Pop-Quiz Kid

i'm an animal; you're an animal, too.

I (ostensibly) contribute to these things, too:
 -Precious Territory
-Fuck Yeah, Hugs!
-It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Dec 4 ’09

txtsfrmlstnght:

(267): like why cant he just admit that he still wants to fuck me even though im underage


Right?

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Dec 4 ’09
tartanspartan: Untitled [The Vanished World] — Roman Vishniac, c. 1936

tartanspartan:

Untitled [The Vanished World] — Roman Vishniac, c. 1936

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Dec 3 ’09
I’m glad to see the fog return in full swing. North Beach! I’m ready.

I’m glad to see the fog return in full swing. North Beach! I’m ready.

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Dec 3 ’09
tartanspartan: White Flowers [Flying Blind] — Kamil Vojnar, 2008

tartanspartan:

White Flowers [Flying Blind] — Kamil Vojnar, 2008

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Dec 3 ’09
tartanspartan: Dancing [Flying Blind] — Kamil Vojnar, 2007

tartanspartan:

Dancing [Flying Blind] — Kamil Vojnar, 2007

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Dec 3 ’09
myparentswereawesome: Dick and Robin Submitted by Mike

myparentswereawesome:

Dick and Robin

Submitted by Mike

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Dec 3 ’09
myparentswereawesome: Sharon and Von Submitted by Gary

myparentswereawesome:

Sharon and Von

Submitted by Gary

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Dec 3 ’09
madmenfootnotes: “Oh, it’s just smudgy squares.” - Jane. There’s also this explanation. Every time this painting finds its way into a shot on Mad Men, I’m reminded of the six or seven minutes the man and I spent staring at a similar one (I think by the same artist, but I don’t remember for sure) at the SFMoMa that time he took me there.  It was one of my favorite things I saw that day, and the way he talked about it is probably why I’m so hung up on him now—his art nerdery really caught me off guard for some reason and it was kind of amazing to watch and listen to. Anyway.

madmenfootnotes:

“Oh, it’s just smudgy squares.” - Jane.

There’s also this explanation.

Every time this painting finds its way into a shot on Mad Men, I’m reminded of the six or seven minutes the man and I spent staring at a similar one (I think by the same artist, but I don’t remember for sure) at the SFMoMa that time he took me there.  It was one of my favorite things I saw that day, and the way he talked about it is probably why I’m so hung up on him now—his art nerdery really caught me off guard for some reason and it was kind of amazing to watch and listen to.

Anyway.

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