Me: *thinking about how my boo is in SF and I don't live there anymore and how I'm so tiny and can't see and also thinking about how many germs are touching my face* (at SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
One Nice Bug Per Day
NASA
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Stranger Things
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Jar Jar Binks Fan Club

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Not today Justin
The Bowery Presents

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noise dept.
$LAYYYTER

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Me: *thinking about how my boo is in SF and I don't live there anymore and how I'm so tiny and can't see and also thinking about how many germs are touching my face* (at SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)
Me: *is happy to be surrounded by plants and enjoy plants with my Earth Sign Shawty* (at California Academy of Sciences)
📢GAY📢 (at San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers)
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Untitled (This is It. The Big Time) (ink on paper, 1986) – Raymond Pettibon
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Princess Nokia Outtake 1 • i-D Spring ‘17
sorry i’m late, professor. i’m disenchanted with the human experience and waking up every morning thrusts me into an instant existential crisis
sorry i’m late, class. i’m disenchanted with the human experience and waking up every morning thrusts me into an instant existential crisis. no I haven’t graded the midterms
real protests are illegal by nature.
If your protest is protected by the police, it’s a parade.
No, it’s not. Police are their for everybody’s protection.
Police are there to protect the state. Police are there to break protests, usually with violence.
police uphold white supremacy, capitalism, and fascism, police are not for the people, they are for the state. it was even legally declared that it is not the police’s job to defend the people. their job is to protect the state and the state’s interests alone.
An SF Glow™
The best part of the Bay. (at San Francisco, California)
im on the floor
friendly reminder
i am suffering