(Source: deshommesetdeschatons)
*and also keep in mind that this is tongue-in-cheek joke and being a girl means many things and you can have a dick or be asexual or play videogames *kisses N64 controller gently* or disagree with all of this or be a fucking CHIA PET and still be a girl, okay?
- the day Pumpkin Spice comes out at…
"The fear of abstract art is that it could be interpreted in many ways, and who knows what you could read into a painting that didn’t have a clear message? One of the obsessions that the Soviet Union and the eastern European communist parties had was always controlling the message — all information that everybody gets has to be carefully controlled and monitored. Art was no exception, art was supposed to tell a story, it was supposed to have a happy ending, it was supposed to teach, it was supposed to support the ideals of the party. There was no such thing as art for art’s sake and there was no such thing as art reaching into some kind of spiritual, wordless realm. No, art was done in service of the state and it was something that was going to help mold people and create citizens who do what the state tells them, and who follow the rules."
— Anne Applebaum on the fear of abstract art in communist culture in the period after World War II (via nprfreshair)
President Obama weeps as he thanks his staff. I just…I’ve got something in my eye. This is something I want my future kids to see. Reblogged by sirmitchell, who got it from mdt, who said:
This is the man that a tad less than half of America thinks is a monster…
Yeah.
Good luck with that.
Source: zainyk.
Personal highlight was Messina’s goofy celebraish right at the beginning. This is a great year for goofy fist pumps.
are you fucking serious right now? i love this man so much.
Raena Lamont, 3, wears a Captain America costume at a polling center Tuesday in Staten Island, New York. The polling station doubles as a donation site as Staten Island works to recover in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
(via havisham)
"Oh my God, you’re putting my mother’s cats on the Supreme Court."
— Donna Moss (The West Wing)
(Source: blimeyjenna, via youknowidontlikeyou)
