wehavethingstolookforwardto:

left to right: me, claire, and kye
had our love maps band portrait done by l. nichols at the brooklyn comics and graphics fest
!

FRIENDS

wehavethingstolookforwardto:

left to right: me, claire, and kye

had our love maps band portrait done by l. nichols at the brooklyn comics and graphics fest

!

FRIENDS

(via 100yearsoflolitude)

still laughing

still laughing

(Source: beckyontheinternet)

amy-fieldmouse:

beautilation:

Johnny Depp (Wade “Crybaby” Walker) and Kim McGuire (“Hatchet Face”)

amy-fieldmouse:

beautilation:

Johnny Depp (Wade “Crybaby” Walker) and Kim McGuire (“Hatchet Face”)

(via trudymade)

decameters:

donotronix:

wild flag - romance

yep

(Source: vimeo.com, via fuckyeahfemalefronted)

wehavethingstolookforwardto:

August Retrospective:

Ernie continued to be very handsome.

kathbarbadoro:

OAR was really cool when I was in middle high/school. There’s this weird hippie-redneck hybrid culture that is the dominant thing for New England young people and all of them listen to OAR. Anyway, I just remembered “Crazy Game Of Poker” like it was a repressed memory or something. Shit just came flooding back to me. Then I looked it up on youtube and laughed my face off for an hour straight because it’s even worse than I remember it being.

If you don’t want to listen to the whole song (I don’t blame you), do yourself a favor and at least check out the scatting at 3:23. When I get home I am going to make a loop of just the scatting and put it on the internet because it is the funniest sound in human history.

laughing actually forever

(Source: 100yearsoflolitude)

"oar is the funniest thing. just everything about oar. oar is so richly hilarious you should just draw yourself a bath and sit in the tub and think about it."

babydentures FUCKING GETS IT. (via kathbarbadoro)

(Source: 100yearsoflolitude)

(via screamingfemale)

kathbarbadoro:

lalalalovelyy:

live free or die.

This is a really good shirt.

4ever

kathbarbadoro:

lalalalovelyy:

live free or die.

This is a really good shirt.

4ever

(via 100yearsoflolitude)

katewadkins:

Feels appropriate for Kathleen’s amazing zine on grief and loss to show up on my dashboard after Erica’s shocking, untimely passing. Rest in peace, Erica. We love and miss you.


page 14 from the worst: A Compilation Zine on Grief and  Loss.  Talks about radical response to  death and loss, + how to support  someone who is grieving. (click image to go to printable pdf)
[image description: a cut n paste zine page from the worst #1: A Compilation Zine on Grief and  Loss. Text reads: 
“Circle what you think you might need:
for me to come and hold you
for me to stay outside your door but play you some music
for me to play music for you inside your room
for me to ask you questions
for me to just be near and be silent
for me to hold your hand while you call your other family 
to talk about the rest of the family
to go outside and scream
to talk about anything but this death
to get away from here
go to a movie
distraction
acknowledgment
some kind of ceremony
to get the rest of the roommates out of the house
to get the rest of the roommates to stop giving you uncomfortable looks
to get people to stop trying to cheer you up
to tell everyone else that this is the anniversary day
to tell you that all the mixed things you feel are okay
to tell you the things i love about you
to tell you that this is the worst thing you’ll ever know
to tell you that i want to know everything. it is not a burden.
circle what you think you might need. or write more. i want to be here for you. i want to be your friend”.]

katewadkins:

Feels appropriate for Kathleen’s amazing zine on grief and loss to show up on my dashboard after Erica’s shocking, untimely passing. Rest in peace, Erica. We love and miss you.

page 14 from the worst: A Compilation Zine on Grief and Loss.  Talks about radical response to death and loss, + how to support someone who is grieving. (click image to go to printable pdf)

[image description: a cut n paste zine page from the worst #1: A Compilation Zine on Grief and Loss. Text reads:

“Circle what you think you might need:

  • for me to come and hold you
  • for me to stay outside your door but play you some music
  • for me to play music for you inside your room
  • for me to ask you questions
  • for me to just be near and be silent
  • for me to hold your hand while you call your other family
  • to talk about the rest of the family
  • to go outside and scream
  • to talk about anything but this death
  • to get away from here
  • go to a movie
  • distraction
  • acknowledgment
  • some kind of ceremony
  • to get the rest of the roommates out of the house
  • to get the rest of the roommates to stop giving you uncomfortable looks
  • to get people to stop trying to cheer you up
  • to tell everyone else that this is the anniversary day
  • to tell you that all the mixed things you feel are okay
  • to tell you the things i love about you
  • to tell you that this is the worst thing you’ll ever know
  • to tell you that i want to know everything. it is not a burden.

circle what you think you might need. or write more. i want to be here for you. i want to be your friend”.]

(via wehavethingstolookforwardto)

radmike:

kinda want to hang out with this guy

wehavethingstolookforwardto:

screamingbrain:

Bring your whole family! Your mummy! Your dead-y! Your… blood brother.

CAN IT BE HALLOWEEN ALREADY???

ahhhhh <3 u forever, count leonairdo

fyeahwomenartists:

Self Portrait with Fried Eggs, 1996 from Self-Portaits 1990-1998Inkjet print on paper 
(via Tate Collection | Self Portrait with Fried Eggs by Sarah Lucas)

postcard on my wall!

fyeahwomenartists:

Self Portrait with Fried Eggs, 1996 from Self-Portaits 1990-1998
Inkjet print on paper 

(via Tate Collection | Self Portrait with Fried Eggs by Sarah Lucas)

postcard on my wall!

(via girlsmakebetterrainbows)

motherjones:

kickstarter:

It’s alive! Steve Lambert wanted to build a massive neon sign that asked the very interesting question: “Does capitalism work for you?” He would then take it on a tour of the country, allowing people to vote, and documenting their reactions, thoughts, and interactions with the piece. Well, now he’s done it! If you want to put your vote in, be sure to stay tuned for tour dates.

motherjones:

kickstarter:

It’s alive! Steve Lambert wanted to build a massive neon sign that asked the very interesting question: “Does capitalism work for you?” He would then take it on a tour of the country, allowing people to vote, and documenting their reactions, thoughts, and interactions with the piece. Well, now he’s done it! If you want to put your vote in, be sure to stay tuned for tour dates.

nevver:

The Bible

nevver:

The Bible

(via 50watts)

thenearsightedmonkey:

From “What it Is” by Lynda Barry

thenearsightedmonkey:

From “What it Is” by Lynda Barry

(via believeinthefight)