Ballads Of A Bohemian

I'll just read a book instead.


Ask me somethings, but not absolutely anything  


Reblogged from bookoflead
“ The shortness of life, so often lamented, may perhaps be the very best thing about it. If, finally, we were to bring to the sight of everyone the terrible sufferings and afflictions to which his life is constantly exposed, he would be seized with horror. From The world as will and representation by Arthur Schopenhauer (via bookoflead)

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Reblogged from yeahcarmelo
Someone was never taught not to swing on his chair. Oh Barm.

Someone was never taught not to swing on his chair. Oh Barm.

(Source: yeahcarmelo, via psychedelicblanket)



Reblogged from falloutof
“ Farmer Hoggett knew that little ideas that tickled and nagged and refused to go away should never be ignored, for in them lie the seeds of destiny. Babe - 1995 (via falloutof)

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Reblogged from thedailywhat
thedailywhat: A Chuck Testa Christmas of the Day: Just a very normal and not at all terrifying Christmas card from the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico. [thanks AbeRod1986!]

thedailywhat:

A Chuck Testa Christmas of the Day: Just a very normal and not at all terrifying Christmas card from the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico.

[thanks AbeRod1986!]



Reblogged from spokeart
spokeart: “The Dude” by Oliver Barrett Part of Spoke Art’s ‘Quentin vs. Coen’ art show, happening October 1st and 2nd in Los Angeles! More info here - http://www.facebook.com/spokeart

spokeart:

“The Dude” by Oliver Barrett

Part of Spoke Art’s ‘Quentin vs. Coen’ art show, happening October 1st and 2nd in Los Angeles! More info here - http://www.facebook.com/spokeart



Nice night in Horsforth.

Nice night in Horsforth.



Reblogged from tanasaur
Why are animals babies SO CUTE!?!

Why are animals babies SO CUTE!?!

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I write like H. P. Lovecraft

Reblogged from tit-deactivated20111119
amealinya: hehe flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!

amealinya:

hehe flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!

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Reblogged from orientaltiger

orientaltiger:

Last Meals: Since 1976, 879 people have been executed in the United States, 82 percent in the South, 399 in Texas and Virginia alone. Prisoners are generally allowed to choose a last meal, though requests for tobacco products and even chewing gum can be denied. In an ongoing project, photographer Celia A. Shapiro has reconstructed such last requests.

America: unhealthy and illiberal about crime punishment.

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