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The Hangover T-Shirt
Are you sure you’re qualified to be taking care of that baby?
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justojusto:

ohryankelley:

The Hangover T-Shirt

Are you sure you’re qualified to be taking care of that baby?

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elvira:

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9gag:
Waste your Life.  Be an Artist.
iaminlikewithmybike:
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I need these decals on my bike asap.

iaminlikewithmybike:

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I need these decals on my bike asap.
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ak47:msnr:nemoi:kml:        Explosion on the 42nd st. (via Tiny Lab)
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mollylambert:
HOT LEAKED NAKED CANDID SHOT OF OSCAR WINNING SCREENWRITER DALTON TRUMBO!

Yeah, i’m writing a script in my tub…got a problem with that?

elvira:

mollylambert:

HOT LEAKED NAKED CANDID SHOT OF OSCAR WINNING SCREENWRITER DALTON TRUMBO!

Yeah, i’m writing a script in my tub…got a problem with that?

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ekstasis:

tba:

Out of that bunch, Deleuze had the most powerful effect on me. His book Nietzsche & Philosophy is fantastic if you put in the effort.
langer:

This volume of Semiotext(e) is widely considered to have been the impetus behind Nietzsche’s popular rediscovery in the U.S. It’s a playful edition, featuring the jocularly referenced “Fred” in a series of comic strips alongside more serious work by some of the leading European voices in philosophy and theory at the time, figures who had gained a fair amount of popularity (and notoriety) following the Johns Hopkins conference of a decade earlier.
I’ve been looking everywhere for a copy of it. It’s nowhere to be found in the Harvard library system, and so far as I knew it was nowhere on the internet.
But I desperately want to get my hands on it, since I suspect that the publication of this very edition is the historical moment we can point to at which Nietzsche was officially co-opted by a generation of angsty teenage boys in black trenchcoats, a stereotype which has since made it impossible for me to ever in good conscience be seen in public reading anything penned by ol’ Fred.
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ekstasis:

tba:

Out of that bunch, Deleuze had the most powerful effect on me. His book Nietzsche & Philosophy is fantastic if you put in the effort.

langer:

This volume of Semiotext(e) is widely considered to have been the impetus behind Nietzsche’s popular rediscovery in the U.S. It’s a playful edition, featuring the jocularly referenced “Fred” in a series of comic strips alongside more serious work by some of the leading European voices in philosophy and theory at the time, figures who had gained a fair amount of popularity (and notoriety) following the Johns Hopkins conference of a decade earlier.

I’ve been looking everywhere for a copy of it. It’s nowhere to be found in the Harvard library system, and so far as I knew it was nowhere on the internet.

But I desperately want to get my hands on it, since I suspect that the publication of this very edition is the historical moment we can point to at which Nietzsche was officially co-opted by a generation of angsty teenage boys in black trenchcoats, a stereotype which has since made it impossible for me to ever in good conscience be seen in public reading anything penned by ol’ Fred.

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peterwknox:

moderation:paulmwatson:

Movies In Frames
lol.
justojusto:

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From the Bronx to the High Court - The New York Times

seeminglysane:

AMAZING….This is going in history with the Horry clip and the Jordan clips and the Kobe clips….I AM A WITNESS!!!! Bron Bron FTW
Awesome!
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