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kannabeast: Ugh, I can’t bring myself to finish drinking this. I rarely pour out beer, but this stuff is seriously nasty; stay away imo. This has been a public service announcement. Ahahahah oh god YOU NEVER TOLD MEYOU NEVER TOLD ME YOU ACTUALLY TRIED THIS STUFF.I told you it’d be awful. (8:34:06 PM) Hipster Tarzan Man(8:34:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan http://rogue.com/store/products/Rogue-Voodoo-Doughnut-Bacon-Maple-Ale-750ml-Bottle.html I want to get some of this(8:34:19 PM) Hipster Tarzan so badly(8:34:29 PM) Hipster Tarzan Why am I so tacky(8:41:19 PM) again child wow uhhh(8:41:21 PM) again child I don’t know.(8:45:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan Would you ever consider trying that(8:47:53 PM) again child maybe(8:47:58 PM) again child but it sounds like something that would make(8:48:02 PM) again child anyone vomit? haha(9:06:05 PM) Hipster Tarzan omg shut up(9:06:09 PM) Hipster Tarzan I’ll try anything once(9:06:13 PM) Hipster Tarzan and this sounds like(9:06:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan omg(9:06:19 PM) Hipster Tarzan this should be used(9:06:27 PM) Hipster Tarzan in deep frying(9:06:33 PM) Hipster Tarzan God bless America.

kannabeast:

Ugh, I can’t bring myself to finish drinking this. I rarely pour out beer, but this stuff is seriously nasty; stay away imo. This has been a public service announcement.

Ahahahah oh god YOU NEVER TOLD ME
YOU NEVER TOLD ME YOU ACTUALLY TRIED THIS STUFF.

I told you it’d be awful.

(8:34:06 PM) Hipster Tarzan Man
(8:34:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan http://rogue.com/store/products/Rogue-Voodoo-Doughnut-Bacon-Maple-Ale-750ml-Bottle.html I want to get some of this
(8:34:19 PM) Hipster Tarzan so badly
(8:34:29 PM) Hipster Tarzan Why am I so tacky
(8:41:19 PM) again child wow uhhh
(8:41:21 PM) again child I don’t know.
(8:45:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan Would you ever consider trying that
(8:47:53 PM) again child maybe
(8:47:58 PM) again child but it sounds like something that would make
(8:48:02 PM) again child anyone vomit? haha
(9:06:05 PM) Hipster Tarzan omg shut up
(9:06:09 PM) Hipster Tarzan I’ll try anything once
(9:06:13 PM) Hipster Tarzan and this sounds like
(9:06:17 PM) Hipster Tarzan omg
(9:06:19 PM) Hipster Tarzan this should be used
(9:06:27 PM) Hipster Tarzan in deep frying
(9:06:33 PM) Hipster Tarzan God bless America.

kannabeast: Just something that I started a few months ago [around August?] and that’ll eventually get finished in the next decade…maybe? Hmm. Reblogging because this is alkjsdfdjdjgawesome.

kannabeast:

Just something that I started a few months ago [around August?] and that’ll eventually get finished in the next decade…maybe? Hmm.

Reblogging because this is alkjsdfdjdjgawesome.

kannabeast: I have a very difficult time posting art of any kind, but for some reason, it’s easy to post nearly naked pictures. Some emotional feely doodles for Ehm <3 <3Obviously I saw these right after you did them, but I never saw the tumblr post ‘til just now.

kannabeast:

I have a very difficult time posting art of any kind, but for some reason, it’s easy to post nearly naked pictures. Some emotional feely doodles for Ehm <3

<3

Obviously I saw these right after you did them, but I never saw the tumblr post ‘til just now.

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“Mushaboom”, from Feist’s album Let It Die.

Since this song came out as a single, I’ve heard lots of people wondering what Mushaboom is. Anyone who’s really interested probably knows:
It’s a rural community in my home province. It’s pretty typical for a rural, coastal area of Nova Scotia, so there’s not much to say about it.

