May 2013
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February 2013
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want/wish
cityography:
“Want” is naked.
Nightmare-naked. Like, everyone is pointing and laughing at your uncovered parts. Naked because it is the absence of something (leaf), probably something essential. It’s unwanted naked, rated high, the stakes even higher.
“Want” implies that there isn’t enough to go around. If you take it, it’s yours, but only if somebody else doesn’t steal it. Only if somebody...
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Check out this mix on @8tracks: “the night you’ll love to spend alone”
January 2013
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Riding bikes everywhere? Using recyclable diapers? Carpooling? We’ve been doing...
– My uncle, upon learning about America’s “new Green Movement”. Obviously, he’s not impressed. (via eastafrodite)
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December 2012
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Mais la vérité c’est que parfois plus les choses changent plus elles restent les mêmes
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WHEN IM TOO DRUNK TO CARE THAT ITS FREEZING...
howdoiputthisgently:
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November 2012
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Created a mixtape on @8tracks: “life is lonely in the city”
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Justin Young: 'Rihanna is as important as...
fuckyeahthevaccines:
(Photo by Tom Martin/NME)
His comments came after he was asked why he felt the need to define The Vaccines as a rock band and dress in denim when they released second album ‘Come Of Age’ earlier this year. Speaking to NME, he said: “I just feel bands can be misunderstood, and I think people can over-intellectualise music.
I think an artist like Rihanna is as important as a...
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October 2012
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When I’m in writing mode for a novel, I get up at 4:00 am and work for five to...
– Haruki Murakami’s daily routine. Also see Murakami on writing and running, then dive deeper with his What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. (via explore-blog)
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The important task of literature is to free man, not to censor him
– Anaïs Nin, and other greats, on censorship (via explore-blog)
September 2012
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