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Why am I getting all these new followers?

Seriously, where are you all coming from? I've practically doubled my follower count this week and I haven't used tumblr in months. Everyday there's a couple emails waiting telling me about my new followers. Well hello, anyway.

Holy shit, this album is 9 years old now.

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We fell in love with this piece. The artist asked us twice (on separate days) to take pictures of us in front of his work! The second time was because he said we looked so awesome hah. (:

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The live art

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Ok so this animation took longer than expected. Click here so you can see a flash video if you want greater detail, which is lost in the gif

We're giving away a prize pack for you and a friend to the inaugural year of The Hudson Project! Two General Admission Tickets with DIY Festival Kit... Set Up Includes: 1x pop-up tent 1x 2-person a…

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"Finn your father is alive" -Billy

I think it’s safe to assume that Billy and Finn’s father knew each other.

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“We are currently living though a new epidemic of insanity … one that’s far darker, more vast and troubling than anything the pioneers of psychoanalysis could have imagined. 60 million people in the United States, approximately a fifth of the population, are suffering from mental illness— mood disorders, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, OCD, ADD, PTSD, and the rest. Though the symptoms differ, it’s no longer possible to diagnose or treat this collective insanity at the level of the individual. There is a madness in the air affecting us all. The DSM-V named dozens more mental illnesses into existence this year but we still don’t have a word to describe the collective insanity we’re stewing in, not any insight into where it’s coming from, nor how to get out. The best of us know that we will never get better so long as we live in a sick culture. Looking at America’s symptoms—obesity, hoarding, eating disorders, addictions of every kind from cigarettes to pills—it’s clear that we remain hopelessly orally fixated. Remember—everyone in Rome got fat before the great empire fell….”

Stefanie Krasnow, Adbusters (via adbusters)

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"Good Morning" “How was your day?” “Be careful” “Text me when you get home so I know you’re safe” “Sweet dreams” “How are you?” “I hope you’re feeling better” “Have a good day today!” “I miss you” “Good night” “Can you come over?” “Can I come over?” “Can I see you?” “Can I call you?” “You’re beautiful” “Want something to drink?” “Watch your step” “Let’s watch a movie” “What are you up to?” “How is your day so far?” “It will be okay” “I’m here for you” “Do you need anything?” “Are you hungry?” “I just wanted to hear your voice” “You just made my day” … You don’t have to hear “I Love You” to know that someone does. Listen carefully. People speak from the heart more often than you think.

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