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Fly writes a video script, extracts
(also known as “Fly thinks he’s funny”)
Zofia: don't say a word
Enrique: fergalicious
Zofia: I said no words
Enrique: oh I see how this is, Last night when we were playing Scrabble it wasn't a word but now it is. How convenient of you
What did monarchy ever do to you?
I’ve got a long list, and you can find it on a handy document called the Declaration of Independence
“First there is the discipline of principle, the essence of the experience of the historical community. And second there is the discipline of fidelity to the living community, the community of family and neighbors and friends. As our society has become increasingly rootless and nomadic, it has become increasingly fashionable among the rhetoricians of dissatisfaction to advocate, or to seem to advocate, a strict and solitary adherence to principle in simple defiance of other people. “I don’t care what they think” has become public currency with us; saying it, we always mean to imply that we are persons solemnly devoted to high principle—“rugged individuals” in the somewhat fictional sense Americans usually give to that term. In fact, this ready defiance of the opinions of others is a rhetorical fossil from our frontier experience.”
Excerpt From
Wendell Berry, Discipline and Hope
every day at work somebody is like “can you tell me what shampoo is good for dry skin?” “can i use this for cats?” “my dog doesn’t have teeth, what treats should i get?” brother you and i have the same access to knowledge about this. just read the fucking labels on the packaging. i’m not a vet.
My Childhood Book Collection
My Childhood Book Collection
I went up into my dad’s loft on the hunt for some of my old books from when I was little. I struck gold: one box full of reading books and one box of information books (don’t worry I haven’t catalogued all of them). The memories came flooding back in an instant. There were Pigeon Street books, Cockleshell Bay books, King Rollo, Willow the Wisp; a huge Thomas the Tank Engine Collection, a plethora…
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i was up until 4 last night reading this wikipedia list of common misconceptions we gather so much incorrect information through bullshit osmosis, it’s kind of funny