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Nov
8th
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fun evening w/ the bros

fun evening w/ the bros

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Nov
5th
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I WANT A BOYFRIEND FOR TODAY.just for like 4 hours tho.
— via Ke$ha’s twitter. via this song.
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Oct
28th
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(via bnfabian)

(via bnfabian)

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Oct
25th
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Oct
24th
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The LexisNexis representative came to our class to teach us how to use their research database the other day. It was pretty interesting. Here are my notes.

The LexisNexis representative came to our class to teach us how to use their research database the other day. It was pretty interesting. Here are my notes.

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Oct
22nd
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me and my frisbee team

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me and my frisbee team

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Oct
15th
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via bnfabian
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Oct
14th
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apologize for not posting recently…all my t-mobile sidekick web cloud computing info was wiped.

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Oct
6th
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When he wrote the “Critique,” Sartre, a lifelong caffeine fiend and serious drinker, was also frying his brains on corydrane, a form of amphetamine mixed with, of all things, aspirin. The philosopher was using corydrane on a daily basis, first to cut through the fug of the barbiturates he was taking to help him sleep—and he was having trouble sleeping not least because of all the corydrane he was putting away—but also to keep him at his desk, churning out the “Critique.” “To put it briefly,” he told Simone de Beauvoir some time later, “in philosophy, writing consisted of analysing my ideas; and a tube of corydrane meant ‘these ideas will be analysed in the next two days.’ “

We hear a lot these days about drug abuse, but there is also such a thing as drug use—a utilitarian attitude to our body chemistry in which drugs are simply aids to productivity. That’s how Sartre treated them, and Marcus Boon argues that “several of Sartre’s works show the influence of speed,” including “The Idiot of the Family,” his incomplete and close to definitively unreadable five-volume study of Flaubert, and “Saint Genet,” which, Boon relates, “began as a 50-page preface to Genet’s writings, and ended up an 800-page book.”

— John Lanchester, “High Style,” The New Yorker, January 6, 2003
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Oct
3rd
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annicka: DeYarmond Edison (Bon Iver & Megafaun) - Love Long Gone

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Oct
1st
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bandwagonpete:

not gonna lie.  im pretty excited to see dj samsons band men open up for the gossip in two weeks.  hooray for lesbians and their awesome music.
give men a whirl.

1 time i opened for jd samson. there were like 20 ppl there. these girls gave me some linoleum coasters they made with prints of their va*inas on them. true story.

bandwagonpete:

not gonna lie.  im pretty excited to see dj samsons band men open up for the gossip in two weeks.  hooray for lesbians and their awesome music.

give men a whirl.

1 time i opened for jd samson. there were like 20 ppl there. these girls gave me some linoleum coasters they made with prints of their va*inas on them. true story.

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Sep
26th
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Library (Lori Nix)

Library (Lori Nix)

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Laundromat at Night (Lori Nix)

Laundromat at Night (Lori Nix)

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