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It takes an ocean not to break.

[the-national]

Guyyysssss… After 12 hours, I finished this drawing of Matt. 😍❤️

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frenums: 

skeleton smartypants was defeated once and for all

[coloneldonut]

THE REACTION FACES JUST MAKE THIS 84927 TIMES FUNNIER

[opheliarosaline-deactivated2019]

This is my kind of humor

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frenums made these a couple years ago and they’re still my fave forever

[maybemfeo]

Coming of age stories are cultural rallying points, and of them, much is made. Their words, images and sounds represent the blinding optimism of youth and the reconciliation of simpler lives with more complicated futures. Everything in Transit is one of those stories. I lived, wrote and recorded this album in a haze of heartbreak and THC, a fast that did little to belie my sense of adventure on ambition. In retrospect, the beauty of Everything in Transit is its assertion that regardless of circumstance, so many people find themselves asking the same questions of the world as they attempt to build their own personal philosophies. I was searching when I wrote these songs. I was traveling and unafraid. I believed I could dismantle my life, relationships, accomplishments and failures, write it down and in the process become the artist and man I’d always wished to be. For a moment this was true. When people talk about Transit, many are quick to reflect on the strange events that followed its completion. I happen to be one of those people. Nevertheless, this is not an album about the illness I found at the end of some twisted rainbow. It is about the journey from my parents’ house to that first apartment I shared with friends. It’s about falling in love too young and the dual heartbreak that spoke from such a relationship. It’s about faith in the universe and the opening of one’s eyes and heart so they might end up on the path for which they were intended. Nearly 10 years later I am writing this copy from an airplane en route to a show for yet another new project. I wear a ring now, and it belongs to the girl I boxed the stars with in the bridge of “Dark Blue”. I am still searching and writing, dismantling and rebuilding. As I pass through the clouds and the ground comes into view I am reminded of the fading mantra which closes out this body of work, an album that means so much to so many, myself included. “Maybe we were made for each other. Maybe the world will look like this forever.” Maybe…

Andrew McMahon, on the 10th Anniversary of Everything In Transit (via wreckingballheart)

[fuckyeahthenational]

EL VY: Matt Berninger and Brent Knopf

[astronautmikedexter88]

This guy is a cartoon character that became a person

[wowsla]

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Jack Ü

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  northernrustication

[reapermane]

what the fuck

[mrbonesmidnitespookshow]

kid: “is it beef?” Banksy: “WRONG, IT’S SHEEP, JUST LIKE YOU. AND YOU.” Banksy, now pointing at everyone entering Dismaland: “AND YOU. AND YOU. AND YOU. AND YOU.AND

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[astronautmikedexter88]

My spirit animal

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[sixpenceee]

Underwater River

This is an underwater river in Mexico (Yucatan). The different density levels in the two waters causes them to layer.

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Photo credit: Anatoly Beloshchin

[whatshouldwecallme]

When one of my friends tries to drag me out of my Netflix binge

[astronautmikedexter88]

Me af

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Visit Original Link

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(nowhere to go, nowhere to go)

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How Trigger Warnings Are Hurting Mental Health on Campus

College students are increasingly demanding protection from words and ideas they don’t like. Here’s why that’s disastrous for education.

[astronautmikedexter88]

This guy just turned 79 years old. SEVENTY-NINE.