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I’ll tell you something, I think the Internet sucks.
My aunt, bless her heart.

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I have this problem where I like my mirror face more than my real-life face.

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at Gowanus

at Gowanus

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Hi guys.

Hi guys.

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natgeofound:

Smiling young woman holds chick above chicken-filled incubator drawer in Arkansas, July 1944.Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic

So cute. Gimme those shoes. And that hair.

natgeofound:

Smiling young woman holds chick above chicken-filled incubator drawer in Arkansas, July 1944.
Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic

So cute. Gimme those shoes. And that hair.

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luckypeach:

The last in our lil’ series of award-nominated stuff from LP: The Secret Lives of Chefs by Lisa Hanawalt! This comic also appears in her upcoming book MY DIRTY DUMB EYES, published by Drawn & Quarterly.

Oh Lisa Hanawalt, I love you.

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The great challenge of life is to know yourself.
Gretchen Rubin, in conversation with Kate Bolick and Jen Doll — a lady journo power trio — at today’s New York Ideas, presented by Atlantic Live.

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One step at a time, and that’s one huge motherfuckin’ staircase.

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Sunday in the park with seed cake. (at Fort Greene Park)

Sunday in the park with seed cake. (at Fort Greene Park)

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Tea party. (at Fort Greene Park)

Tea party. (at Fort Greene Park)

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Katy Perry, Megan Fox, and me: the sisterhood of big pores & ice pick acne scars.

Katy Perry, Megan Fox, and me: the sisterhood of big pores & ice pick acne scars.

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One night, Stephen Colbert and his Strangers With Candy co-star and co-creator Paul Dinello rented bassoons for a duet of “The Devil Went Down to Georgia.” Every time there was an instrumental break, they’d dramatically lean into the mouthpieces, lick their lips, and make other grand “about to play” gestures. But they never did, always pulling away from their instruments at the absolute last second, for almost ten minutes of this song. Finally, near the end, they blew into them with full force, having no idea how to play them. “It sounded like elephants dying,” says Showalter who, like Black, remembers this as one of the funniest things to ever happen at Stella. Wain doesn’t remember it, but concedes that his own recollection of bits is hazy because between Stella’s material, “I would go around the room in the audience and just flirt with girls.”

One night, Stephen Colbert and his Strangers With Candy co-star and co-creator Paul Dinello rented bassoons for a duet of “The Devil Went Down to Georgia.” Every time there was an instrumental break, they’d dramatically lean into the mouthpieces, lick their lips, and make other grand “about to play” gestures. But they never did, always pulling away from their instruments at the absolute last second, for almost ten minutes of this song. Finally, near the end, they blew into them with full force, having no idea how to play them. “It sounded like elephants dying,” says Showalter who, like Black, remembers this as one of the funniest things to ever happen at Stella. Wain doesn’t remember it, but concedes that his own recollection of bits is hazy because between Stella’s material, “I would go around the room in the audience and just flirt with girls.”

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Without deadlines I am nothing.

*munches on a handful of buttered deadlines*

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Why are We Flaking? (via The Friday Night Pie | The Hairpin)

Why are We Flaking? (via The Friday Night Pie | The Hairpin)