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This is pretty funny lol
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This is pretty funny lol
Before the Hogwarts Express, some young wizards and witches made their way to Hogwarts on broomsticks and in enchanted carriages
There are other fractional platforms at King’s Cross station. Try 7 1/2 for a trip to wizard-only villages in Europe.
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By Jean Jullien.
Visual representation on how we let technology ruin social interactions and pleasant experiences.
Me: *hates this*
why do baby boomers love to produce this “technology is bad fire is scary and thomas edison was a witch” garbage?
fuck THIS
I never see a cashier with an empty queue. Self-serve checkout machines make life GREAT for people with social anxiety or self conscious people. I get nervous that everyone is judging my weight. So when I do my monthly ice-cream, chocolate, and menstrual products run, I will do it with a fucking self-serve machine.
I’m happy seeing my friends take photos of their food. I like taking photos of my food. Because there is a chef in the back of the kitchen who works hard to plate things beautifully and in any other situation, people dive in immediately and ruin that image. We take photos to preserve that image and who the fuck knows, if I was the chef I would be digging through instagram hoping to see my plate on there. We’re celebrating someones hard work, work that is generally temporary.
And I don’t know what kind of friends you have, but if someone is taking a photo of their food, I’m not gonna bother talking to them until they’re done. Why would you try to have a conversation when someone is busy?? And it takes a few minutes, you can wait for someone who wants to perform a small act of creativity.
It’s nice to get likes on instagram. If you’re monogamous and on tinder, it’s not technology’s fault you’re contemplating cheating. What is SO BAD about having food delivered to your home? And is there anything wrong with having movies streaming instantly? No - but if you complain that Netflix takes up your life than be an adult and step back. It’s not technology’s fault that you have no self control.
Selfies are fun. Selfies are great. Your friend is a jerk if they don’t even take a minute to take of photo of you as well. Why do you care if people use technology around you on the subway? That makes me feel less self-conscious that people are staring or judging me. They can play their games, read, etc. Someone is occupied, why is that so wrong?
Your phone has a zoom option so you can record/photograph a concert? FUCKING good for you!
And again. If your phone keeps you up, be an adult, get some self control and step back.
Technology isn’t bad. You’re just upset with yourselves for having a lack of self-control. You hate that people connect through technology. And maybe, you just don’t like seeing people love themselves, enjoy life, and feel joy. That’s your problem, not technology’s.
^^^ bang on.
i’ll just leave this here:
fixed some of these
i would have done the rest but my eyes were about to roll out of my head over the clueless hypocrisy and self-congratulatory posturing of digitally illustrating luddite crapola about how baaaad technology is, and then posting it on the internet for people to enjoy it.
artist owned themself harder than any critic could, credit where due
love the edits, love the commentary.
when i go out with my friends, we often have our laptops open on the restaurant table. sometimes we get Looks from waitstaff or other customers at first, and maybe they’re thinking what that cartoonist was thinking, “oh how sad these people are Doing Technology instead of making with the human warmth and bonding!”
a couple hours later, we have the waitress hanging over the back of our booth looking at our screens too, and all of us are talking at once. because the computers are giving us things to talk about, ways to show each other things, ways to go get information and pictures to show each other. the only thing ‘missing’ from our socialization is eye contact, and, well, i’m autistic, ask me if i care. :D
really, if you watch people on their phones or laptops in public, if they’re there with someone, they’re using the tech as part of their interaction. they’re showing each other stuff, or talking about what they’re seeing.
and if they’re there alone, why do you have a problem with them doing a thing? do you hassle people for reading, too? does it upset you when people have headphones on? because i think maybe the problem you have is not the technology. i think maybe the problem you have is “i am uncomfortable when we are not about me.” strangers on the bus don’t have to pay attention to you, jerkass. they’re on the phone with someone they actually like.
and you know… the couple who are sitting next to each other doing different things… what do you want them to be doing instead? having sex? arguing? sometimes i watch a video or read fic on my laptop while seebs is playing a game on his tablet, and we hold hands or play with each other’s hair, and it’s incredibly relaxing. if you think a couple sitting together isn’t bonding, maybe the issue is your approach to relationships.
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Fragile Flexible Packaging System (2014) by Mireia Gordi i Vila
Photographed by Anna Queralt Maymo
Fragile looks into the world of shipping. A flexible packaging system as a reusable companion to the packaged object rather than a disposable skin. An inquiry into the materiality and the typologies of transport packaging for valuable goods. Form follows format. Format follows logistics. Fragile is a method for shipping valuable goods. By using the properties of an elastic composite membrane, Fragile traps objects of different shapes and weights in an immediate bespoke packaging. A standard for the non-standards. A quick method to ship works of art, collectibles and other singular objects in a package that is reusable, modular, collapsible and fits into existing logistics.
Hey guys I had a bunch of links to books so I thought i would share them, Enjoy!
Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone (x) Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (x) Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban (x) Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire (x) Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (x) Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince (x) Harry Potter And The Deathly Hollows (x) Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (x) Hunger Games Suzanne Collins(x) Catching Fire Suzanne Collins (x) Mocking Jay Suzanne Collins (x) The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Cassandra Clare (x) City of Ash Cassandra Clare(x) City of Glass Cassandra Clare (x) City of Fallen Angels Cassandra Clare (x) City of Lost Souls Cassandra Clare(x) The Infernal Devices: Clockwork Angel Cassandra Clare(x) Clockwork Prince Cassandra Clare (x) Clockwork Princess Cassandra Clare(x) Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Rick Riordan (x) Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters Rick Riordan (x) Percy Jackson and the Titan’s Curse Rick Riordan (x) Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth Rick Riordan (x) Percy Jackson and the The Last Olympian Rick Riordan (x) The Demigod Files Rick Riordan (x) The Lost Hero Rick Riordan (x) The Son of Neptune Rick Riordan (x) The Mark of Athena Rick Riordan (x) House of Hades Rick Riordan (x) The Demigod Diaries Rick Riordan (x) Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (x) Vampire Academy: Frostbite by Richelle Mead(x) Vampire Academy: Shadow Kiss by Richelle Mead (x) Vampire Academy: Blood Promise by Richelle Mead (x) Vampire Academy: Spirit Bound by Richelle Mead (x) Vampire Academy: Last Sacrifice by Richelle Mead (x) A Game of Thrones by George RR Martin (x) A Clash of Kings by George RR Martin (x) A Storm of Swords by George RR Martin (x) A Feast of Crows by George RR Martin (x) A Dance with Dragons by George RR Martin (x) The Hobbit J. R. R. Tolkien (x) Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring J. R. R. Tolkien (x) Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers J. R. R. Tolkien (x) Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King J. R. R. Tolkien (x) Silmarillion by J.R.R Tolkien (x) 12 volumes of the History of Middle Earth (x) The Children of Húrin (x) Divergent by Veronica Roth (x) Insurgent by Veronica Roth (x) Allegiant by Veronica Roth (x) The Maze Runner by James Dashner (x) The Scorch Trials by James Dashner (x) The Death Cure by James Dashner (x) Prequel The Kill Order by James Dashner (x) The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis (x) Prince Caspian: The Return to Narnia by C.S Lewis (x) The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C.S Lewis (x) The Silver Chair by C.S Lewis (x) The Horse and His Boy by C.S Lewis (x) The Magician’s Nephew by C.S Lewis audio book (x) The Last Battle by C.S Lewis (x) The Prince by Kiera Cass (x) The Selection by Kiera Cass (x) The Elite by Kiera Cass (x) The Guard by Kiera Cass (x) Matched by Ally Condie (x) Crossed by Ally Condie (x) Reached by Ally Condie (x) Annabel Delirium 0.5 by Lauren Oliver (x) Delirium by Lauren Oliver (x) Hana Delirium 1.5 by Lauren Oliver (x) Pandemonium by Lauren Oliver (x) Raven Delirium 2.5 by Lauren Oliver (x) Requiem by Lauren Oliver (x) Uglies by Scott Westerfeld (x) Pretties Scott Westerfeld (x) Specials by Scott Westerfeld (x) Extra’s by Scott Westerfeld (x) The Giver by Lois Lowry (x) Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry (x) The Messenger by Lois Lowry (x) Son by Lois Lowry (x) Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling (x) The Fault in our Stars John Green(x) An Abundance of Katherine John Green (x) Paper Towns John Green (x) Looking for Alaska by John Green (x) The Stand by Stephan King (x) It by Stephen King (x) The Shining by Stephen King (x) The Tommyknockers by Stephen King (x) Firestarter by Stephen King (x) The Spectacular Now by Tim Tharp (x) Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta (x) Panic by Lauren Oliver (x) Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson (x) Stolen by Lucy Christopher (x) Everyday by David Levithan (x) If I Stay by Gayle Formam (x) Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoul (x) It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini (x) Along for the Ride Sarah Dessen (x) Perks of Being a Wallflower Stephen Chbosky (x) The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (x) The Host by Stephanie Meyer (x) 1984 by George Orwell (x) Animal Farm by George Orwell (x) The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood (x) The Road by Cormac Mccarthy (x) Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (x) Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (x) The Pact by Jodi Picoult (x) Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher (x) Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen (x) Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion (x) White Oleander Janet Fitch (x) Message in a Bottle by Nicholas Sparks (x) Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks (x) Nora Roberts Chasing Fire (x) Dare to Love Jaci Burton (x) Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs (x)
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Charming Illustrated Cinemagraphs Reflect The Idyllic Mood Of Lazy Summer Days
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You can feel each one…
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This mobile desk for laptop is lightweight and comfortable on your lap. It makes working anywhere with your laptop possible.
What is interesting, is that the Frida Kahlo venerated by American feminists is a very different Frida Kahlo to the one people learn about in Mexico, in the Chicano community. In her country, she is recognized as an important artist and a key figure in revolutionary politics of early 20th century Mexico. Her communist affiliations are made very clear. Her relationship with Trotsky is underscored. All her political activities with Diego Rivera are constantly emphasized. The connection between her art and her politics is always made. When Chicana artists became interested in Frida Kahlo in the ‘70s and started organizing homages, they made the connection between her artistic project and theirs because they too were searching for an aesthetic compliment to a political view that was radical and emancipatory. But when the Euro-American feminists latch onto Frida Kahlo in the early ‘80s and when the American mainstream caught on to her, she was transformed into a figure of suffering. I am very critical of that form of appropriation.
Coco Fusco on her Amerindians piece from 1992 with Guillermo Gómez-Peña (via tofunkey)
"post" björk photographed by jean baptiste mondino (1995)
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