How Byronic...
coelasquid:

gaywrites:

Religion: you’re doing it right. 

coelasquid:

gaywrites:

Religion: you’re doing it right. 

famencitylights:

Tu me manques

famencitylights:

Tu me manques

Young people in particular often self-reveal before they self-reflect. There is no eraser button today for youthful indiscretion.
On today’s Fresh Air, how the digital age is changing kids, teens and parents. (via nprfreshair)
The last 11 or 12 years of my life.

The last 11 or 12 years of my life.

visual-poetry:

“try a little tenderness as painful as it seems” by ben skinner

visual-poetry:

“try a little tenderness as painful as it seems” by ben skinner

Jesus: Love thy neighbor as thyself.
People: What if they’re gay?
Jesus: Did I fucking stutter?

discoverynews:

So, You Want to Be a Demon Slayer?

“Evil is back.”

This slogan heralded the return of Blizzard Entertainment’s new long-anticipated chapter in the Diablo video game series. Diablo III, released last week. Descending ever further into the game, players have to hack, slash and blast their way through beasts, ghouls, ghosts, skeletons and, of course, demons.

Long before Blizzard unleashed digital demons, however, these creatures existed for centuries in the religious and mythological traditions and were even believed to roam the real world. Here on Earth, these demons are the ones that humankind long feared.

And after all, it is Goth Day! And if you want to be a real demon-slayer, you’ll need to know what to look for.

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Photos: Lucifer & Asag (Corbis)

thedailywhat:

Morning Fluff: Researchers in China donned panda suits last month to help a 21-month-old panda and its mother transfer to a new home; the costumes were meant to ease the process by limiting the animals’ interaction with humans.
And the real pandas were like: “Really? How dumb do you think we are?”
See the rest of the ridic pics here.
[mercnews]

thedailywhat:

Morning Fluff: Researchers in China donned panda suits last month to help a 21-month-old panda and its mother transfer to a new home; the costumes were meant to ease the process by limiting the animals’ interaction with humans.

And the real pandas were like: “Really? How dumb do you think we are?”

See the rest of the ridic pics here.

[mercnews]

ruineshumaines:

Shelter Puppies by Michael Kloth.

I think I recall that this is what my monster cat looked like, a long, long time ago…