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gina:

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xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language - By Randall Munroe

Almost nails it

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I needed advice like this when I was a teenager.

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I am still, two years on, blown away by how simple yet brilliant this video is.

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Applicable to lots of my friends

prettyoneday.jpg (via thingsbydan)

For Laura.

repose:

jimcloudman:

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“But this isn’t really about what you think god wants, is it? You’re using the bible as an excuse for your own prejudices, selectively quoting the parts you happen to agree with. The old testament also states that you’re not allowed to shave your beard and that you must stone adulterers and disobedient children. It forbids wearing cloth made out of a mix of wool and linen. It states that women who have their period must not be touched for seven days. So, how many disobedient children have you stoned recently?”

LKM’s stuff (via chartier) (via marco) (via repose)

Jeeves and Wooster for DS (via richard winchell)

I would love this to be a real game.

Steve Martin

Poor kitty.

John Hodgman, Jonathan Coulton and The Long Winters (via pdxjonpaul)

I like to listen to this regularly as a sort of panacea

Lucky 3 (via joefacekilla)

I love this little sorta video EP from Elliot Smith.

A social education.

I have gradually been clearing through all my old school and uni notes.

My uni notes reveal that doodle a fair bit in first year.

My school notes are more interesting. My social education jotter reveals me to be, half a lifetime ago, politically very conservative and socially even more so. I thought that drug dealers were terrible people and that unemployment ruined lives, that everyone I knew would be deeply disappointed in me if I ever got drunk.

What I can’t figure out is how I got from being so straight-laced to being as liberal as, at least think, I am.