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posted this dude before. He be doin it again Great style. A+

posted this dude before. He be doin it again

Great style. A+


got home. crashed. pillow marks on my cheek.


fucking refuge


The sound of silence


parisian kids… demn

parisian kids… demn

bjcg: jockohomo: Chelsea, Nevver: 14st. Would it be incorrect of me to assume that this was taken from Helvetica? memories of new york

bjcg:

jockohomo:

Chelsea, Nevver: 14st.

Would it be incorrect of me to assume that this was taken from Helvetica?

memories of new york

(via bjcg)

(via bjcg)


just got home static realized i need a life

just got home

static

realized

i need a life

static.

static.

I LOST MY GODAM PHONE AGAIN


If Howard Hughes hadn’t shuffled off this Earth in a pair of tissue-box shoes 33 years ago, this is doubtless the keyboard the notorious OCD sufferer would be using. It is, according to the maker Vioguard, the world’s first self-sanitizing keyboard. Rather than wait for you filthy shaved monkeys to get around to cleaning it, the keyboard automatically retracts into its own motorized home and is therein bathed in glorious, cleansing UV light, which will kill a satisfying 99% of germs (although it will do nothing for the cookie-crumbs languishing inside). How much is this wonderful, sanitary machine? A mere $900, which will pay itself back in un-bought hand-sanitizer in just a few thousand years. from Wired

If Howard Hughes hadn’t shuffled off this Earth in a pair of tissue-box shoes 33 years ago, this is doubtless the keyboard the notorious OCD sufferer would be using.

It is, according to the maker Vioguard, the world’s first self-sanitizing keyboard. Rather than wait for you filthy shaved monkeys to get around to cleaning it, the keyboard automatically retracts into its own motorized home and is therein bathed in glorious, cleansing UV light, which will kill a satisfying 99% of germs (although it will do nothing for the cookie-crumbs languishing inside).

How much is this wonderful, sanitary machine? A mere $900, which will pay itself back in un-bought hand-sanitizer in just a few thousand years.

from Wired

(moss) green fucking pants. $ them hems are going to be frayed cutoffs in a bits

(moss) green fucking pants. $

them hems are going to be frayed cutoffs in a bits


youmightfindyourself: ivan puig

youmightfindyourself:

ivan puig