i think this is how i feel most of the time
i got u balloons
omg you are so cute
i got u a cat
i made you a cake
i got you ryan gosling
this is why i love tumblr
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— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The House of the Dead (via graceyu)
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pubertad: Dr. Hans Killian, Facies Dolorosa, 1935 Originally published in 1935, Dr. Hans Killian created this photographic study of the faces of patients awaiting death for doctors and physicians. This powerful and disturbing document sensitively captures the beauty and fragility of the human condition.
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Brigitte Bardot on location in Spain in 1958.
Picture: Loomis Dean/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
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i just created an okcupid profile called ilovefedoraguys
it is time to create myself into the perfect woman
yes
this will do nicely
it’s begun
This is the most brilliant social experiment of our time.
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I Live Under Your Sky Too is a massive (32-feet wide) installation by artist Shilpa Gupta, erected by the sea on Carter Road in Bandra, Mumbai.
The installation features the text “I live under your sky too” written in three languages — English, Hindi and Urdu — using LED lights with the individual words intermixed. The lights go on and off, highlighting the sentence in each language alternately. Read between the lines and the message is one of religious, national, political, class, and gender harmony.
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— John Steinbeck on falling in love (via blue-voids)
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Awh shoot
No one on the corner got swagga like usthis gif is great
I forgot about this moment.
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Jimmy Kimmel Tricked People At Coachella Into Professing Their Love For Bands That Don’t Exist
I love this clip. I love it so much. So, so much. Like, T—-H—-I—-S much. Here’s what’s happened: Jimmy Kimmel Live sent a correspondent to Coachella to ask some of the quasi-hippies in attendance about a bunch of hip, new bands that played this year’s festival. As you can imagine, people were very excited to talk about how much they love the innovative, fun sound of bands like The Chelsea Clintons, or how they used to spin Two Door Cinema Club’s debut album, DJ Cormeal, on their Canadian community radio station, like, all the time.This is the best.
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