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May 6 '13

titlefightclub:

iu2:

Coffee stain portrait by Hong Yi

are you serious

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May 1 '13

tasty-wavves:

im pissing myself oh my goD

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May 1 '13

wethinkwedream:

ugh trees. ughhh <3 <3

(Source: allthingsamericana)

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May 1 '13

awkwardsituationist:

images of zaballeen children who with 60,000 others live on the outskirts of cairo in the world’s largest garbage village. members of egypt’s minority coptic christian community, these entrepreneurial garbage workers recycle nearly all the trash they collect (4000 tones a day), including organic refuse they feed to their pigs. despite the invaluable service they provide to the city, the zaballeen (roughly translated as garbage collectors) live more like untouchables and struggle for legitimacy. with government apprehension over swine flu fears stripping the zaballeen of their pigs, and the advent of european multinationals contracted to collect the cities garbage (lowering the city’s recycling rate from the 80% of the zabelleen to less than 20%), the survival of this community (which dates back generations) is now under threat.

photos peter dench
pbs independent lens, “garbage dreams”

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Apr 30 '13

I took a 7 week coast to coast road trip after being laid off from Boeing. I didn’t have a camper but realized that being able to pull off the road at a rest or truck stop was the way to go to make the trip affordable. With a few sheets of 1/2” plywood and misc. hardware this is what I came up with. The effort was well worth the time and materials.

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Apr 29 '13
“I, to you, am lost in the gorgeous errors of flesh.”
— Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals (via larmoyante)

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Apr 29 '13
“Look at you. You’re young. And you’re scared. Why are you so scared? Stop being paralyzed. Stop swallowing your words. Stop caring what other people think. Wear what you want. Say what you want. Listen to the music you want to listen to. Play it loud as fuck and dance to it. Go out for a drive at midnight and forget that you have school the next day. Stop waiting for Friday. Live now. Do it now. Take risks. Tell secrets. This life is yours. When are you going to realize that you can do whatever you want?”
— Louise Flory (via larmoyante)

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Apr 25 '13

hesbell:

loogguitars:

Steve and Jeri wanted to build their grandkids a treehouse. We want Steve and Jeri to be our grandparents. 

Never in my life have I been more jealous 

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Apr 25 '13

lifeinmissyland:

gaksdesigns:

Unity by Bohyun Yoon

Materials: silicon rubber, wire, steel, spotlight

This is epic art!!!!!!

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Apr 23 '13
vicemag: BC Bud, Part 1 With a reported value of over six billion dollars, it’s no secret that marijuana in British Columbia is big business. However, due to the recent legalization of weed in Washington and Colorado, the draconian crime laws pushed forward by the Canadian Conservative government’s omnibus crime bill, and recent changes to medical marijuana regulations, the entire industry is suddenly facing an identity crisis. VICE Canada decided to head out west to talk to the people directly affected by these recent events: from the legalization activists and the large and small scale growers, to the illegal traffickers and law enforcement, we talked to the people on the front lines of the battle for control over one of Canada’s most undervalued resource. Watch the video

vicemag:

BC Bud, Part 1

With a reported value of over six billion dollars, it’s no secret that marijuana in British Columbia is big business. However, due to the recent legalization of weed in Washington and Colorado, the draconian crime laws pushed forward by the Canadian Conservative government’s omnibus crime bill, and recent changes to medical marijuana regulations, the entire industry is suddenly facing an identity crisis. VICE Canada decided to head out west to talk to the people directly affected by these recent events: from the legalization activists and the large and small scale growers, to the illegal traffickers and law enforcement, we talked to the people on the front lines of the battle for control over one of Canada’s most undervalued resource.

Watch the video

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