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#Unusual aesthetic
faiiryteethh · 11 months
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septembersung · 13 days
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In real life, the traddest men I know: change diapers; do chores; are present and playful with their kids; take good care of their wives; work 50+ hours a week to provide for their families; literally never think about the 1950s.
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stumpyjoepete · 1 year
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On the topic du jour:
That ~value~ you can get from reading the original weird prose of a philosopher rather than a cleaned up summary of their ideas? You can actually get some similar value by just reading weird, obscure, or old things in general. Open up Project Gutenberg and pick something random. Read a dusty ass monograph on a topic you know little about. Be the first non-committee-member to read some person's PhD thesis. Read the least read book by an otherwise famous author. Read the journal of someone who died over a century ago.
Underrated thing to do.
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Looks like a toy. I love it!
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girl-hobbit · 10 months
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thinking of getting green highlights in my hair/dyeing the tips a sort of faded mossy green, like this:
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🌿moss time🌿
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bleedingauxx · 2 years
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tech + future
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I can't really draw what's on my mind so here is the blueprint of my vision instead:
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thesademoprincess · 16 days
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@thesademoprincess
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the quote about how "every king is a rebel and a usurper" shows that inadvertently making your enemies sound as metal as fuck is a problem that goes back at least as far as the french revolution
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diorama-day · 1 year
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Exhibition view of Dioramas, Palais de Tokyo, Walter Potter, Happy Family, ca 1870, wood, glass, paint, paper, preserved animals.
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spookysalem13 · 5 months
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faeriegirl · 3 months
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The King, The Knight, and...her.
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cerealkiller740 · 1 year
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1948 7-up and Milk
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15tarlit5kyline · 1 month
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Threshold to Never
1-6: Liminal Spaces
7: Tetrideus
8-11: w7tuBkehQl98lMn
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13eyond13 · 1 month
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one of the lesser talked about fun things about intentionally reading more books is finding new stuff to be a bit of a hater about tbh
#and i know sometimes im probably just not properly picking up whatever the writer is putting down but whatever it's still fun#to actually know what you think about stuff like the highly regarded classics and extremely popular hyped up things#here are a few writers im a bit of a hater about w my opinions now btw#neil gaiman: does not do it for me at alllll#have read the graveyard book and american gods and hated almost every minute of both#in american gods i just found the aesthetic ideas and characters completely unappealing and in the graveyard book#i thought it was dreary and not well described enough... kept feeling like it was too bare bones in some way to picture things properly#i was like 'hmm i wish this was one of his graphic novels instead bc i'd like to be able to see what's going on here a bit better...'#also his humour just never lands for me and i do not often get his references either#ray bradbury annoys me in a similar way to neil gaiman but also somewhat oppositely like where#the way they write characters and plots and ideas and the stuff they care about gets on my nerves in an almost identical way#that i don't know how to define except to say i had a bit of a 'same energy' experience reading Something Wicked This Way Comes#and some of neil gaiman's stuff#but unlike neil gaiman i think that ray bradbury attempts to describe things unusually so much and TOO much#to the point that it takes me out of the story in a different yet similar way#to how the lack of description in neil gaiman's stuff does#what else have i become a bit of a hater about or did not get the appeal of lately? hmmm#oh hp lovecraft hahahaha#least scary stories ever god everything he's scared of is so dumb#like even aside from his extremely racist takes and fear of the 'exotic other' his fears about being cosmically insignificant are just like#yeah and? whats so scary about that hahaha i literally just dont get it#also the amount he writes dialogue in heavy accents annoys the shit out of me#p
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