sucks to be anybody

i'm a decent, underpaid, hardworking county coroner “One of the regime's men put the gun under my chin and told me: 'What would happen to you if I press the gunlock?' I responded: 'I'll die'.”

[roseofjericho]

ok retiring this blog for now

[roseofjericho]

I'm seriously about to explode I'm lying in bed right now and I'm so anxious this doesn't even fucking make sense, I should be fucking relaxed but fucking no I fucking HATE THIS I HATE THIS SO MUCH

[javeliner-blog]

having difficulty with the transition from ‘impressive child’ to ‘below-average adult’

[roseofjericho]

my fucking health problems are out of control at this point. i can'y even carry myself around properly

[nativeamericannews]

Using Tradition to Teach Our Kids Purpose: Mentorship Matters, Part II

“Native people who are in some stage of adaption to Western culture often lose their children because their families are unstable for the same reasons that American society’s families are unstable…The Western lifestyle and the Western legal systems are combining to destroy the Native People, and the primary victims of the attack, as in any war, are the children. read more

[genericlatino-blog]

[goldenxsoul-deactivated20130924]

[roseofjericho]

I want this I WANT THIS I WANt this so baddddd

[roseofjericho]

can someone please tellme where i can get this PLEASE 

[ey-yaar-deactivated20131103]

[ey-yaar-deactivated20131103]

Tehran, Iran - Early 1990s.

[levantine-viper-deactivated2014]

south lebanon was liberated from zionist occupation 13 years ago, and yet the zionists continue to fuck around with the people of south lebanon. today ‘israeli’ troops held lebanese farmers at gunpoint when they tried to pick the olives off their trees close to the border with occupied palestine. the zionists backed down when the lebanese army deployed (wut). 

[syrianhistory]

Banias - 1947

[syrianhistory]

Tartous - 1930s

[roseofjericho]

I just saw a seagull eating hot cheetos I'm laughing but I'm also sad

[genericlatino-blog]

Why is the Nobel Prize in Literature almost always given to a novelist, never a scientist? Why should we prefer our literature to be about things that didn’t happen? Wouldn’t, say, Steven Pinker be a good candidate for the literature prize?

Richard Dawkins in this interview [New York Times]

(via thenoobyorker)

Why should we prefer our food to be made out of things that aren’t computers. Isn’t it about time we began eating computers? Why can’t more dogs talk? And of the dogs that do talk, why are so many of them fictional? Shouldn’t, say, Steven Pinker’s dog begin talking? Throw off the yoke of superstition.

Furthermore, why can’t I have a car that has wheels that roll sideways? And why can’t Iron Man beat Goku? What if, say, Steven Pinker designed Tony Stark’s armor? What if I could fly? What if teeth were made of pineapples? Makes you think. 

(via century-of-clods)

[basedmanga]

[mpdrolet]

Calder exhibit at the Guggenheim, 1964

John Swope

[everyuseristaken]

Visit Original Link

"I saw maybe something you could lust for in a tired way. Almost like a brother laying with you in a quiet place. Oh, I saw something so good I ought to celebrate my love for only you, I do.”