He recognized that, first, the rich are always desirous of governing for their own benefit, and second that the people can always turn against them and become a mob, taking things into its own hands.
Charles Van Doren (born on this day in 1926)
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He recognized that, first, the rich are always desirous of governing for their own benefit, and second that the people can always turn against them and become a mob, taking things into its own hands.
Charles Van Doren (born on this day in 1926)
Sometimes, I feel the past and the future pressing so hard on either side that there’s no room for the present at all.
Evelyn Waugh (via itsagoodlife)
Ralph Fiennes, James McAvoy, Orlando Bloom, Kenneth Branagh, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Tom Hollander, Elizabeth Debicki at Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2016 ES Magazine. That’s the most glamorous a trip to the loo could ever get!
Via Torrilla/weibo
Ian McKellen looks like he is taking a piss in that sink.
I reblogged this a couple of years ago...now I realise it is #goals
Oscar And Lucinda (1997)
It makes me sad to think that the cat from Oscar and Lucinda is probably no longer alive...
We must travel in the direction of our fear.
John Berryman (via wordsnquotes)
the signs as boyd crowder quotes
Aries: I've accused of being a lot of things...inarticulate ain't one of them.
Taurus: Goddamm woman, you only shoot people when they’re eatin’ supper?
Gemini: You'd still be able to shoot people, and be an asshole...your two favorite activities.
Cancer: I guess that depends on your definition of friend. He's a nice enough fella, but I wouldn't ask to borrow his corduroy jacket.
Leo: I believe you dictate the river of fate through your own actions.
Virgo:Â Whole world's a tree Raylan. I'm just a squirrel trying to get a nut.
Libra:Â A man who speaks out of both sides of his mouth deserves to have it permanently shut.
Scorpio: People in Harlan County still party on Friday and Saturday night, and get saved on Sunday morning.
Sagittarius: Truth always sounds like lies to a sinner.
Capricorn: Raylan, if a book could only be judged by its cover, you'd be a best seller.
Aquarius: I am the outlaw, and this is my world, and my world has a high cost of living.
Pisces: You wanna make a living in this business, you gotta know your ABCs. Always Be Cool.
This deserves so many reblogs!
I’m sorry but if you think the Death Penalty is not a necessity then there’s something wrong with you. Someone who has murdered and/or raped people deserves to die. They don’t deserve to live the rest of their life in jail, for free. I don’t want to pay for a...
Not to mention that the death penalty actually costs more than lifetime incarceration due to the appeals process before a convict is put to death...
remember that time smokey the bear tried to seduce merle haggard?
Then I took B.G. into the living room. We waited for somebody to approach us and start a conversation. It was a party and we didn’t want to talk to each other. The whole point was to separate for the evening and find exciting people to talk to and then at the very end meet again and tell each other how terrible it had been and how glad we were to be together again. This is the essence of Western civilization.
Don DeLillo, Americana
We’re all going to die, all of us, what a circus! That alone should make us love each other but it doesn’t. We are terrorized and flattened by trivialities, we are eaten up by nothing.
Charles Bukowski, “The Captain is Out to Lunch and the Sailors Have Taken Over the Ship” (via splatterfilm)