After a long week without wifi, it is finally fixed !



Fiesta chorizo

Fiesta chorizo



Ohayyy grand slamwich ! Time to eatttttt #familytime #breakfast

Ohayyy grand slamwich ! Time to eatttttt #familytime #breakfast



anothertimesforgottenspace:

worth scrolling all the way up to reblog

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The idea that I can’t share my problems with other people makes me not give a shit about their problems.
Chuck Palahniuk (via clvrgo)


geejii-xox:

dispopular:

at least i finally got called pretty

hell seems nice

geejii-xox:

dispopular:

at least i finally got called pretty

hell seems nice

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wolfchief:

Flowers dipped in liquid nitrogen and then smashed.

wolfchief:

Flowers dipped in liquid nitrogen and then smashed.



Quick rough of a Dorian gray book cover #art #acrylics #2Ddesign #design

Quick rough of a Dorian gray book cover #art #acrylics #2Ddesign #design



collegehumor:

Old Sport
Why throw your shirts on the bed when you can RIP THEM OFF.

collegehumor:

Old Sport

Why throw your shirts on the bed when you can RIP THEM OFF.



That’s the nature of any creative activity — you’re mostly going to be rejected.

The New Yorker’s Bob Mankoff at a recent TED salon. When Mankoff quit psychology school in 1997 to become a cartoonist, he submitted 2,000 cartoons to the New Yorker that year. Of them, 2,000 were rejected. Today, he is the magazine’s cartoon editor.

Pair with the fantastic Fail Safe and Ray Bradbury’s advice on perseverance in the face of rejection.

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OMMMMAAA NOMMMAAAAA  (at Five Guys)

OMMMMAAA NOMMMAAAAA (at Five Guys)



mannybricks:

Sex Lies and Skin: The art of subtle nakedness
I love this image because she is just naked enough to evoke sexiness but keep you wanting more and more. Can’t wait to do my boudoir shoot in July!!

mannybricks:

Sex Lies and Skin: The art of subtle nakedness

I love this image because she is just naked enough to evoke sexiness but keep you wanting more and more. Can’t wait to do my boudoir shoot in July!!

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sein-wie-ich:

Perfekte Beschreibung meines aktuellen Zustandes

sein-wie-ich:

Perfekte Beschreibung meines aktuellen Zustandes

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im gonna piss: fuckyeahcracker: Effects Of Thinking White People Are “All Like...

karnythia:

notesonascandal:

madihatestumbler:

fuckyeahcracker:

Effects Of Thinking White People Are “All Like That”:

  • Literally nothing other than white people having their feelings hurt on the internet
  • I’m not joking there is no real world consequence of this

Effects Of Thinking People of Color Are “All Like That”:

But yeah, white people’s feelings :*(

WOW THESE POSTS MAKE ME SO FUCKING ANGRY.

Just because you purposely looked up stories of non-white racism you think that it doesn’t exist?

THIS POST FUCKING PROVES THAT YOU ARE A HYPOCRITE! LIKE WHAT THE HELL! I spent my childhood fearing African-Americans because I was afraid they’d hurt me. Why? Because they made me cry for not knowing a fucking rap song. Because they told my best friend that she and I couldn’t be friends because I was white. Because I was the weird kid. Because they all constantly laughed in my face.

Just recently am I making friends who are black, and that’s only two boys who are sweet enough to realize that the world is a nice place if you make it nice.

You want to talk about prejudice and privilege? How about entitlement privilege? You think anyone cares about the white, cis girl who has been bullied and mistreated all her life? For a post about prejudice, you’re just focusing on the bad aspects because you didn’t bother looking up the ther side. Don’t act like a fucking saint and don’t speak for everyone.

Y’all see this child talmbout somebody Black made her cry?? Do y’all see her comparing her being bullied in school to all the things listed above?

I’m going to bed cuz ain’t nobody got time for this “let me illustrate the OP’s point” simple-ass bullshit. 

Didn’t we already discuss the delusion that their feelings matter more than our lives? And how that’s rooted in the same they claim to be against? I feel like we have these “Someone was mean to me in 6th grade” responses every time racism is discussed in any meaningful way.