC and about the same age as Sid and Nancy back when they were doing their deathful love madness, I think they were just as insipid as the above couple, albeit in a parallel universe.
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Plaza Mayor, Madrid 2013
Love-SpainYes, (once again) I live a leisurely 15 minute walk from here and you don’t.
(Source: danimduran)
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wnyc:
Obituary for Matt Groening’s mother, who died recently. Simpsons fans will recognize some names.
-Jody, BL Show-
(h/t metafilter)
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at Jackson Square
Love this city. Gotta go back.
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Do You Know These Asian Pantry Ingredients?
Cook it ya’self 101. Take-out IS avoidable. Just try. -
INFILTRATION 101
1) There is no real loyalty among #Anonymous. Catch some, pay them, offer immunity. They’ll gladly sell out their “friends”.
2) Anonymity is #Anonymous ‘s own worst enemy. Put a mask on and brag about some exploits. They will gladly embrace you.
3) Superiority complex is prevalent among #Anonymous. Act like a n00b & worship them. They will gladly reveal their secrets.
—Infiltration 101 - Pastebin.com
Oh, you can always turn a flouncer, but it’s not really this simple.
(via raincoaster)
Phooey. The above statements are pretty true about any political movement/activity, from grassroots to the Oval Office/Downing Street/U.N. People will do that.
