¿just why?

drink your coffee. read your books. it's chaos out there

[raspberrydee]

this line made me CACKLE omg 💀

[jambearie]

I hadn't realized "serving cunt has its consequences" was a real life thing lestat de lioncourt said and not just a joke someone added to a gif and that's the only thing that will keep me from sobbing through the next week

[skyrigel]

[skyrigel]

[marysyp96]

Him being extremely pleased with himself while messing with Daniel during the interview 💅🏻

(I’m betting they’re both high and drunk as fuck right after partying together)

[vampire-stereo]

[nerdk]

[britishmuseum]

‘Cradle to Grave’ by Pharmacopoeia

Cradle to Grave explores our approach to health in Britain today. The piece incorporates a lifetime supply of prescribed drugs knitted into two lengths of fabric, illustrating the medical stories of one woman and one man. Each length contains over 14,000 drugs, the estimated average prescribed to every person in Britain in their lifetime. This does not include pills we might buy over the counter, which would require about 40,000 pills each.

Some of the treatments are common to both: each starts at birth with an injection of vitamin K and immunisations, and both take antibiotics and painkillers at various times. Other treatments are more specific. The woman takes contraceptive pills, and hormone replacement therapy in middle age. The man has asthma and hay fever when young, but enjoys good health until his fifties. He finally stops smoking after a bad chest infection when he is 70. He is treated for high blood pressure for the last ten years of his life and has a heart attack and dies of a stroke in his seventies. He takes as many pills in the last ten years of his life as in the first 66.

Cradle to Grave also contains family photographs and other personal objects and documents. The captions, written by the owners, trace typical events in people’s lives. These show that maintaining a sense of well-being is more complex than just treating episodes of illness. 

Cradle to Grave by Pharmacopoeia (2003) is on display in Room 24.

Pharmacopoeia are Susie Freeman, Dr Liz Lee and David Critchley.

All images © 2003 Pharmacopoeia.

[alden-yaps-again]

you wouldn't last an hour in the aslyum they raised me

[depsidase]

[anxietyproblem]

[importantcatpics]

[peachlessroomba]

[holymolyyikes]

'people can't be a burden on the state because the state exists for the people' philosophytube stays goated and what a way with words too

[gretchenfinch]

latest phupload. fucking lethal

[bookdragon28]

Heart eyes howell will forever do it for me

[phautist]

your honor, i love them

[maybebi47]

the funniest thing about jealous dan is that he truly has nothing to be jealous about. phil took one look at him 16 years ago and did a generational lock in, he locked in so hard he went back into the closet, phil was watching that nerd play ddr and was actively falling in love with him

[dnpandcats]

phil's face during the Bet On It impromptu performance was SO PHOND!! his eyess!!! 🥹