Neets

I post neat stuff that I see. Sometimes geeky, funky, artsy, sophisticated, sentimental and genuine. Just neat.

[wronghands1]

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by Wrong Hands

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The Breakfast Club (1985)

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One of my favourite movies

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God is an angry cat. (via dak_181)

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“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” would be a really bad inspirational message to put in an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting room.

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(via jednajedina)

[mtv]

Voting for Fandom of the Year at the 2016 Fandom Awards is now on Tumblr! Reblogs + likes = votes, make sure you vote before the round closes on 7/15.

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Wellness in the 60s :)

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Mosquitoes are the dirty needles of the animal world

[whatsdifferentincanada]

Canada Problems

[papermagazine]

In Honor Of The 18th Anniversary of “Sex and the City,” Revisit The Wisdom Of Samantha Jones In the Pilot Episode

“This is the first time in the history of Manhattan that women have had as much money and power as men, PLUS the equal luxury of treating men like sexual objects.“

[catsbeaversandducks]

Via PsBattle: Awkward half-cat pose

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Notice found at daycare on Parents Board. Why do we have to explain this?

[elizabethbanks]

#yasss Can somebody photoshop me into this dream photo of these superwomen #goals #pastel80sdancing *Not sure where this pic came from but THANK YOU whoever took it and whoever dug it up, you’re #heroes.

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Awesome.

[entertainmentweekly]

John Boyega surprises sick children with Star Wars toys at London hospital

The Adorable is strong with this one.

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So cute

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Dollary Clump (via dizzy_dds)

[newsweekscience]

Harper Lee’s natural brilliance fused with an incredible attention to detail—and a fervor to write about racism and injustice against the wishes of critics. But she was humble, too. 

Harper Lee wasn’t born a famous author or Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient. And she still joked about meeting real authors—her peers—after 30,000 copies of ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ were already sold.

Here’s an incredible true story on how Lee approached one harsh commenter, from a 1961 Newsweek profile: 

Snowed under with fan letters, Harper Lee is stealing time from a new novel-in-progress to write careful answers. 

Her favorite letter, a little out of the mold, is a roasting from a crank in Oklahoma who heard she was guilty of writing a novel in which an innocent Negro is convicted of raping a moronic white woman. 'In this day of mass rape of white women who are not morons,’ her accuser demanded, 'why is it that you young Jewish authors seek to whitewash the situation?' 

Will this rate an answer, too? 

'Oh, yes,’ said the author—who is kin to Robert E. Lee. 

'I think I’ll say, 'Dear Sir or Madam, somebody is using your name to write dirty letters. You should notify the FBI.’

‘And I’m going to sign it, Harper Levy.’

via Newsweek on Instagram