Despite the total unremarkable nature of Mushaboom as a place, or maybe because of it, “Mushaboom” has always been one of my favourite Feist songs. It’s a decent representation of all my rural Nova Scotia feels; I can’t imagine why anyone would want to live anywhere but there.

Reblogging is Half Done!

againchild:

If you’re currently following this tumblr, then you probably saw my original post about it on my main blog. But, if not!

Basically, all the drawings I’ve been posting so far are things I had initially posted on my personal tumblr. I’ve been reblogging/reposting them for, uhh.. .. posterity’s sake? Okay I really don’t have a good reason, it just seemed like a good idea at the time. But I’m about half done! Which means I probably won’t be posting quite so much, soon. I’ll still be digging through my reserves along the way, though, to find tidbits and favourite past work to jam on here, alongside new work.

Also just wanted to say hi, hello, & thank-you. I really appreciate the follows here. c:

Reblogging from my art tumblr (during normal hours). I won’t be posting any more of my own art on this one! So if that’s what you were following me for, skedaddle on over there.

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We need to talk Theon Greyjoy: Winterfell incident and other issues. A big ass essay.

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reekrhymes:

Warning: spoilers for ACOK/season 2 and ADWD (I will make an attempt to mark anything that goes beyond ACOK/season 2.)

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Okay let me just say I’m one of those Theon haters. He deserved punishment (well not Ramsay style. No one deserves that!) but yes something . I can’t ever fully forgive him for what he did especially betraying Robb like that but this amazing post definitely helped me gain more sympathy for him! Thank you reekrhymes! 

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inothernews: From the New York Times: Maurice Sendak, widely considered the most important children’s book artist of the 20th century, who wrenched the picture book out of the safe, sanitized world of the nursery and plunged it into the dark, terrifying and hauntingly beautiful recesses of the human psyche, died on Tuesday in Danbury, Conn. He was 83and lived in Ridgefield, Conn. The cause was complications from a recent stroke, said Michael di Capua, his longtime editor. Roundly praised, intermittently censored and occasionally eaten, Mr. Sendak’s books were essential ingredients of childhood for the generation born after 1960 or thereabouts, and in turn for their children. He was known in particular for more than a dozen picture books he wrote and illustrated himself, most famously “Where the Wild Things Are,” which was simultaneously genre-breaking and career-making when it was published by Harper &amp; Row in 1963. Among the other titles he wrote and illustrated, all from Harper &amp; Row, are “In the Night Kitchen” (1970) and “Outside Over There” (1981), which together with “Where the Wild Things Are” form a trilogy; “The Sign on Rosie’s Door” (1960); “Higglety Pigglety Pop!” (1967); and “The Nutshell Library” (1962), a boxed set of four tiny volumes comprising “Alligators All Around,” “Chicken Soup With Rice,” “One Was Johnny” and “Pierre.” In September, a new picture book by Mr. Sendak, “Bumble-Ardy” — the first in 30 years for which he produced both text and illustrations — was issued by HarperCollins Publishers. The book, which spent five weeks on the New York Times children’s best-seller list, tells the not-altogether-lighthearted story of an orphaned pig (his parents are eaten) who gives himself a riotous birthday party. (Photo: Joyce Dopkeen / The Times)

inothernews:

From the New York Times:

Maurice Sendak, widely considered the most important children’s book artist of the 20th century, who wrenched the picture book out of the safe, sanitized world of the nursery and plunged it into the dark, terrifying and hauntingly beautiful recesses of the human psyche, died on Tuesday in Danbury, Conn. He was 83and lived in Ridgefield, Conn.

The cause was complications from a recent stroke, said Michael di Capua, his longtime editor.

Roundly praised, intermittently censored and occasionally eaten, Mr. Sendak’s books were essential ingredients of childhood for the generation born after 1960 or thereabouts, and in turn for their children. He was known in particular for more than a dozen picture books he wrote and illustrated himself, most famously “Where the Wild Things Are,” which was simultaneously genre-breaking and career-making when it was published by Harper & Row in 1963.

