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Dec 03
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Jon Other Mmeat

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Dec 02
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Ten to one a significant majority of the 4,545 weirdos planning on seeing this movie, and rsvp’ing on Facebook about it, are old people.

Ten to one a significant majority of the 4,545 weirdos planning on seeing this movie, and rsvp’ing on Facebook about it, are old people.

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whydoihaveablog: Shut UP. Remember when this was a real blog? Back when I didn’t just post pictures of JGL and Christopher Meloni? Whatever - I stole my dad’s copy of GQ so I could tear out these pictures and tape them to my wall like I’m back at camp.

whydoihaveablog:

Shut UP.

Remember when this was a real blog? Back when I didn’t just post pictures of JGL and Christopher Meloni?

Whatever - I stole my dad’s copy of GQ so I could tear out these pictures and tape them to my wall like I’m back at camp.

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forwhenifeellikesharing: switchblades: Illustrating my pain For those of you who don’t know, from December to March Loyola’s (Lakeshore) campus is basically a series of blustery wind tunnels that transform the entire area into an outdoor blast chiller. Wasn’t Loyola voted the coldest campus in the continental United States? I swear to god, the corner of 51st and Blackstone was just wrong in winter. You’d try to turn your back to the wind so it wouldn’t blow snow in your face and that shit would follow you! Like, fuck you, human, I’m going to sandblast your face and you’re going to like it! It didn’t matter which way you turned - you’d have to basically stand up against the side of Kenwood High with your face turned towards the wall and your arms around your head like Mexicans in Rockville when that sniper guy was out shooting people and everything thought he was targeting Latinos.

forwhenifeellikesharing:

switchblades:

Illustrating my pain

For those of you who don’t know, from December to March Loyola’s (Lakeshore) campus is basically a series of blustery wind tunnels that transform the entire area into an outdoor blast chiller.

Wasn’t Loyola voted the coldest campus in the continental United States?

I swear to god, the corner of 51st and Blackstone was just wrong in winter. You’d try to turn your back to the wind so it wouldn’t blow snow in your face and that shit would follow you! Like, fuck you, human, I’m going to sandblast your face and you’re going to like it! It didn’t matter which way you turned - you’d have to basically stand up against the side of Kenwood High with your face turned towards the wall and your arms around your head like Mexicans in Rockville when that sniper guy was out shooting people and everything thought he was targeting Latinos.

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Dec 01
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via cmdrriker: Guest Riker by John Campbell of pictures for sad childrenvia glark

via cmdrriker: Guest Riker by John Campbell of pictures for sad children
via glark

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Harry Potter has werewolfy chest hair and it is distracting. Among other things. via stephenfalk

Harry Potter has werewolfy chest hair and it is distracting. Among other things.
via stephenfalk

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stephenfalk: lizlet: Photo set from shoot of actors re-enacting previous roles. Hot damn. Yeah, my favorite is this one. I’m so cool.

stephenfalk:

lizlet:

Photo set from shoot of actors re-enacting previous roles. Hot damn.

Yeah, my favorite is this one. I’m so cool.

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I kind of love this.

I kind of love this.

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via Core77

via Core77

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“ If you’re looking for a job right now, your prospects are terrible. There are six times as many Americans seeking work as there are job openings, and the average duration of unemployment — the time the average job-seeker has spent looking for work — is more than six months, the highest level since the 1930s. You might think, then, that doing something about the employment situation would be a top policy priority. But now that total financial collapse has been averted, all the urgency seems to have vanished from policy discussion, replaced by a strange passivity. There’s a pervasive sense in Washington that nothing more can or should be done, that we should just wait for the economic recovery to trickle down to workers. This is wrong and unacceptable.
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Paul Krugman (via azspot, shorterexcerpts, and soupsoup)

Seems like a great time to quit my job, then.

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