back at you, @sonofashipscat
Koji Kondo - Athletic Theme (Super Mario World) (by PoopPoopFart)
This plays in my head… most of the time. Everyday.
OH, SO IT’S NOT CORPORATE OUTSOURCING OF PRACTICALLY EVERY MAJOR MANUFACTURING AND TELECOM JOB IN THE COUNTRY THAT’S GUTTED US ECONOMICALLY BUT IMMIGRATION? IS THAT WHAT YOU’RE SAYING? YOU HAD A BRIGHT FUTURE PICKING VEGETABLES FOR $3 AN HOUR ALL LINED UP? WE’RE A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS. IMMIGRANTS BUILT OUR COUNTRY. YOU’RE IRISH FOR CHRIST’S SAKE.
I’M JUST SAYING IT’S ALL SOCIALIST OR SOMETHING. I SAW IT ON A NEWS SHOW. WE GOT TO KEEP THESE PEOPLE FROM BECOMING CITIZENS. IF WE LET THE MEXICANS AND THE WHOEVERS COME OVER AND TAKE OUR JOBS WE WON’T HAVE NO MORE JOBS FOR HARDWORKING AMERIC- HEY! JESSE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
KILLING MYSELF, LENNY. KILLING MYSELF SO I DON’T HAVE TO TALK TO YOU ANYMORE. GOODBYE.
god. i think this every other day at work.
god.yes!
The problem with being a pseudo adult, and living together, and social media and following each other is that there isn’t a private place that i can go to when i’m tired and feeling sorry for myself. sometimes i just want to vent and be melodramatic in a very small way and not worry that friends and lovers will see. how… how i deal with this type of ‘problem?’
image credit: Friedrich Kunath, All of My Problems Are Water Based (Strawberry), 2010, polystyrene foam, acrylic resin, clothes, shoes, acrylic and watercolor paint, plastic leaves, artificial peaches, grapes and apple, fake black bird, lacquer 4
ha ha!
Gil, if you’re imagining me naked again, I swear I’m going to pop you in the eye.
Joseph Spence - Sloop John B (by MysteriousBritishGuy)
I’ll come over to your house at night!
(Source: ohrochester)
awwww…. what a sweetie petie radicalleypie…. who wants his widdle tumtumwubbed after smashing the state!
srsly. i like the occupy mvmt, but i love a cute dog.
(Source: awwccupywallstreet)
Oscar Wilde (Oct. 16, 1854 - 1900), gay playwright, novelist and wit…
Always remember: “Art is the only serious thing in the world. And the artist is the only person who is never serious.”
And most importantly: “Everything popular is wrong.”
Happy birthday, dear Oscar!
