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[meta-xylene]

[trans-girl-nausicaa]

this is a malicious spirit summoned by capitalist magic

[theonion]

GRAND ISLE, LA—Unsure when he would feel such a compulsion again, local man Robert Malbrook told reporters Wednesday that he had no choice but to ride an unexpected urge to clean as far as it will take him. “I could be doing other things, but I have to take advantage of this while I still can,” said Malbrook, wiping down the counters of his kitchen and sweeping up the crumbs around the trash can in an impulsive flurry of activity that he was well aware could vanish as quickly as it came. “I want to mop the floors, scrub the stove top, even clean out the refrigerator. I simply can’t let this feeling pass. I don’t know how far this wave is going to take me, but I’m on board all the way to the very end.” At press time, Malbrook had stopped abruptly while washing his bathtub and moments later was watching TV.

[breakbearr-deactivated20221113]

Holy shit

[wondie-deactivated20180817]

He Say

[incompetentantagonist]

[movedtoscammer-deactivated20190]

[movedtoscammer-deactivated20190]

how do i tell my psychiatrist this is the only thing that will ever make me laugh anymore

[weavemama]

“how tf did this shit country make this happen”

[bolly-quinn-deactivated20180115]

this looks like the mr. krabs meme

[fotojournalismus]

From Belfast to Baghdad, See the World’s Dividing Walls

In 1989 Kai Wiedenhöfer photographed the fall of the Berlin Wall in his hometown, and was deeply moved by this experience of history unfolding. At the time, Wiedenhöfer, like many, believed this event would mark the end of walls being employed as political tools and dismissed them as anachronistic instruments of division.

Over twenty years later, history has proved us wrong; indeed walls have enjoyed a barbaric renaissance.

In steel and concrete, with watchtowers and barbed wire, mankind is building separation barriers at a rate perhaps unequalled in history - at least 6,000 miles in the last decade alone. (Our walled world)

Border barriers have been erected in the US, Europe, and the Middle East in the aftermath of political, economic, religious and ethnic conflicts. Wiedenhöfer has documented walls in Belfast, Ceuta and Melilla, Baghdad, the Occupied Palestinian Territories, the American-Mexican border, Cyprus, Korea as well as the remains of the Iron Curtain.

Confrontiers presents Wiedenhöfer’s comprehensive project and evidences his conviction that walls are not solutions to today’s political and economic problems, but proof of human weakness, error and our inability to communicate with one another.

Photos by Kai Wiedenhöfer

[jacobdarvin]

[pleatedjeans]

[dadz0ne-deactivated20190608]

[hotsoccergirl1234-remade-blog1]

Probably around 15 times a year ill go into the group chat with my main girls and I’ll go on and on about how I met a guy and they’ll get like super hyped, and usually one will be like “it’s not going to be that picture again is it” and in like “lololol no I wish tho” and I’ll keep it going telling stories about how we met at a screening of Toy Story and that he’s really cute and kind of muscular but not to jacked and they always ask to see a picture of him and I go “hold on let me pull up his Facebook” and in the end I always send a picture of this man, and they’re like “I hate you so much” and don’t talk to me for a while but i will never give up on this joke

[feminist-mermaid]

[arqsa]

[lapetitecole]

Smoking break

photo: Margit Lisa Roeder

[wildflower-murals-blog]

the beginning of 2016: 

now:

[marniethedog]

took the train 2day

[hermionejg-deactivated20200701]

I don’t know what I even just watched but it really prepared me for the day.

[kingstupid]

always

[diarrheaworldstarhiphop]

[pinku-brain-blog]

[realfootage]