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(Source: breaking-bad-comics)
Ernest Hemingway
Substance of choice: Alcohol
Relevant musings: “Always do sober what you said you’d do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.”
Though of course there are scores of notable writers who were addicted to alcohol (Dorothy Parker, John Cheever, F. Scott Fitzgerald, the list goes on), the leader of the pack must be our Papa. A functioning alcoholic for most of his life, he began drinking even more heavily in the ’50s to combat injuries sustained in a series of accidents. His drinking habits have become such the stuff of legend that he is credited with inventing several beverages, including the daiquiri and the mojito. This seems unlikely, but we we can say with certainty that he created the Papa Doble.
That is quite a relevant musing.
Cycling Warfare.
Bicycle drive by.
This is me.
Cycle Hard.
GPOY
It’s hard not to look at chickens.
“Don’t look at the trap!”
“I looked at the trap, Ray.”
(Source: rockyrakoon, via crownoir)
Artist Erik Kessels created this massive installation at Foam in Amsterdam that fills the gallery space with a collection of every photo uploaded to Flickr during a 24-hour period. Multiple rooms are piled from floor to ceiling with a sea of images. What an awesome sight.
“Through the digitalisation of photography and the rise of sites such as Flickr and Facebook, everyone now takes photos, and distributes and shares them with the world - the result is countless photos at our disposal. Kessels visualises ‘drowning in pictures of the experiences of others’, by printing all the images that were posted on Flickr during a 24-hour period and dumping them in the exhibition space. The end result is an overwhelming presentation of a million prints.”
[via Craftzine]
love it.
*sigh*
