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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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“Hey pork chop!” he calls to me from the few strides he walks behind, “Slow down, would ya? It’s not a race!” I wheel to face him and the grin plastered across his face. He knew that the name would get a rise from me. He loves watching my cheeks flush with the frustration at my inability to outdo…
I took this picture cause I knew this story was tumblr worthy.
So I had been sitting in my big white van behind the lowell building, not going to class, and staring happily at a brick wall.
out of the corner of my eye, i notice a man coming up the alley, slow down a little past the car, but ultimately keep going.
the term ‘weirdo’ passed my mind, and I locked the doors even though any actual threat was minimal, and soon I was staring at the wall again.
Not less than 5 minutes later I heard a knocking at the passenger side window. I look over, and it’s the same weirdo who walked by the car before; Except now he looked particularly nervous and had his nose pressed against the glass.
I should mention that I never felt particularly frightened of this man. he was quite skinny, and seemed extremely skittish and fearful both when I saw him starting up the alley, and now, as he knocked.
Anyway, I rolled down the window slightly and asked “can I help you?” with one eyebrow raised and a general look of confusion.
he gestured at me with his chin, and said with an equally confused tone “you…eh…you…sex?”
We had a moment of silence.
Eyebrow still raised, and before I knew what was coming out of my mouth, I raised both my hands, shook my head and said “I’m wearing mittens”.
He immediately started shaking his head up and down as if he understood, and practically started sprinting away.
I lowered my hands after a minute and I….
what…
I can’t tell which is funnier: The fact that this strange man thought I was some sort of portable hooker, parking my van behind churches and waiting for patrons, or that my proof against being a hooker was the fact that I was wearing mittens.
this is one of the strangest interactions between two confused human beings i’ve ever heard of
Georges Bataille (via fluffynips)
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why does every goddamn person feel the need to document everything they see, hear, do, eat etc. with writing, or photography, or some other method of permanently recreating a scene in some form. why can’t we just leave some of these beautiful things untouched — unspoilt. and then, that way it’s like a secret that only you have known
why are blonde jokes so short?
so men can remember them
this took an unexpected turn
Not if you just asked for directions.
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Javier Perez - Carroña (2012) - Glass chandelier and taxidermy crows
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And an old comic about daily doubts, which is how I feel right now
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Kyle Thompson - Graveyard Girls (2013)