being wrong does not feel any different from being right.
it is the realization that you are wrong, that destroys you.
being wrong does not feel any different from being right.
it is the realization that you are wrong, that destroys you.
her eyes are green, ‘cause she eats a lot of vegetables (and olives that come with the martini, which is a fruit). it don’t have nothing to do with his new friend (who he is totally just talking to on a platonic level).
The saddest girl to ever to hold a martini
Cameron Diaz in “Vanilla Sky” (2001, director: Cameron Crowe, writer: Alejandro Amenábar)
i found a way to motivate people to call. i send them the above message.
they are confused as they have had my number for years. some call back and ask what it is about. then i tell them i thought they did not have my number, because they never use it.
refuse, if you can do without it
reduce, if you cannot
reuse, if it is possible
repair, when it breaks
recycle, when it is dead
you do not have to be a saint to protect the environment and save resources.
nihilism is a great thing.
once you realize that nothing makes sense, you can just start making your own sense of everything. whatever works. who or what has authority to tell you otherwise. nihilism is liberating because it puts you in the center. good and bad do not exist in absolute terms, but are left for you to be judged.
but is edwards talking about nihilism? maybe i just want him to…
(Source: ignitemythoughts, via radleybleak)
imagine being her. she clearly does not fit in, yet she seems to know something others don’t.
For the silent film collector, this is a rare item: a 1922 Wichitan yearbook with a tiny, but darling & enigmatic picture of infamous silent film actress Louise Brooks taken shortly before she dropped out of school to begin her glorious career in cinema. Although many books have been written about Brooks, this yearbook image has never been mentioned or published. Her portrait is on the Student Council member tableaux on page 89. Book dimensions are approx 8 x10”. On the inner leaf, a student named Lewis Cromwell has signed his name.
whoever said suffering, trauma, and pain were always bad? there are ways to enjoy these. especially when it is novel, exciting, and opening a new view.
no need to hide it either.
btw: reminds me of “dont worry, its not my blood!”
but it could also read “dont worry, its my blood”
great for parties 画
defending your life - 1991
a movie that is not very remarkable and yet i still remember having seen it once when i was a kid. daytime program. it contains an interesting idea about how our lives shall be judged. basically it is not about being good or bad, successful or a loser, but about overcoming one’s fears. showing that you did not play it safe.
it left a mark, but i do not know whether it has really had an effect.
plus: on youtube there seems to be version of this movie in 13 parts.
listening to podcasts i prefer to have the headphone cord underneath my sweater.
everytime i unplug myself from it, i pull it out to the top, and i feel like neo from the matrix when he gets rid of his feeding tube.