What if theatre is just being people in order to help people understand it’s okay to be people?
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At the touch of a lover, everyone becomes a poet… You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.
- Plato. (via veratomahawk)
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posted:5 months ago
tags:real talk with The Wire
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posted:5 months ago
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Cereal Rules
1. You must drink the leftover milk
2. No small bowls allowed, ever
3. The “slerp” noise is 100% necessary
4. Must read the box while eating
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posted:5 months ago
tags:real talk except usually a bag malt o meal brand
not being able to find the album you want on mediafire is actually the worst thing in the world
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Bathroom Graffiti Critique of the Day: A random tag in the bathroom of an art co-op elicits precisely the sort of response you’d expect. (Embiggen.)
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We didn’t go all the way with Brett, but we did with Aaron. I think that kind of speaks for itself.
- Greg Jennings (via littlemansarah)
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posted:7 months ago
tags:real talk Green Bay Packers
BEAST THANK YOU SO MUCH
Ladies and Gentlemen… it’s about fucking time.
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posted:8 months ago
tags:Calvin and Hobbes comic real talk
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8 Reasons Young Americans Don’t Fight Back: How the US Crushed Youth Resistance
1. Student-Loan Debt.
2. Psychopathologizing and Medicating Noncompliance.
3. Schools That Educate for Compliance and Not for Democracy.
4. “No Child Left Behind” and “Race to the Top.”
5. Shaming Young People Who Take Education—But Not Their Schooling—Seriously.
6. The Normalization of Surveillance.
7. Television.
8. Fundamentalist Religion and Fundamentalist Consumerism.
