January 2010
29 posts
jpegmasterjesse:
James Joyce reading an excerpt...
Alright, alright, alright.
AIM: bcallaghan23
…but it would be ReadingManiac726 if I could still remember the password.
Need For
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rachaeldimit:
Years from now, relevant today will be irrevelant yesterday. Rebel against last week, and live in this one. Forget about what next month is talking about, what it thinks is hot. And you know what? Last year was an asshole. It talked behind my back, and forgets I was always there for it. Only if yesterday, today, this week, next week, this year, last year, and I could...
These are two of the questions that appeared on...
29. The reason why males at age 18 pay higher auto insurance rates than females at age 18 is:
A. the heaviest part of the male body at 18 is the right foot.
B. they never drive with both hands on the wheel, especially when their girlfriend is in the vehicle.
C. they have their stereo cranked to the max and can’t hear emergency vehicles.
D. females are safer drivers at that age.
E....
Marriage is so gay.
“I’m seventeen and I’m crazy. My uncle says the two always go together. When...”
– Ray Bradbury (via feat)
“It doesn’t hurt to be optimistic.You can always cry later.”
– Lucimar Santos de Lima
“Millions of books written on every conceivable subject by all these great minds...”
– Woody Allen (Hannah and Her Sisters) (via 52books) (via oldfilmsflicker) (via debcupti) (via contreplongee) (via popcornandpretty) (via booklover)
“#5 - The first time I heard myself on the radio
#4 - Dad teaching me to swim at...”
– Charlie’s list of the greatest moments of his life.
LOST S3 E21 - “Greatest Hits”
(via truebluewi)
babylandfills:
tyler-vs-blake:
The Cure -...
“You cannot depend on your eyes, if your imagination is out of focus.”
– Mark Twain (via maluna) (via sohereiam) (via booklover)
I want this wine glass. →
“The happiest people are those who think the most interesting thoughts. Those who...”
– William Lyon Phelps (via bitchville) (via nihilnoetia) (via booklover)
“We shouldn’t teach great books; we should teach a love of reading.”
– B. F. Skinner (via psychotherapy) (via libraryland) (via booklover)