Somethin',

Welikiskik tata’n. Aiden Ash Canada, 1993, Mi'kmaw [Native] and French, all or neither. Artist, woodworker, writer, reptile enthusiast Good'day

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savage

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why did this end

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March 28 2015

The white rabbit in my dream last night is making me think.

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untitled by Johannes Huwe on Flickr.

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Bernie Sanders is the only candidate with a plan to empower Native Americans

As the primaries head  west this week, it’s worth looking into the candidates’ plans to address the challenges facing Native Americans. Turns out, there’s not much to see — unless you’re looking at Bernie Sanders. Sanders has an articulated plan for America’s indigenous people (above partially), including a plan to protect sacred places.

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By Karen Zack (@teenybiscuit)

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I love this meme so much. It’s just missing my favorite 

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the best thing about dogs is you can act like something really good just happened and they’ll instantly start celebrating too and they have no idea what the context is they’re just always ready to party no matter what

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YES

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And will be more excited than you for longer

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Same

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actually all dogs do not go to heaven as several sources have confirmrd scrappy doo is burning in hell

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cowards-sorcery

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what kind of snake is this

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peachsticks

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Last Meals of Innocent Men

Campaign for Amnesty International, displaying the final meal requests of prisoners executed on Death Row, who were later found innocent.

Photographed by James Reynolds

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Macro lighters by Chuck Anderson

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Stunning & Dark Drawings of Animals’ Skeletons Emerging From Their Skin by Paul Jackson

Toronto-based artist Paul Jackson illustrates detailed pen and pencil sketches with a macabre sensibility, which literally disintegrate the internal anatomy of animals. With careful attention and sophistication, Jackson makes sure the integrity of his work doesn’t suffer by assuring they do not resemble roadkill.

Dark and beautiful, the artist disassembles the whole body with love, taking care to leave the organs, capillaries and skin as intact as possible while the bones are lifted off cleanly. Clearly, he desires to showcase the body or head of the subject as a whole and living entity, beside the structure that holds it upright.

His ink has left an intense expression on both the skeletons and the face of the subjects, as intense as if they were to about to pounce on their prey. To simulate this animalistic ritual, Jackson draws each creature in mid-motion, making them seem even more alive than two-dimensional. 

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Gonna watch Lie to Me  with bud light and chips ‘cause I’m friggen mad and don’t wanna talk to no one. Coming here always gets me angry and lonely. No big deal. Just somebody around the house pulled an argument out of thin air about something that’s long gone and nobody’s fault and it struck an ugly chord within me. No thank you. I’d rather be surrounded by people I don’t know and be lonely than be made to feel lonely by those that are near by. Been to enough counselling sessions to get that considering your own feelings as unimportant and whatever isn’t healthy. Whatever mannn.