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11:56 pm  •  11 March 2010  •  1 note

wrote a social psychology paper on MOC once. so yes, i am ancient!

but for reals, this is hilarious.

mariamercedeslara:

Won’t You Be My Emo Boyfriend?

Makeout Club Profile:

Username: xsassycorex

Interests: hardcore music, veganism, “politics” and sXe

Favorite bands: Three Mile Pilot, Saetia, The Locust, Creation is Crucifixion and Q and Not U (for the upcoming indie music phase).

Who I’m Looking For: A sXe boy who is willing to cuddle and is interested in lecturing girls about music, “politics” and lifestyle choices and why his personal choices are “the right” choices in all of these regards. Also, rudimentary interest in philosophy, but nothing beyond of Nietzsche. Prefers someone with a tattoo they will regret in three years.

11:46 pm  •  11 March 2010  •  7 notes

topherchris:

If only Lady Gaga was photographed by Terry Richardson while announcing a new Apple product at SXSW.

11:40 pm  •  11 March 2010  •  24 notes

(via skybarn)

11:19 pm  •  11 March 2010  •  4 notes

but I CAN’T WAIT AND I WISH I HAD BOOKED MY FLIGHT FOR TONIGHT.

8:16 pm  •  11 March 2010  •  1 note

1:40 am  •  11 March 2010  •  1 note

only because i’m currently watching strange days

viereckige-augen:

replicant:(via magnetical)

9:34 pm  •  10 March 2010  •  98 notes

"

We celebrate “The Hurt Locker”, which is a film about war that remains “a-political” and by doing so, tacitly accepts our invasion and occupation as fact, and war as an inevitable reality. We celebrate a female director telling stories about men – men as heroes, men as flawed adrenaline junkies, men who have fear, men who die, men who care about each other. We celebrate “The Hurt Locker,” a film by a woman about men.

Let’s be revolutionary. Let’s celebrate stories about women, that celebrate their risk-taking, their flaws, their losses and their joys. Let’s tell stories about women that are entertaining, thought-provoking, sexy, smart and all things that we women are. Let’s be revolutionary and reflect our visions on a screen of a world free from violence, rape, and full of sex, relationships, drama, and humanity. That’s my vote.

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Women Directors React to the Bigelow Win | Women &

Yes, let’s make those movies, let’s tell our stories, but let’s be GOOD at it. Watch a Nancy Meyers movie and then watch The Hurt Locker. They are not at the same level, and I’m not even talking about the story or subject matter, I’m talking about what they look like, how they flow, how they are set up. It’s not the same.

Also, almost all the fiction I write is from the male perspective. I am in my own very female brain and life all damn day, when I write, I want to go somewhere else.

6:53 pm  •  9 March 2010  •  26 notes

the writer of the story in the NYT conveniently ignored this line in the abstract for the study: ” Body weight was self-reportedon baseline and 8 annual follow-up questionnaires.” 

meaverly:

Drunkorexia: it totally works!

Then you will not want that (fattening!) frittata and have plenty of energy for sex. New York Times, you have solved all my problems!

OK except for that “dying of cancer because of loneliness” thing, that blows. But if I can go right from “euphoric buzz” to “passed out,” bypassing the “weeping because of utter failure” business, everything should be perfect forever. FOREVER.

4:53 pm  •  9 March 2010  •  3 notes

i know i do it too, but at least it’s making me aware that i need to work on that. but, seriously, the every statement as question? and the slowwwww drawl is driving me bananas.

2:03 pm  •  9 March 2010  •  1 note