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June 2013

19 posts

Jun 10, 20132 notes
#whatshouldwecallmondays
Jun 1, 201353 notes
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Jun 1, 201328,264 notes
#oh my god
R.I.P Jean Stapleton → nytimes.com

supercalli:

“Jean Stapleton, Who Played Archie’s Better Angel, Dies at 90”

NY Times

This show taught me so much about cultural divisions in the U.S. in the 70s. Thank you Jean for your gifts, and rest in peace. 

Jun 1, 20139 notes
#jean stapleton #edith bunker #all in the family #rip
Jun 1, 2013106,122 notes
Jun 1, 201325,630 notes
#omg #so much shit explained
Jun 1, 20133,271 notes
#YES #this #Arrested Development #the great gatsby #is this the punchline to some kind of wes anderson joke?
Jun 1, 201390,241 notes

apollinares:

my boyfriend’s first language isn’t english and he asked me how to say cut in past tense and i said “cut” and he let out a wail of anguish and fell to the ground

Jun 1, 2013159,382 notes
#english #language #what even
Jun 1, 201312,032 notes
#i want that dress #immediately
Jun 1, 201321,651 notes
“Our fondness for stuff affects almost every aspect of our lives. Housing size, for example, has ballooned in the last 60 years. The average size of a new American home in 1950 was 983 square feet; by 2011, the average new home was 2,480 square feet. And those figures don’t provide a full picture. In 1950, an average of 3.37 people lived in each American home; in 2011, that number had shrunk to 2.6 people. This means that we take up more than three times the amount of space per capita than we did 60 years ago.” —Living With Less. A Lot Less (via azspot)
Jun 1, 2013130 notes
#materialim #capitalism #america
Jun 1, 201316,200 notes
#food porn #yummmmm #want
“Guys on Reddit are very typically coming from STEM fields - a lot of engineers, a lot of programmers. I really think the complete lack of basic understanding of social justice on Reddit, the lack of understanding of how past oppression continues to exert force on the present, is reflective of a larger failure of a good humanities education. It’s reflective of the increasing early specialization we require of college and even high school kids. Their STEM curriculums don’t require much of a humanities or social science foundation, so they grow up completely unarmed with the tools required to think critically about society, and totally unaware of how social structures shape everyone’s lives - and it’s especially invisible to them as mostly white, middle-class, straight males.” —

“Why is Reddit so Anti-Women?” Fascinating (and highly sensical) approach here, underscoring what gets lost when education (policy) is viewed as strictly the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields (the globally profitable/innovation-driven ones) at the expense of social/cultural education. (via marathonpacks)

Yup.

(via gaysagainstgaga)

AND reinforcing the overall White maleness of STEM fields. Vicious cycle, that.

(via 14kgoldnyc) 

(via firelordazula)

Jun 1, 20133,375 notes

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all im seeing is this

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at least its better than this

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Jun 1, 201311 notes
#katniss #eyebrows #thg
Jun 1, 20133,077 notes
#christina hendricks #fucking goddess
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Jun 1, 20136 notes
#megyn kelly #fox #republicans

May 2013

12 posts

I was feeling nostalgic for my old livejournal days so I thought I’d update here. I’m lying in bed just starting to feel sleepy, browsing storify and watching sappy videos, looking forward to free breakfast and a half-day at work tomorrow. Thinking about all the good things I have right now that I never thought possible a few years ago 

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May 31, 20135 notes
#personal post
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