inthekitschen:

bluewinter:

buongiorno:

mytype:

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(password is “character”)

I am Archer Hairline. This is a fun interactive test that determines which typeface you are most like. Give it a go.

I am Marina Script.

Plastica.

dot matrix. this is fun.

courier.

Dec 21

Dali, my feline companion, assisting me in a slightly furrier Magritte recreation. I’ve also noticed my jumper is inside out, but being cold and currently alone, I don’t particularly mind, and neither should you.

Dec 07

thedarkspark:

ninefruits

thedarkspark:

So I’m getting ready to head out for the last day of ATP. Here is my essential purchase of the weekend - this bottle of tabasco, which shall be carried around with me all day in an attempt to rescue food everywhere from the bonds of the mediocre. Seriously, the food at Butlins is so bland I think I heard my appetite weeping in the middle of the night.

Why haven’t I proposed to you yet?

Because that would be incest.

Love, your internet big sister.

Oh Marie I saw you! I thought it was you at APTBS but by the time I realised it could have been you you’d gone! I recognise the neck scarf :(

I hope you had an ace time x

Nov 09

Tumblr meetup at ATP Nightmare before christmas?

Nov 08

“ He had awoken too late for happiness, but not for strength, and could feel an austere joy, as of a warrior who is homeless but stands fully armed.

—

Maurice by E.M. Forster. (via midnight-radio)

This needs to be added to my list of books to read in the near future, as this line is perfect.

Oct 26

“ Acts like what this coach did are extremely damaging. I’m sure it was the talk of the school- the two big football players holding hands like fags. I can only imagine the effect this had on LGBT students at the school. Take the ridicule the two players felt and quadruple it to an actual LGBT kid. The other players saw the “punishment” as a homophobic joke and still reacted with bullying and jeers under the watchful eye of their coach. What would their reaction be if it was a real gay student holding hands with another boy- would the bullying stop at jeers or escalate to something more violent? These are lessons in hate and intolerance we should be fighting against, not excusing and glazing over. The acts of intolerance themselves are dangerous moments that teach anti-LGBT animus. How we react (or condone) as a community is a lesson to young people as well, perhaps a stronger lesson than the homophobic act itself.

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Pam’s House Blend:: High School Hand Holding as Punishment… with a Dash of Internalized Homophobia

via clingtomymouth(via sexartandpolitics)