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They are not your property! You cannot own a human being. Sooner or later someone pushes back.
When soy sauce is poured over a dead squid, it causes a reaction which is an automatic response in the squid’s active muscle cells to the sodium chloride (salt) in the soy sauce. This reaction gives the appearance that the squid is still alive and moving.
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When life knocks you down… calmly get back up, smile and very politely say, ‘You hit like a bitch’.
Natasha Thomas (via observando)
Success is never so interesting as struggle.
Willa Cather (via wordsnquotes)
Marc Chagall, born today in 1887, painted this work upon moving to Paris from rural Russia. The geometries of I and the Village are inspired by the broken planes of Cubism, but where Cubism was mainly an art of urban avant-garde society, I and the Village is nostalgic and magical, a rural fairy tale: objects jumble together, scale shifts abruptly, and a woman and two houses, at the painting’s top, stand upside-down.
[Marc Chagall. I and the Village. 1911. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. © 2015 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris]
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I have to say it unfortunately…when Zagato used to design beautiful lines.
To be of great wit and conversational powers, and simultaneously strong and serious and silent. To be generous and open and self-sacrificing, yet to be somewhat mysterious and sensitive and even a little bitter with melancholy. To be both light and dark. To harmonize this, to melt all this down into a single man - ah, there was something to be done.
F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Perfect Life (via wordsnquotes)
Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic.
Frank Herbert (via observando)
We recently caught up with Vince Staples, an emcee about to add another chapter to the book of impactful West Coast lyricists. Born and bred in the streets o...
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