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Cosmic Funnies
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oozey mess
Not today Justin
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Kaledo Art
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Why is no one making spoof movies anymore? What happened to the days of Naked Gun 1,2 and 3, Hot Shots, SpaceBalls? Sign of my age I guess but I really dont always want to be "invested" in a movie. Some times i just wanna schlump on the cinema chair and have a good old giggle. Am i wrong?
Mika Tajima, Furniture Art (Naoshima) 2015
Esta es la razón por la cual odió la serie de Game of Thrones.
my aesthetic: alien series (requested by cyberslxt)
Martin Luther King Jr. stands in front of a bus at the end of the Montgomery bus boycott. Montgomery, Alabama December 26, 1956. (Photo Credit: Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)
Martin Luther King Jr is arrested by two white police officers in Montgomery Alabama on September 4, 1958. (Photo Credit: Bettman/Corbis)
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. sits in a jail cell at the Jefferson County Courthouse in Birmingham, Alabama. October 1967. (Photo Credit: Bettman/Corbis)
Dr. King (left) and Stokely Carmichael (right) walk together during the March Against Fear in Mississippi June, 1966. (Photo Credit: Flip Schulke/Corbis )
Martin Luther King, Jr. and his wife, Coretta, lead a five-day march to the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery in 1965. (Photo Credit: Bettman/Corbis)
Martin Luther King leading march from Selma to Montgomery to protest lack of voting rights for African Americans. Beside King is John Lewis, Reverend Jesse Douglas, James Forman and Ralph Abernathy. March 1965. (Steve Schapiro/Corbis)
Rev. King waves to the crowd at the March on Washington, August 28,1963. (Photo Credit: Bettman/Corbis)
If you’re not following Ya Boy Little Bill on twitter, you’re slippin.
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trickery: music to steal a man’s wallet
“No mourners. No funerals. Among them, it passed for ‘good luck.”
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it’s an old one but here xoxox
get to know me ≡ gone girl; what are you thinking? how are you feeling? what have we done to each other? what will we do?
The 1975. Brisbane, Australia. 17/01/16
I’m an animator currently working on projects for an internal children’s network at a Medical Center. I asked an intern to please send me the complete project files for the final project he worked on. I received a 14 GB zip… that contained a copy of his operating system.
I was working on a flyer for a client, when I was finished, I sent him a pdf of the final design.
Client: Awesome! Can you send it to me as a gif, please? I hear that’s what printing companies prefer.
Me: See on the page where it says “connect with us”?
Client: Whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down with the web lingo. I don’t speak web. Now… what? Us: …See on the page where it says “connect with us”?
A client of mine emailed to notify me they would be scrapping the design I had been working on for them and going with a new direction and new designer. There is a clause of my contract that states that 100% of the quote for the job would be retained if the project was cancelled after reaching a near-complete state. They tried to use this clause to make me return the full amount they had paid upfront (at their insistence) since they wouldn’t use the design. On top of that, they then asked me to continue editing another part of the project for them.
As a sane person who is running a business, I told them that no, I did the work based on their feedback and whether or not they chose to scrap the design, I would be retaining a kill fee of 50%. They insisted that I did not in fact deserve to be paid for the work (even though they approved all the work I did as I submitted it) and accused me of seeking more and more money from them at every turn (I charged them for additional work they requested) and of holding back the project (I waited for their feedback to proceed when designing).
I didn’t respond, and spoke to a lawyer friend instead. While I was waiting to hear what my friend had to say, the client emailed a day after their last email, frantic about getting my response and having the job wrapped up quickly. Less than an hour later, they emailed again saying I could keep the full amount, they’d keep the rights to the design (as per the original agreement), and I didn’t need to do any further edits or work on the project for them. Oh the difference patience, and more importantly a good contract, makes!
