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    Think I know what I’m getting Joe!  Mustang shirt!  Mustang shirt!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/150626984/mustang-fighter-plane-screenprint-in?ref=af_you_favitem

    Think I know what I’m getting Joe!  Mustang shirt!  Mustang shirt!

    http://www.etsy.com/listing/150626984/mustang-fighter-plane-screenprint-in?ref=af_you_favitem

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    comedycentral:

    This was magical.

    If you ever needed a reason to follow @TheDailyShow, this is it.

    Here’s the original segment, in case you missed it.

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    bemusedlybespectacled:

    mistresscheese:

    sandandglass:

    Obama’s one-liners during his speech at the White House Correspondents Dinner. 

    THE SASS

    HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE HIM

    LOVE

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    thump thump thump

    DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER ON TOM ASHBROOK! DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER ON TOM ASHBROOK! DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER ON TOM ASHBROOK! If my geek mind was a lab, its back leg would be going crazy.

  5. Chat post

    Opinion?

    1. Have to come up with a subject for final project (intro to web design, have to make a website)... possible subjects are:
    2. 1) Oliver Sacks
    3. 2) The Love Song of J Alfred prufrock
    4. 3) the history of a couple of different typefaces
    5. 4) linotype machines
    6. 5) etymology/origin of few idioms, probably from Yorkshire
    7. 6) printmaking OR photography website.
    8. I feel so uninspired. It's been a shit week. Thoughts?
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    inothernews:

    • A WBZ radio producer, who is sheltering in place at his home in Watertown, says he hears police speaking what he believes is Russian over a megaphone.

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    locked down in boston… some beauty for you via ee cummings…

    i will wade out
                            till my thighs are steeped in burning flowers
    I will take the sun in my mouth
    and leap into the ripe air
                                           Alive
                                                     with closed eyes
    to dash against darkness
                                           in the sleeping curves of my body
    Shall enter fingers of smooth mastery
    with chasteness of sea-girls
                                                Will i complete the mystery
                                                of my flesh
    I will rise
                   After a thousand years
    lipping
    flowers
                 And set my teeth in the silver of the moon

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    christiannightmares:

    Art piece of Sinéad O’Connor ripping a picture of the Pope (For more info, visit Dangerous Minds; For a related post, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/425838272/sinead-oconnor-if-christ-was-here-he-would-be)

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    In the spirit of the day… Tim Minchin’s pope song. (NSFW)

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    theparisreview:

    publicdomainreview:

    SAVE THE PUBLIC DOMAIN REVIEW!

    http://publicdomainreview.org/support/

    With our initial funding now come to an end, we need your support to help us continue our mission — to promote the public domain as an indispensable public good, and to curate and showcase the most interesting out-of-copyright works on the web.

    Learn more about the campaign and donate here: http://publicdomainreview.org/support/

    Help one of our favorite journals—you won’t regret it!

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    This will tear your guts out and stomp on them. 

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    Penny Dreadful is a Record Breaker (hopefully)

    usbornepublishing:

    Yesterday, children all over the country dressed up as their favourite children’s book characters and headed off to school for a day of fun and, for some lucky pupils, author events for World Book Day. Lots of Usborne authors were in schools doing events yesterday, but the biggest event was in Bath. Anna (UK Marketing) tells all:

    ‘World Book Day is a huge celebration of reading and a day when lots of great book-related events are happening in schools across the country. Some are small events, others are really big, but we we are hoping that ours, to celebrate the publication of Penny Dreadful is a Record Breaker by Joanna Nadin, was the largest. To be precise, we hope that it was the ‘largest reading lesson in a single venue’, because that’s the Guinness World Record that we were trying to break with the help of author Joanna and children from King Edward’s School and Combe Down Primary School in Bath.

    Usborne Fiction Director Rebecca Hill and I travelled to Bath, where we were met by freelance publicist (and ex-Usbornite) Liz Scott who has spent months planning this massive event.

    imageAbove: Joanna Nadin on stage mid-lesson.

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    Yay this!

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