#internet experiment

[spicy-alexx]

🚨 COLLABORATIVE CANVA PRESENTATION IS LIVE 🚨

hear me out. we made a canva presentation and left the editing link completely wide open for the internet.

THE LINK :3 👉https://canva.link/ke5q6an8e3ko7b6

THE RULES (LISTEN UP):

DO NOT delete or overwrite anyone else's slides. respect the grind.

DO add literally whatever you want. memes, hyperfixations, art, recipes, keyboard smash—go wild.

ALWAYS enter with a account in order so you can edit, eitherways you just can see. And that’s not the point

also!! we started a sister blog over at (https://www.tumblr.com/canva-secret-account)where we are going to be dropping all our original canva templates for free. go give it a follow so you can steal our designs.

it is currently a blank canvas and we are handing the marker to the internet. let’s see how long it takes for this to become an absolute masterpiece (or a beautiful disaster). reblog to spread the chaos.

Most of the art isn’t ours so credits to the original creators from tumblr, they are mostly random things that we found in this site and we wanted to share in the presentation

[alysia-constantine-blog]

Exquisite Corpsical Exercise

Feeling stuck today, and finding no good came of reading through the work of some of my favorite poets (John Berryman, Thomas Transtromer, Audre Lorde, Aga Shahid Ali (today)), I decided to try a writing exercise that is a variation of the old Exquisite Corpse the Surrealists invented:

I took quotations from the first several entries that came up for me on Tumblr. I skipped posts with no language (posts that were mostly/only pictures/screenshots) and took one sentence/phrase from each remaining post. I stopped when I had 10(an arbitrary finish line).

The quotations taken were each one line only, though I allowed myself to (1) repeat all or part of the stolen phrase and (2) leave out parts. For the sake of the exercise, I required myself to make a line break every time I either used a new quotation or left off words, so the line break always means some sort of break or interruption in the voice.  (Resulting, also, in much shorter lines than I myself am inclined to write).

Thanks to unwitting participants acelafayette, moject-prayhem, thewomanofkleenex, shamekh, whatthebec, tastefullyoffensive, trufflemores, controlofwhatido (with luckiedee), quotedbooks, and sarcasticshysociopath, all of whose language I appropriated as raw material (without their knowledge or blessing).

How rare it is to find someone changed

for him,

wanted to get rid of

his passions,

an ingenius way to combine.

Sloth bears

so much.

Hope

bears

so much.

You

and

he

bears

so much.

Nobody knows what.

How rare,

you

and

he,

so sincere

you would be devastated

someone changed.

(Words/phrases bored from posts by: acelafayette, moject-prayhem, thewomanofkleenex, shamekh, whatthebec, tastefullyoffensive, trufflemores, controlofwhatido (with luckiedee), quotedbooks, and sarcasticshysociopath)

[chrismentis]

Secret Internet Experiments Reveal Horrible Truth About Human Beings

Secret Internet Experiments Reveal Horrible Truth About Human Beings

Secret Internet Experiments Reveal Horrible Truth About Human Beings– Several dating Web sites and social-networking apps recently announced that they have been conducting secret experiments on users. Two such companies have pooled their data and discovered that people are lazy assholes who just want to eat high-calorie food, watch television, and have sex with nicer and better-looking partners,…

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[corvidae30]

reb-ellious: RE: this

  Based on this handful of change, no, however, I do often find American coins in my change.

  Full disclosure, I usually have a pocket full of small coins, but turned them over to the kids for bus fare tonight. I had to borrow this handful from a co-worker, and was kind of surprised he didn't happen to have an American coin in the lot.