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[warloq]

all i’ve basically done in my life so far is build a reputation for being rude and gay

[pinoro-deactivated20201224]

A legend and a great role model. Happy International Woman’s Day!

[black-culture]

[housethattranebuilt-deactivated]

John Coltrane, Pharaoh Sanders, Albert Ayler

[sictransitgloriamvndi]

[iordanus-brunus-nolanus]

[randomghost]

from Becoming One by Thom Haig

[warloq]

if you haven't already...

find me on Instagram. obviously not here much anymore

user --> @scaryescovedo

[warloq]

i don't mind living in a man's world as long as i can be a sad drunk fag in it

[missmarlenedietrich-deactivated]

"Bambi" (1942)

[cannibalsuxx-deactivated2018080]

[nyugamecenter]

I get asked that a lot: how do we solve the homeless problem? And I say, ‘Well, how do they solve it in real life?’ Once that happens I’ll put it in the game.

SimCity designer Stone Librande, on the problem of homelessness in the upcoming SimCity. (via nyugamecenter)

[warloq]

You could put your faith in technology. It got you here, it can get you out. This is the whole point of technology. It creates an appetite for immortality on the one hand. It threatens universal extinction on the other. Technology is lust removed from nature...It's what we invented to conceal the terrible secret of our decaying bodies.

White Noise (1985)

[noisy-pics]

Artworks by Markus Lovadina

[cgtnofficial]

No speaking! New “Silent Theme Restaurant” opens in China How do you order a meal if the waitstaff can neither speak nor hear? Customers at this silent restaurant must learn to speak the way they do, by using their hands. The newly opened “Silent Theme Restaurant” in Changchun, China’s Jilin Province employs mostly deaf and mute wait staff. Customers can “talk” to waiters and waitresses by writing on a pad or by learning some basic sign language gestures. The restaurant has 15 servers; all of them are deaf and mute people, according to a report by xwh.cn. “This is the first time that I experienced the silent service. It’s quite good,” said a diner Ms. Dong. She said communication was fine and the servers were hospitable, according to the report. It’s not the country’s first restaurant to hire deaf and mute waitstaff. Several other cities in China have also opened similar restaurants that allow people to learn sign language, and more importantly to provide job opportunities for the disabled.

[mumfordslionheart-deactivated20]

If you’re gonna bail, bail early. This applies to relationships, college classes, and sledding.

Advice from my high school science teacher, Mr. Miller (via zackisontumblr)

[aestheticgoddess]

Ken Price