SLVTWAVE
22:49
Anonymous: I want to go out with you. What kind of food do you like

Earwig foam. Organic spider sugar.

You can’t have me.

BYE SERIOUSLY
jesuisperdu:

1975
william eggleston
At War with the Obvious
Through July 28, 2013
@ The Metropolitan Museum of Art
w-a-v-e:

 
02:53
phdandy: Music recommendations for getting things done, please.

I am the wrong person to ask, I never get anything done.

02:30

Self Defense Family | Great Plan for the Transformation of Nature
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Mariele NeudeckerWaterfall2000
01:47
Hahahahah I grabbed my friend’s backpack instead of my own and now I have to go up to Boston early tomorrow morning to get back to Providence in time for work I just got home it’s almost fucking 2am hahahahahahahaa wow being a stupid person is the best I love being the worst
 
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condemnation
02:56
hubert: I like those words you put together in one place so that they say things.

I like the words you put together into nice things!!! Thank you.

02:08

When I was little I thought that God made three days sacred, and I believed that nothing bad could happen on these days, total immunity:

1. Christmas
2. My birthday
3. Halloween

In pre-school I was routinely told that I was going to Hell by the Mormon children I went to school with and the ones who lived in my neighborhood. I remember not believing in Hell, but believing in God. Or some other deity. Something good. It didn’t bother me, but my brother was older and they’d call him a Catholic fag and assured him that he’d burn for eternity. They’d make crude, ugly pictures of him hanging from gallows surrounded by fire. My dad kept the pictures for a while. I found them pawing through a drawer when we were moving out of Utah and he was upset I saw them, he took them away and threw them in the garbage. I couldn’t process how awful they were because I was too young to understand religion based hate.

I was kicked out of pre-school because I called my teacher fat after she wouldn’t let me play with a Tigger stuffed animal. 

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