anarchywoofwoof:

pikslasrce:

kibumkim:

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😭😭😭😭

the ai:

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ectoviolet:

egberts:

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um….. do what with your favorite flavored syrup?

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kira-serialfaggot:

good-girl-gock:

unlicensedcatboydick:

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this always gets me very warm in the face >/////<

Too good not to have here lol

After 8 foot tall lady dimitrescu went on a rampage through the internet getting everyone horny as fuck, I stopped being dysphoric about my height and instead use it to my advantage

passionpeachy:

chubby-aphrodite:

passionpeachy:

passionpeachy:

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excuse me

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OH. can’t believe I forgot about such an important part of art history my apologies

I wanna fuck my best friend

Anonymous

pukicho:

pukicho:

My askbox, to many, is a bottomless pit that one might cast their deepest, most fucked up confessions into.

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This was not a suggestion

zooophagous:

cupsofjade:

despazito:

ousia-poetica:

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On it boss

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unironically this

I was looking at the inoffensive waiting room decor in my therapist’s building and it occurred to me that with the rise of AI art it’s possible most of this samey sort of house decor will soon be created literally by an algorithm and have no or almost no human input at all. It’s very easy to generate random textures in the approximation of a tree and add a watercolor filter and mass produce it for like, Hobby Lobby. That is, if similar things aren’t already happening in the world of art-for-the-interior-design.

I urge you to broaden horizons and go get some actual interesting art that appeals to you, personally, and not art that was made to stage homes for resale and not offend anyone’s taste.

It doesn’t even have to be expensive stuff you get direct from the artist, either! Lots of really cool art is abandoned in thrift shops and flea markets and antique malls and it sells way cheaper than it’s worth.

My favorite painting is a painting of an abandoned house I found in an antique mall for 30$. I looked up the artist and it turned out she was a fairly well known local artist who’d won awards and had been painting for decades and the piece was probably worth closer to 500. But nobody wanted it, it wound up in a junk stall along with the collective unwanted art of yesteryear.

And really good, technically well done pieces end up abandoned all the time! Especially if there’s an art school or a college with an art program nearby, you probably have a treasure trove of interesting things going dirt cheap.

Or, of course, you can buy prints from furry artists (and other illustrators) for cheaper than the Home Goods art anyway. If you want something abstract and inoffensive, there are a lot of abstract and paint-pour artists that sell canvases ready to hang. You got options!!!

wepon:

stonerzelda:

tumblartifacts:

thewalkingassbutt:

myownlilfantac:

falloutboise:

doES ANYONE ELSE REALIZE THAT WE’RE LIKE, THE FIRST GENERATION ON TUMBLR

GIVE IT 10-15 YEARS AND WE’LL ALL BE GROWN UP AND AN ENTIRE NEW SET OF KIDS WILL BE ON HERE BLOGGING ABOUT COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SHOWS AND BANDS AND MOVIES AND BOOKS

THE ONLY THING THEY’LL STILL BE BLOGGING ABOUT THE SAME AS WE WERE IS DOCTOR WHO

HOPEFULLY

We’ll probably all be blogging about Sherlock season 4.

maybe

7/22/2013

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happy decade anniversary to this post

multitrackdrifting:

when your boy is reblogging foreskin memes but you know damn well he is a cut crusader and not a hooded hero 

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