July 2012
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priestoftime: timedetective: whaoanon: clavid: PARKOUR PARKOUR omfg he just kickflips off that goat OH MY GOD THAT IS PRECIOUS I WANT ONE I want a goat now. Hyper goat cuteness XD
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“If there’s a book you really want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then...”
– Toni Morrison (via sarahangelwrites)
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Am I allowed to be steampunk? Warning: PJ Rant
Where is the line between knowing your genre and having someone else tell you whether you can be a part of it? I was recently on a panel at Marcon 2011 for Steampunk Literature. A.L. Davroe and I had the opportunity to define steampunk to a full room of attendees. Did we? We were careful to say what we love about steampunk. What did we do next? We gave shout outs to our favorite authors, and then...
Jul 11th
Daniel Tosh Jokes About Seeing a Heckler Get Gang... →
Not funny. Not a joke. Not okay, not EVER.
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Hey, Let's Make a Sexist Video Game So We Can Beat... →
goddessofcheese: missmokushiroku: sanityscraps: socialismartnature: Anita Sarkeesian didn’t set out to piss off an army of male gamers when she launched a Kickstarter to raise money for a project that aimed to examine cliched, oversexualized tropes of women in video games. But apparently, daring to say anything bad about video gamers being sexist is enough to amass an entire army of...
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Why the Left-Brain Right-Brain Myth Will Probably... →
wildcat2030: The left-brain right-brain myth will probably never die because it has become a powerful metaphor for different ways of thinking – logical, focused and analytic versus broad-minded and creative. Take the example of Britain’s Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks talking on BBC Radio 4 earlier this year. “What made Europe happen and made it so creative,” he explained, “is that Christianity was...
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