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On Gossamer Wings

Model: photos-of-rew

H/MU: thebirdbones

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Which One Of My Garbage Sons Are You?

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I’ve got some shit boys. My huge beautiful wife gave me children who think and speak like the toilet. I have four garbage sons: The first son is named Royce, the second son is named Preston, the third son is named Lance And Blake (two names for just one son), and the fourth son is the dreaded Laramie. Which one of my toxic sons are you? Take this quiz to find out!

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Mini comic #2! I’ve been tagging these with #mini comic so hopefully they’ll be easy to find. I am still getting used to this tumblr thing even though I’ve had it for like 2 years

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Pls draw sexy godzilla

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becausebirds

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one of my favorite jokes of all time

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Grandmas Smoking Weed for the First Time

this deserves an oscar

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Giambattista Valli Haute Couture F/W 2013 - Details

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I’m actually embarrassed that it took me until then to make the connection, particularly given I used to host the startup competition at a technology conference called “TechCrunch Disrupt.” The original Silicon Valley meaning of a disruptive company was one that used its small size to shake up a bigger industry or bloated competitor. Increasingly, though, the conference stage was filled with brash, Millennial entrepreneurs vowing to “Disrupt” real-world laws and regulations in the same way that me stealing your dog is Disrupting the idea of pet ownership. On more than one occasion a judge would ask an entrepreneur “Is this legal?” to which the reply would inevitably come: “Not yet.” The audience would laugh and applaud. What chutzpah! So Disruptive! The truth is, what Silicon Valley still calls “Disruption” has evolved into something very sinister indeed. Or perhaps “evolved” is the wrong word: The underlying ideology — that all government intervention is bad, that the free market is the only protection the public needs, and that if weaker people get trampled underfoot in the process then, well, fuck ‘em — increasingly recalls one that has been around for decades. Almost seven decades in fact, since Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead” first put her on the radar of every spoiled trust fund brat looking for an excuse to embrace his or her inner asshole.

Travis Shrugged: The creepy, dangerous ideology behind Silicon Valley’s Cult of Disruption - PandoDaily (via kenyatta)

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This my friends, is the right way to be inspired by someone’s photography. Based on this original photo, the artist interpreted the piece and expressed her own ideas. Bravo!