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February 2012
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Sacrifice today; paradise tomorrow
“…fifteen thousand years…of what? We’re still nothing but animals.”
-Eddie Cohen, from the Journals of Sylvia Plath
Tomorrow I am seeing Uconn play Syracuse...
alecwells5:
It’s so surreal….I grew up watching these two teams battle it out time after time. Calhoun Vs. Boeheim.
Emeka vs. Gerry
Flynn Vs. Price
Jardine vs. Walker
Tomorrow…who knows…
I just want us to win…for so many reasons. Tomorrow night ten young men from all over the country will lay it all out on the line for their respective universities.
And 10,00 young huskies will be...
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If I can hear your headphones from across the room, chances are they’re too loud.
And you’re partially deaf.
“He [Rick Santorum] is a staunch opponent of abortion, even in the case of rape....”
– John Oliver on Rick Santorum, The Bugle 183 (via stfuconservatives, sixpencesoulcake)
YES.
Mad to Love: Remember Me →
corycopeland:
There’s a rumbling amongst we rebels of this generation.
Forgoing the hard won ways of our fathers, and their fathers before them, we seem to crave for the notoriety of creation—building, painting, singing, writing; it’s become a means for us to be seen, to be noticed.
We drown in a world…
How long do animals live?
did-you-kno:
“The hardest trade in the world is the writing of straight, honest prose about...”
– Ernest Hemingway By Edward Stafford, “On Being a Writer” (via thatkindofwoman)
“There is nothing rational about love. Love, love stutters when it gets nervous,...”
– Rudy Francisco (via yourveryfleshshallbeagreatpoem)
“I want a tattoo over my heart that reads TRY HARDER YOU LAZY PARAMEDIC SHITBAG...”
– Warren Ellis
That awkward moment when you're talking to someone... →
the-absolute-best-posts:
Submitted by thekaycho
MONTANA I HOPE YOU SEE THIS
Today, I saw a different part of downtown Syracuse than I was used to seeing. My friends and I went restaurant hopping, ate lots of great food, and I think I took a lot of great shots for my film class. Now, I’m off to write an essay about Colbert and platonic and sophistic rhetoric! Not too shabby of an ending to an awesome day.