oystersaintforme:

shuricallme:

It’s like two people who don’t exist are interacting

this is a video of two people who accidentally find out that they’re both extraterrestrials after they realize they speak the same language unheard anywhere on earth and jimmy fallon realizes what is happening and he tries to put a stop to it because if the government finds out about it they’ll kill all three of them

(Source: sunnycallme, via princelonglegs)

1dietcokeinacan:

This is literally what it feels like to have ADHD and step one foot inside a supermarket no matter how thoroughly you prepared for the grocery trip at hand

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inner-muse:

fozzie:

readingglory:

fozzie:

anyone remember that weirdly accurate color oracle test that somehow knew you as if it had been your therapist for the past 5 years

https://www.astro.com/cgi/atxgen.cgi?btyp=cf


This one?

me: oh it wont know me so thoroughly this time heh

color oracle: reads to a tee my every anxiety

me:

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Whoooaaaaaa it was damn near perfect

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Toward an Expanded Canon of Black Literature

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Toward an Expanded Canon of Black Literature

Nabokov. Faulkner. Steinbeck. Hemingway. Orwell. Heller. Huxley. Fitzgerald. Vonnegut. Dostoevsky. Camus. Milton. As I dragged my finger from title to title, there was something that connected Loli…

gioflora:

Why do some Black writers live—having their novels turned into films 44 years later, becoming the voice of revolution, and winning the highest literary awards—while others are left to die with their work going out of print, growing thick coats of dust in used bookstores, and becoming nearly extinct? The obvious answer is that some live while others die because their works transcended the times that they wrote in, reaching the holy grail of immortality many writers hope for. But that would be a lie.

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