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what is worse than living out of a suitcase?

living out of two suitcases.
  -  19 May, 2013

roseisreturning:

mermaids don’t have thigh gaps but they can still lure men to their deaths
71,684 notes   -  16 May, 2013

battybatty:

Andrea Gibson - Maybe I Need You

kanyesianeconomics:

you don’t understand how many fights i’ve gotten into over nicki minaj

most of my waking hours are spent defending nicki minaj against people who call her trashy and untalented 

me
18 notes   -  15 May, 2013
Old Spice Guy + FEMINIST HULK + Judith Butler
  • Old Spice Guy: "Hello, FEMINIST HULK. I observe that you are using lady-scented body wash."
  • Feminist Hulk: "HULK FIND LAVENDER FRAGRANCE RELAXING AFTER DAY OF SMASH."
  • Old Spice Guy: "Wouldn't you like to smell like me?"
  • Feminist Hulk: "HULK WOULD RATHER SMASH GENDER BINARY OF PERFORMATIVE SHOWERING."
  • Old Spice Guy: "Your tiny purple shorts hanging on the towel rack now hold tickets to the Sleater-Kinney reunion concert. And diamonds."
  • Feminist Hulk: "HULK ENJOY CORIN TUCKER'S REJECTION OF TRADITIONAL GENDER ROLES AND CONSUMERISM. BUT DIAMONDS MAKE HULK WANT TO SMASH HEGEMONY OF POST-COLONIAL OPPRESSION. ALSO, STILL PREFER TO SMELL LIKE FIELD OF FLOWERS."
  • Old Spice Guy: "You puzzle me, Feminist Hulk. Your wish to use lady-scented body wash, even whilst smelling the intoxicating scent of my Old Spice, is unparalleled in my experience. "
  • Judith Butler: "Feminist Hulk makes a good critique, Old Spice Man. Your discourse is being circumscribed by a learned sex/gender distinction. Please pass me the loofah."
  • Old Spice Guy: "Hello, Judith Butler. Allow me to scrub your back. So you and Feminist Hulk are saying that my devotion to Old Spice body wash might be part of a larger regulative discourse to maintain an essential ontological gender?"
  • Judith Butler: "That's correct, Old Spice Man."
  • Feminist Hulk: "HULK SMASH EPISTEMOLOGICAL FRAMEWORKS, WHILE SMELLING LIKE SPRING GARDEN."
  • Old Spice Guy: "I understand. Allow me to bake you a cake, Feminist Hulk and Judith Butler, while we discuss intersectionality and the beauty of giant green muscles."
  • Judith Butler: "Congratulations on making a break with compulsory heterosexuality, Old Spice Man."
  • Femist Hulk: "HULK IS VERY HAPPY TO SHARE TEARS OF JOY AND ORGANIC WHOLE WHEAT PASTRY FLOUR WITH OLD SPICE MAN AND JUDITH BUTLER."
  • Old Spice Guy: "I'm on a unicorn."

"A woman from the audience asks: ‘Why were there so few women among the Beat writers?’ and [Gregory] Corso, suddenly utterly serious, leans forward and says: “There were women, they were there, I knew them, their families put them in institutions, they were given electric shock. In the ’50s if you were male you could be a rebel, but if you were female your families had you locked up."

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Stephen Scobie, on the Naropa Institute’s 1994 tribute to Allen Ginsberg  (via thisisendless)

I’m just frozen. Absences of women in history don’t “just happen,” they are made.

(via queereyes-queerminds)

crazy to think about. “Howl” was controversial enough as it is, but if it was written by a woman, it would’ve been even more controversial—it might’ve never even been published.

(via oh-deir)

(Source: fuckyeahbeatniks)