And you don't seem to understand

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[neige-leblanche]

i dont have any comment just please watch this shitty phone game ad i got

[unnatural-twenty]

The ending was like

[eclipsebykimlipmp3-deactivated2]

2012 tumblr was having to scroll through a pancakestein text post comic that took up half your dash

[dajo42]

[bird-big]

if i had the aladdin lamp i would ask for a genie blowjob and then a second genie blowjob immediately after. my third wish would be to increase world hunger

[illvminavt-vs-staff]

[konoko]

[segacity]

Ryo gets Kid Pai, from ‘Shenmue’ on the Dreamcast.

[dangdfeng]

current mood

Omori soundtrack of the game, the game hasn’t even come out yet but they released some music and it IS DAMN GOOD

[fravery]

Japanese Maple Tree in Winter 

[squeakitties]

[granteddrop]

NOTE: I didn’t write the joke- it’s based on @vampirefunkmetal​ ‘s very good post that you can read [here] !!

[nirvanasoul785]

[chinacat-sunflower]

[godswollen-deactivated20171014]

[mayhemofsalem]

[radioactive-green-dodo]

[thatoneblog89-deactivated202406]

[angelnumber27]

He’s talking about her whistle note

[y2kaestheticinstitute]

Mariko Mori – Miko no Inori / The Shaman Girl’s Prayer (1998) Physical Release, Limited Edition of 100 Egg-shaped VHS Case

[neshamama]

from the art institute of chicago:

Mariko Mori creates multimedia work that conceives of art, technology, and Buddhist spirituality as interconnected, unifying forces. In the 1990s she turned to fashion and science fiction as pop-cultural models to produce unsettling, high-gloss dreamscapes.

Staged in Osaka’s Kansai International Airport, the video Miko No Inori (The Shaman-Girl’s Prayer) presents a calming but otherworldly vision. Mori stars as an extraterrestrial character: outfitted in a white, iridescent costume and wearing reflective, icy-blue contact lenses, she turns a crystal ball as if conjuring the future or caressing the object of her affection. A recording of the artist singing a haunting Japanese song (“The word is melting; the word is melting, becoming one”) plays in the background.

In this work, Mori is not only an extraterrestrial, but also a shaman—a person who acts as an intermediary between the earthly and spiritual realms.

[iamthesuckdickforclogsgirl-deac]

jean ray laury