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Not today Justin

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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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Last day in America
Jia Sung Harpy 2018
Peter Garfield - Mobile Homes, 1995-2000
'peregrine falcons,' oil on canvas, john james audubon, 1827.
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A gnomenclature of vintage gnomes.
PlayStation putting out a legal notice saying they’re removing 500+ movies from user accounts days before announcing they’re getting rid of physical discs for games is an interesting choice
They also announced that they're shutting down the PS3/Vita store as well, so that only further emphasizes how ephemeral it all is.
David Lynch
Man Ray The Eye in the Mouth, 1933. Oil on leather.
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"Of course, we derive a social advantage when many of us have read a few of the same books, especially if those books are the classics—it aids conversation. Shared knowledge of the alphabet, numbers, weights and measures, vocabulary, and a minimum of references is a good thing—it allows us to understand one another. Some common knowledge of texts, songs, sayings, news stories, and films is also a good thing—without it, conversation would be impossible."
from So Many Books by Gabriel Zaid, translated by Natasha Wimmer.
I'm always trying to impress this upon my students
'winder in a textile mill,' and 'textile worker,' lewis hine, new york city c. 1930s.