Captain

Rob Manley. Sarasota, FL. 25 years old. Marine Biology. Engaged to we-spies. New College of Florida Alum. Working at an aquaculture farm raising ornamentals

[househunting]

$475,000/2 br

1802 sq ft

Nevada City, CA

1980′s PNW contemporary of my dreams

[anchoredintheocean]

Well shit. I came out here to feed my stingrays and now I'm stuck.

[newrider]

[wamscoastsmoker]

IT’S HALLOWEEN TIME TO GET SPOOKY

[notsocialphobixanymorelmao-deac]

I T S T H E M I D D L E O F J U N E

[wamscoastsmoker]

I T I S H A L L O W E E N T I M E T O G E T S P O O K Y

[pwhyxco]

ok who the fuck got this on my dash it’s still june

[wamscoastsmoker]

get spooky

[tshifty]

how does this appear every june

[likeimbrandnew]

T I M E T O G E T S P O O K Y

[chroniclermatrix-deactivated202]

it’s rainbow skeletons. it’s pride month so it’s goddamn relevant time to get SPOOKY AND QUEER

[chaosophia218]

Octopus from Conradi Gesneri’s Historiae Animalium, 1551.

[knived-deactivated20180806]

hey folks with disabilities and chronic illnesses

in about six months, i’m looking to start a thesis that takes interviews from chronically ill/disabled people about their experiences the topics covered would be intimacy, care, compassion, and othering specifically i’d like to hear from queer and/or non-white people, but anyone who is disabled or chronically ill can contact me and i would love to talk to you i myself am chronically ill and disabled, as well as mixed race and queer the aim of my thesis will be to question those topics as they apply to disabled people in an ableist society your information would be kept entirely confidential and i wouldn’t ask any questions about your medical history or diagnoses primarily, i want an ethnographic narrative structure, so the questions would be loose and vague and your answers would be used according to our mutually agreed upon selection

you could back out or redact your interview at any time

message me here and i’ll give you my email address so we can start a dialogue!

please please signal boost this, thanks!

[margot-terc]

[apricotshark]

the monty hall saga

please watch brooklyn nine-nine

[misskiwi]

hoooOw dare you detective diaz i am your supIORIOR OFFICER! (BONE!!!!)whathappensinmybedroomdetectiveis none of your business (!boOoOoNE?!) dont, ever, speak to me like that again.

[shencomix]

For sharing: Vertical | Square

[anchoredintheocean]

You: Flavortown

Me, an intellectual: Urban Tasteland

[thevaultofretroscifi]

Carrie Fisher (October 21, 1956 – December 27, 2016)

[batmanisagatewaydrug-deactivate]

G'nite space mom 💜💜💜

[did-you-know]

Some researchers say the ‘Elf on the Shelf’ sends a negative message to children. They claim it teaches kids to accept a surveillance state because the elf continuously watches but never interacts with them, and that it also confuses them because it’s the only toy they have that can’t be touched or played with. Source Source 2

[anchoredintheocean]

This is why we all need Krampus on the Corner.

[quarkmaster]

The Call of Cthulhu

For the special edition of “YABANİ” magazine!

for reading the story: http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/cc.aspx

ömer tunç

[archatlas]

Fabian Oefner`s Photographic Paintings

Fabian Oefner`s new work, “Photographic Paintings” moves within the realms of painting and photography. As in previous works like “Disintegrating“ or “Paint in Motion“ the artist explores the possibilities and limits of photography.

When looking at the prints from a distance, one could define the works as paintings. The compositions distantly resemble Mark Rothko’s nebulous rectangles or Clifford Still’s large, monochromatic fields of color. Delicate gradients seem to have been painted effortlessly across the canvas with subtle brush stroke structures being added into the expanses of paint. However, when looking at the work up-close, one discovers various clues, that define it as photograph: Certain structures appear unsharp, indicating the technical origin of the piece. Furthermore, the texture of the paint has a characteristic graininess, as it is common in very large prints. And there is a faint smell of baryta coming from the print, a chemical used in high quality photographic papers.

Read more here.

Via

[anchoredintheocean]

This pillow smells like shit.

[anchoredintheocean]

Also, this whole work Tuesday - Saturday thing is super weird and I don’t get it but having Mondays open will be awesome. I also cannot sleep even though I’ve been going to sleep at 10 every night for a few days now. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[sin-eater]