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Meditation on Stones, a Body  Photographs and paintings by Gonzalo W. Bénard follow @GBenard on twitter I once tried to force a Japanese brush to paint the way I wanted: in perfect controlled lines. And the brush told me: “Allow me to flow and I’ll reward you. Do not try to control my own spirit, my own nature, my own purpose. Rather, take me, and free me by freeing yourself, because there’s no space I can not go and there’s no time I can not control”.

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Baden Powell

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Seed bombs began as a fun and friendly tactic for greening abandoned lots in urban spaces. “Guerrilla gardeners” throw balls of seeds and fertilizer into fenced-off spaces that are otherwise neglected, such as brownfields or land in zoning limbo.

Now, a California company is using seed bombs as a strategy to fight the disappearance of bees. Ei Ei Khin and Chris Burley started Seedles with the aim of spreading bee-friendly wildflowers in neighborhoods around the country. Their goal is to grow 1 billion wildflowers with the help of colorful seed balls, a project they call “Grow the Rainbow.

DYI Seed Bomb: http://blog.backtoeden.ca/do-it-yourself-seed-bombs-for-wildflowers-guerrilla-gardening

Seedles: www.growtherainbow.com by valhallamovement https://instagram.com/p/8QXtowDcRa/www.growtherainbow.com by valhallamovement https://instagram.com/p/8QXtowDcRa/

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Darryl Ayo

[Press (A) To Talk] 008

made for comicsworkbook

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What’s been buried inside me for sure?

Jack Kerouac, from Mexico City Blues: 242 Choruses (via violentwavesofemotion)

[theneedledrop-deactivated202304]

Jello Biafra said it best: "Hmmm, I could spend my money on speed which will last me for a little bit, or I could buy a record which will last me for a long time" (not an exact quote but the gist of what he meant; check out Jello on Crate Doggers by Fuse for full quote)

I’ve seen him say that. Full agreement.

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And if you knew what I meant you would say You disgust me –

Jack Kerouac, from Mexico City Blues: 242 Choruses (via violentwavesofemotion)

[theneedledrop-deactivated202304]

Pardon my OCD but in a lot of your old videos you didn't put "y'all know this just my opinion right" can you just confirm that those were all just YOUR opinion.

My older reviews were fact, that’s why.

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a fact is an opinion about what isn’t true. 

[theneedledrop-deactivated202304]

what do you think about black metal as an ideology? many bands are "black metal" bc of shrieks, blast beats, tremolo picking etc yet their ideology and worldview are in complete opposition to what black metal was originally about.

I appreciate BM as a culture. I observe it, enjoy it, and fully understand their dislike of outsiders.

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A smeared surfaces tires of reflection. For the center, search elsewhere

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New York photographer Brian Morr wears his Gap 1969 Japanese selvedge denim for a day of exploring. 

See the rest of his outfit on Styld-by.com.

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The Gap is between money and death. in that gap we modulate our screams in rings forever. My true love kills me with flush of blood. the well is a hole, the darkness is painted. You blush. I am sorry that fashion eats clothes into us who already wear our faces like masks and skin like costumes. The crease in my jeans is the tear in the fabric of reality. dada was a fart and death is your stained underwear. Burn me if you can burn yourself through to me. I do not aim to rebel or attain yet when your advertisements emit negative energy and tune rooms of minds (when flashed on screens i hope for only an instant) my words snag and destroy the ebb to increase the danger, making you leave your room until you cease. 

 your mom embraces undergraduate ‘chaos’ like a baby bird, even she looks with larger eyes on leaves that sink in mud. I love to tell time on clocks whose hands strangle themselves and are left tongueless, hanging. 

[theneedledrop-deactivated202304]

You'llthony Cowardstano, how does it feel to be in more than one Viper music video?

Viper sucks

[fossilizedpolicerecords]

viper searches for the truth in his marrow but even that is toxic, the leak has no source

[givememysand-deactivated2023041]

not only is anthony fantano an asshole but his fans are too!!

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is the beauty of the ripple the stone that plunges? 

just kidding. turn off the koan and go back to bed

[comicsworkbook]

Nicole Rudick interviews Karl Wirsum HERE

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The intellectual ecstasy I have had access to since early childhood. But ecstasy is ecstasy. Intellectual “wanting” like sexual wanting.

Susan Sontag, from Reborn: Journals & Notebooks (1947-1963)

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Where do I want my vitality to go? To books or to sex, to ambition or to love, to anxiety or to sensuality? Can’t have both. Don’t even think of the outside chance that I will have it all back at the end.

Susan Sontag, from Reborn: Journals & Notebooks (1947-1963)

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Greek Bone Dancer Figurine with Articulated Limbs, 3rd Century BC

The oldest preserved example of a Greek articulated figurine made of bone.

The popularity and significance of the kalathiskos dancer in the ancient world is evident in this small articulated figurine made of bone. It represents a young girl with a small kalathos (headdress) on her head; she wears a short pleated skirt and seems to be nude to the waist. We encounter this type of dress in a number of terracotta figurines beginning in the late fourth century BC.

Very small and extremely fragile, this figurine certainly could not have been a toy, but rather an amulet or charm of some sort. It comes from a tomb at Tarentum that is dated to the third century BC by the other objects found with it. This particular figurine is very important because it seems to be the oldest example of its kind.

Representations of these dancers in different types of media were widespread in the ancient world and they may have been linked with a fertility cult, the goddess Demeter or possibly a marriage ritual.