A Manifesto of Intangible Wealth

20. Transitioning from thing to thing. Politics have tired me out. Writer, musician, lover of memes.

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humanbeingdisaster:

When you die, you go all the way back to the study room. So…

(via communitythings)

The pop punk drinking game

tantrumsfrommyyouth:

  • 1 shot everytime they say “friends”
  • 1 shot everytime they say “girl”
  • chug a beer with your friends everytime there is gang vocals
  • 1 shot everytime a song comes on that has more than 5 words in the song title
  • 1 shot everytime they talk about drinking
  • 1 shot for every breakdown
  • 1 shot for every “sea” reference

You won’t make it more than 3 songs.

some people i used to be friends with need to take this advice for sure.

some people i used to be friends with need to take this advice for sure.

(Source: brotips)

BIEBER STOP PUSHING THE SLEEVES OF BLAZERS UP IT ISN’T A FUCKING HOODIE AGHHHH.
tkdsac:

Really funny and well written, a great read. 
gq:

We Tried To Make a Man Out Of Justin Bieber. We Failed.
We sent the perfect guy for the job: GQ contributor and Deadspin columnist Drew Magary. Justin Bieber had just turned 18 years old, and we thought it was high time someone put him through some rites of passage. We tried everything. Little did Drew know, we effectively sent him on a mission doomed from the start. Click here for the full story.

On Tuesday, I was told that I could meet Bieber at his recording studio and then we’d hash out whatever manly activity was left for us once we ruled out anything fun. I got there at 8 p.m. and was told by Bieber’s PR lady that Justin was in the studio but was about to go to dinner with his mom and I’d have to wait till he got back.
“So he’s here now?” I asked.
“Yes,” she said.
“Can I see him?”
“No.”
“Can I go to dinner with him and his mom? I’ll eat light.”
“No. He’ll be back in an hour.”
To keep me occupied, I was escorted into the studio, where Kuk Harrell, Bieber’s vocal producer, was working on Believe without him. Harrell is an incredibly nice man who looks like a black version of Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonka, so I was happy to sit around and stare at his hair for a while.
After a few minutes, I noticed that someone had drawn a bunch of dicks all over the grease board by the door. So I pointed at them and asked, “Hey, who drew all the dicks?” One of the sound engineers immediately jumped up, ran over, and erased them with his sleeve. This is the new and mature Bieber. We can’t have dicks being drawn all over the place. People might get the wrong idea about filthy-rich 18-year-old pop stars.
At eight forty, the PR lady came in to tell me—surprise!—Bieber would not be returning tonight. Finally, after I sat in my hotel room for another day and ran through as many imaginary conversations with the Beeb as any of his 12-year-old fangirls, word came down from the mountaintop: I would meet Bieber at his studio at 6 p.m. that night and we would box. Given all of our suggestions that had been rejected, this made no sense. Well, we can’t have Justin openly buying pornography—why don’t we just endanger his singing voice and orbital bone structure instead? But only a fool would argue. If someone asks you if you’d like to punch Justin Bieber in the face, the answer is yes.

BIEBER STOP PUSHING THE SLEEVES OF BLAZERS UP IT ISN’T A FUCKING HOODIE AGHHHH.

tkdsac:

Really funny and well written, a great read. 

gq:

We Tried To Make a Man Out Of Justin Bieber. We Failed.

We sent the perfect guy for the job: GQ contributor and Deadspin columnist Drew Magary. Justin Bieber had just turned 18 years old, and we thought it was high time someone put him through some rites of passage. We tried everything. Little did Drew know, we effectively sent him on a mission doomed from the start. Click here for the full story.

On Tuesday, I was told that I could meet Bieber at his recording studio and then we’d hash out whatever manly activity was left for us once we ruled out anything fun. I got there at 8 p.m. and was told by Bieber’s PR lady that Justin was in the studio but was about to go to dinner with his mom and I’d have to wait till he got back.

“So he’s here now?” I asked.

“Yes,” she said.

“Can I see him?”

“No.”

“Can I go to dinner with him and his mom? I’ll eat light.”

“No. He’ll be back in an hour.”

To keep me occupied, I was escorted into the studio, where Kuk Harrell, Bieber’s vocal producer, was working on Believe without him. Harrell is an incredibly nice man who looks like a black version of Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonka, so I was happy to sit around and stare at his hair for a while.

After a few minutes, I noticed that someone had drawn a bunch of dicks all over the grease board by the door. So I pointed at them and asked, “Hey, who drew all the dicks?” One of the sound engineers immediately jumped up, ran over, and erased them with his sleeve. This is the new and mature Bieber. We can’t have dicks being drawn all over the place. People might get the wrong idea about filthy-rich 18-year-old pop stars.

At eight forty, the PR lady came in to tell me—surprise!—Bieber would not be returning tonight. Finally, after I sat in my hotel room for another day and ran through as many imaginary conversations with the Beeb as any of his 12-year-old fangirls, word came down from the mountaintop: I would meet Bieber at his studio at 6 p.m. that night and we would box. Given all of our suggestions that had been rejected, this made no sense. Well, we can’t have Justin openly buying pornography—why don’t we just endanger his singing voice and orbital bone structure instead? But only a fool would argue. If someone asks you if you’d like to punch Justin Bieber in the face, the answer is yes.

4k8iw8:

idonthaveanyideawhatablogis:

minmo:

t1nk:

It funny how parents can be rude to their children and give them the silent treatment but the children can not do the same.

We’ve been raised by Hippocrates.

“go to your room you little dick”

daddy issues :(

(Source: brotips)

It’s always kind of disturbing to me when people say stuff along the lines of “I can’t wait to go to heaven.”

It’s like saying “I can’t wait to die.” Why not try and make your life right now awesome instead of longing for a pipe dream that, let’s be honest, no one is completely certain exists, even if you have faith that it does.


I guess it always struck me as morose and kind of sad: you shouldn’t have to be excited to die, you should be happy with where you are.

thebluthcompany:

Happy Cinco de Mayo!

thebluthcompany:

Happy Cinco de Mayo!

Snape: Out for a little walk...
Harry:
Lupin:
Snape:
Harry:
Lupin:
Snape:
Harry:
Lupin:
Snape: ...in the moonlight, are we?