Rêvant Jour et Nuit

patrick. 19. gay. nyc. english, spanish, french, italian, russian. unhealthy obsession with frozen. anything else, ask. new york university, class of 2019.

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selfie post to prove i still exist 💁🏻

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I can’t even sing with my mouth open

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Pray for Arizona

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this is how you deal with on-air mishaps

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Such a wild thing to observe: SKorea has developed so rapidly that our language has become riddled with foreign loanwords that our Northern counterpart can no longer understand - even if we speak the same language.

Excited to see technology being used as a powerful medium to better bridge the growing 70-year gap of our now two distinct cultures.

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Narrator: “27,000 North Korean defectors living in South Korea.”

[Students introduce themselves in Korean]

Narrator: “What is it called?”

[Students name objects in Korean]

Narrator: “Through 70 years of separation, languages of the two Koreas have grown apart. Would you mark any unfamiliar words? North Korean defector students could understand less than 50% of the terms in the textbooks. This led to them being neglected from regular education, and that led to disparity in employment and income. Even Google Translator could not solve the discrepancies in the language. So then we came to create our own translator. South Korean-North Korean translator. We designed it so that a simple scan of an unfamiliar South Korean word with a smartphone would translate it into North Korean. Translating several words all at once is also possible. It was hoped that with this app, the North Korean defectors would be able to get proper education. We of course plan to continue to help them adjust well to life in South Korea. Koreans were shocked, saddened, but motivated after seeing the translator for what had been the same language.”

[Dr. Huttman speaking German]

Narrator: “Nobody knows when the two Koreas will be reunified, but if the two Koreas are able to communicate without barriers through this translator, perhaps that day would come just a little sooner.”

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Yaaasss! So important to continue working toward reunification

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[slimetony]

A dude who used to hang out at my grandpas house is on american idol right now I’m really confused and not sure whats going on

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

everything is connected randy.

[slimetony]

His name is billy-bob, they said no and I’m 99% sure I’ve seen a photo of him naked in the driveway with a cow skull over his dick and I’m still having a hard time coming to terms with having to type this out 

[slimetony]

it,s really him and i feel like im about to pass out

[slimetony]

I foudn the photo 

[jeauxanne]

i never even noticed they misspelled beetles… why did they do that? ok

[thespinyechidna]

Beatles…beat….like music…beat…les

[jeauxanne]

beat-less? aint that the truth!! #scalpt #clapback #drag

[prettyboyshyflizzy]

When you see someone getting dragged for an opinion you agree with but u safe cause u decided to stay in your lane

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about me

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100 Years of Beauty - The Philippines

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The sixth installment in the Cut.com’s “100 Years of Beauty” series is here, and this time around the video focuses on the Philippines beauty looks through the decades. With background research conducted by Chris Santo Domingo Chan, a PhD student in anthropology at the University of Washington, this video begins with the Spanish-American War and an indigenous look that includes tribal tattoos in 1910.

As the video progresses, we see the influence of Spanish and American trends on Filipino beauty throughout the 1900s. The American jazz age has a strong influence on the beauty trends in the 1930s, while Mestiza (half-Filipina, half-Caucasian) actresses set the beauty standards during the golden age of Philippines film in the 1950s, and Imelda Marcos (and her spectacular shoe collection) made waves in style and beauty during the 1960s. Going into the 2000s, Korean pop and the culture of the United States has a strong influence over the hair and makeup styles.  

April Villanueva, a former Filipino pop star, is the model for the new video, with makeup by Katya Gudaeva and hair by Juel Bergholm. (Yahoo! Beauty)

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omfG

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God dammit

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massage? 

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This is the most calming vine