Among the other titles he wrote and illustrated, all from Harper & Row, are “In the Night Kitchen” (1970) and “Outside Over There” (1981), which together with “Where the Wild Things Are” form a trilogy; “The Sign on Rosie’s Door” (1960); “Higglety Pigglety Pop!” (1967); and “The Nutshell Library” (1962), a boxed set of four tiny volumes comprising “Alligators All Around,” “Chicken Soup With Rice,” “One Was Johnny” and “Pierre.”

In September, a new picture book by Mr. Sendak, “Bumble-Ardy” — the first in 30 years for which he produced both text and illustrations — was issued by HarperCollins Publishers. The book, which spent five weeks on the New York Times children’s best-seller list, tells the not-altogether-lighthearted story of an orphaned pig (his parents are eaten) who gives himself a riotous birthday party.

(Photo: Joyce Dopkeen / The Times)

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lizardsfromspace: I think that is spam, I've seen a bunch of people get it.
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Probably. I never get anonymous messages, and it’s a pretty weird one to send anonymously, so, haha. Oh well. It’s probably just some thinly veiled survey thing.

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Anonymous: are you going to the beatles: the lost concert" movie when it comes out next month?
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Hey ‘nonny; hopefully this isn’t some weird spam.
I’ve seen a couple of adverts for it, and it definitely looks worth seeing. I’m not really into the whole Beatlemania thing, but I do like The Beatles, and I do like documentaries. Also one of the people they interview is Chuck Berry.
I’m really not sure, though! I would like to, but I don’t think P would be terribly interested in it, and I wouldn’t ask him to sit through it if he didn’t want to see it.

I am trying to write.

I am trying to write things that I, personally, find to be important.

It’s very difficult for me to do this, because it’s very difficult for me to string words together into any sentence which actually makes sense.

Every time I’m sitting and typing on anything other than IM, I’m probably trying not to freak out, and trying to pretend that this is normal, not being able to figure out how I’m supposed to put three words together into a single sentence.

Yes, I’d appreciate it if you’re not singing or humming or rambling about whatever when I’m putting all the energy I have into trying to focus on making sure that I make any level of sense.

So don’t be surprised if I ask you to stop.

And if after that, I put on my headphones anyway, don’t act like I’m being an asshole for it. I’m not the one getting all pissed off, storming off into another room, and slamming doors. 

If I had, then, yeah, you would be right to be a little upset. But I didn’t.

All I did was ask you to stop making loud, distracting noises (for no other reason than to be loud and distracting, which is normally fine), and put on my headphones so that I could try and re-focus.

So congratulations on your temper tantrum.

ihadtimetokill:

A Beginner’s Guide to Sherlock Holmes: a library guide compiled by yours truly as an introduction to the canon, the adaptations, and beyond. Since it was part of an assignment for a GSLIS reference course, it’s mostly based out of our local library consortium - but everything should be pretty easy to track down elsewhere. 

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OKAY THEN.&amp; a heads up for everyone else: From now on, I&#8217;ll be posting all my drawings at http://againchild.tumblr.com/I&#8217;ll also be posting my writing there, as well as some photos. Most of the writing and photos will be backlog stuff done over the years.With drawings, I&#8217;ll be reblogging the stuff I&#8217;ve posted on this tumblr (and then deleting the original posts), and posting new work as I create, but I won&#8217;t be doing too much in the way of posting previous work other than the reblogs, unless it&#8217;s parts of some project or new thoughts or something but yeah ANYWAY that&#8217;s how it&#8217;s gonna be.

OKAY THEN.
& a heads up for everyone else:

From now on, I’ll be posting all my drawings at http://againchild.tumblr.com/
I’ll also be posting my writing there, as well as some photos.

Most of the writing and photos will be backlog stuff done over the years.
With drawings, I’ll be reblogging the stuff I’ve posted on this tumblr (and then deleting the original posts), and posting new work as I create, but I won’t be doing too much in the way of posting previous work other than the reblogs, unless it’s parts of some project or new thoughts or something but yeah ANYWAY that’s how it’s gonna be.

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