Molodoi chelovek

gay, english major, bookworm, lover of things bizarre
Nov 20
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"Going Rogue" is the political book version of Twilight

paulhphillips:

fousheezy:

Both:

  • have thousands of annoying fanatical followers with intelligence levels well below that of their peers
  • are an embarrassment to their respective genres
  • contain strong religious undertones and overtones and tones
  • depict and even condone the abuse of children
  • are works of complete fiction

There I said it.

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Nov 18
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GPOYW — what a boring day

GPOYW — what a boring day

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Nov 17
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iheartmyart:

Anthony Suau, Grozny, 1995
Beyond the Fall - Grozny 1995Grozny, Chechyna. January 1995.
On the front line a young Russian soldier plays with an unexploded tank shell laying amongst the ammunition that is not yet used. The building behind him is the former hospital.

iheartmyart:

Anthony Suau, Grozny, 1995

Beyond the Fall - Grozny 1995
Grozny, Chechyna. January 1995.

On the front line a young Russian soldier plays with an unexploded tank shell laying amongst the ammunition that is not yet used. The building behind him is the former hospital.

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invalid.

hannahisdeceased:

I think not liking a book because there is swearing in it is a really invalid reason for not liking a book, if its part of the dialog and gives you a sense of the character. One of my friends said she didn’t like a book because the main character swore a lot, and was narrating the story. I feel thats a stupid reason to not like a book.

That is surely a stupid reason to not like a book, agreed. On the other hand, if there is too much swearing, to the point where it’s disruptive of other aspects, then I could see where you might not like it.

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yourenglishisgood:

A previously unpublished photo of Vladimir Nabokov and his wife Vera playing chess.

yourenglishisgood:

A previously unpublished photo of Vladimir Nabokov and his wife Vera playing chess.

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jimmywhacked:

alexai:

Dexter.

jimmywhacked:

alexai:

Dexter.

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