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Fun fact: This is Orlando’s legit impression of Johnny; it wasn’t originally scripted.
Was there even a script for this film. Every time I see a post about PotC they are like ‘this wasn’t scripted’
by now I’m like 70% sure they just released Orlando, Kiera, and Johnny into the Caribbean and told them to pretend it was the 1700’s
fucking Bill Nye the damn science guy
“Today may be the last day of your juvenile delinquency but it should also be the first day of your new adult disobedience,” John Waters recently told the 2015 graduating class of Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in his commencement speech.
John Waters Tells Young Artists to “Wreck What Came Before”
Love story.
Better love story than most.
Aweeeeh
Better love story than twilight
(via Decoded | Are Fried Chicken & Watermelon Racist? | MTV News - YouTube)
MTV Decoded is a weekly series on MTV News where the fearless Franchesca Ramsey tackles race, pop culture, and other uncomfortable things, in funny and thought-provoking ways. This episode, she talks about the fried chicken and watermelon stereotype. How the heck did two foods that are so delicious get turned into something so negative? Well, it turns out the history is pretty disgusting. How does the past affect today’s stereotype? And what do fried chicken & watermelon jokes actually mean?
The problem with Cinco de Mayo we can’t ignore
For Americans, Cinco de Mayo is another excuse for excess — to drown themselves in Mexican beer and margaritas, and wear sombreros for fun, as if donning one imbues one with actual culture. “Cinco de Drinko,” was how Good Morning America anchor Lara Spencer referred to it last year, before she tweeted an apology, while the hosts of MSNBC’s Way Too Early had to apologize for their own margarita-and-sombrero incident. Indeed, on this one day, Americans drink more beer than on St. Patrick’s Day or during the the Super Bowl.
While the United States will go to great — even deadly — lengths to secure its border from Mexican immigrants, it will gladly accept aspects of Mexican culture that it can bastardize.
And the saddest part? The real history gets lost. No, Cinco de Mayo is not “Mexican Independence Day.”
Heartbreaking Photos Of Pollution That Will Inspire You To Recycle
Take care of the Earth!
boost the fuck out of this
This makes me sad.
Basically
Oldie but goodie
Over The Shoulder Selkie (by Crieffy.)
come to momma
Realness
Inside The Curious Animal World of @christyyeee’s Sketchbook
To keep up with Christie Tan Jia Wen’s year of #FoodNAnimals illustrations, follow @christyyeee on Instagram.
Inside the sketchbook of Christie Tan Jia Wen (@christyyeee), an alternative universe of animals and food lovingly live together. Beluga whales swim through ladles of pumpkin soup. Ocelots sharpen their claws on cappuccino stirrers. Red Crowned Cranes defend their nest of soba noodles against invading chopsticks. Even dachshunds wag their tales for mustard on a hot dog.
“Mom always said she gave me too many children’s books when I was little, and I guess it’s part of me now,” says Christie, an architecture student in Malaysia. “I like to give my characters a glint of something that they might portray when they find themselves in situations like, well, like when they sneak in your mojito or something.”
For her prolific sketching, Christie lets her imagination free associate. “I usually start with a food and think what animal suits it best,” she says. “For example, the noodles have lots of seafood, and kingfishers eat fish, so there it goes. And hedgehogs roll up into a ball like Swiss rolls. Just whatever that links those two together.”
Christie’s #FoodNAnimals project began when she was sketching ideas for a tote bag design competition about climate change. “Climate change made me think of polar bears, and polar bears made me think of icebergs, and icebergs made me think of warm climate, and warm climate made me think of watermelons and watermelons actually quite resemble ice bergs,” explains Christie. “After submission I went like, why not?”
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you now you want to.
Gonna have to wait a whole year if you miss this.
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“She was wearing such a beautiful color, a sort of inky teal,” photographer Jessica Fulford-Dobson said of the Afghan girl with the carefully tied headscarf whose portrait she took last year. In November, the photograph won second place in the prestigious Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize, and the larger series, Skate Girls of Kabul, is now on view at London’s Saatchi Gallery.
Arming Kabul’s Girls with Skateboards
BADASS
- Hazel
These girls are so cool. -Emily
