deathcarpets:

phone games blocking out your clock in the UI is like how casinos don’t have any windows send tweet

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Sometimes I need my glasses to find my glasses and I curse the failures of genetics and function that are my eyeballs.

particularj:

politijohn:

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This is important

THIS. So hard. We’re at the lowest tax rate in history for the wealthy and they just got a trillion more dollars last year in bonuses. If you aren’t a millionaire or close to it, you should be wondering why taxes aren’t closer to 94% on that high bracket for the wealthy. You know, like it was in the golden years of the 50s all these rich white people dream of.

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the-suburban-craft:

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cheskamouse:

higgsboshark:

The thing about knitting is it’s much harder to fear the existential futility of all your actions while you’re doing it.

Like ok, sure, sometimes it’s hard to believe you’ve made any positive impact on the world. But it’s pretty easy to believe you’ve made a sock. Look at it. There it is. Put it on, now your foot’s warm.

Checkmate, nihilism.

This is a powerful positive message..

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jk-bees:
“Crafty Minotaur
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jk-bees:

Crafty Minotaur

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This Artist Experiences Sound As Colors And Paints What Music Looks Like

cat-wings:

leonacortez:

Melissa McCracken, a painter with synesthesia, explains what it’s like to see your favorite songs. [x]

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“Karma Police”Radiohead


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“Little Wing”Jimi Hendrix


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“Gravity”John Mayer 


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“Imagine”John Lennon


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“Joy in Repetition” Prince


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“Since I’ve Been Loving You” Led Zeppelin


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“Life On Mars?”David Bowie


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“Tonight, Tonight”The Smashing Pumpkins

i migght be overly caffeinated but i cried looking at these

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ad-luna-et-rursus:

human brain: you don’t need anymore dice

goblin brain: nnnngggg,,, plastic gems shinie,, prety,,,,make the clik-clak sound

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pseudinymous:

just-shower-thoughts:

Because there are always pregnant people, the average number of skeletons in a body is higher than one

I never needed to think about this, but now I’m reblogging it and all of you can suffer as well.

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