blownspeakers:

hilabyela:

think-progress:

imwithkanye:

Met Ball. Jennifer Lawrence photobombs Sarah Jessica Parker.

Clearly, the Internet thinks this is amazingly cool. Here’s why.

I am the internet and I love this.

I find it hard to imagine 1) the author at Think Progress pitching this piece to their editor 2) Said editor being stoked enough on the idea to give it an ok.

“And as long as we don’t mistake a screwball performance for a revolution, we might as well enjoy Lawrence for what she is.”

Fuck. Thanks for clarifying that in several thousand words.

Quinn, just focus on the flashing pictures. So much more fun!

think-progress:

imwithkanye:

Met Ball. Jennifer Lawrence photobombs Sarah Jessica Parker.

Clearly, the Internet thinks this is amazingly cool. Here’s why.

I am the internet and I love this.

Somehow I continue to make amazing frittatas.

austinkleon:

Filed under: David Shrigley

lol

thelalatheory:

alersa:

intertnet:

it’s so perfect

Omg

Now THIS is more like it.

Perfection of a craft.

vicemag:

Shane Smith Stripped Down for VICE’s 2 Million YouTube Subscribers

A lot of times when you end up on the naked end of a wager, it means you lost more than your clothes in the challenge. However, in this case, our founder Shane Smith had promised he’d give a video tour of the VICE offices in his birthday suit if you helped us reach our goal of 2 million subscribers on the VICE YouTube channel. Settling a bet never felt so good. 

Thank you, champions of fine journalism, for having the impeccable taste and towering intellect of Mensa members who can smell the difference between a Pinot Noir and some fancy sparkling grape juice. Thank you for subscribing to VICE.

If you have yet to jump on the VICE train to Best Shit Ever Town, subscribe right now. When we hit 3 million subscribers, Shane will get naked again—on a mountain top. Who doesn’t want to see that?

Oh yeahhhh, super hip. I only WISH my self-described “badass” male boss would walk around naked more. What a lucky staff!

annfriedman:

Yeah, F those jokers at Google. I cannot believe there aren’t enough of us dedicated Reader users. It just doesn’t seem possible!

katerpotater:

Ayla?

loves loves

Tacos for one. Mid-week days off turn out to be great. (at Burnaby St. House)

queensassyofthefatties:

Lewis’s law is an observation she made in 2012 that states “the comments on any article about feminism justify feminism.” Lewis has written frequently about misogynist hate directed at women online.^[8]

Can we just repeat that a few more times, 

“The comments on any article about feminism justify feminism.”

“The comments on any article about feminism justify feminism.”

(via dearscience)

lizlemming:

MY ROOMMATES ARE GREAT

BUT WHAT IS TOMORROW?

blownspeakers:

Look at this little stinker.

snarfle snarfle snarfle, amiright?

lizlemming:

chnela:

Peter Stackpole, May 1951.

Ladies? Egh?

Like this, but without the cigarettes!

nevver:

Bukowski

Gross

(via knitpearls)

lizlemming:

towerofsleep:

sterwood:

the89thkey:

rhizombie:

thenoobyorker:

Something to consider for the future.

lol my life right now

seriously.
and there is so little solidarity for the fact that this is so common. 

Honestly, this is a large part of my wavering over going to grad school right now. I have enough problems with depression and stuff as it is. I don’t need a situation that will likely further my depression when I could possibly, you know, not be depressed.

I hear so much about this and I don’t want to gloat in an unseemly fashion but I am basically happier, more fulfilled, and more financially secure since I started my PhD than I have been at any time during my adult life. My program is great, my supervisor and professors have been really supportive, I feel like my work is coming along nicely and — okay, there’s no way to say this without gloating — the government is showering me with money.

So, hey kids, its not all bad. And to all you Americans looking at grad school: consider Canada.

Thanks for sharing! But you can still go to grad school in Canada and sink into one hell of a nasty depression.

Is it something about the environment, or is it that the kind of people who go to grad school who are more likely to struggle with this kind of stuff? I don’t know, and I wouldn’t presume to guess. I like my school, my professors, and my cohort, but I still spent most of the past six months with my mood hovering somewhere below miserable.

It’s not all terrible! I get that that’s the message, and grad school can be great, but people do suffer and the competitive atmosphere means that no one wants to talk about it SO HI HERE I AM TALKING ABOUT IT.

Doesn’t this mean we’re doing something really, really wrong at our academic institutions? Where’s the support?