This is the coli, everything is up for jokes. Periods do suck but Im not that sensitive breh. Its cool. I still hope ur girl have forever periods tho.
dikkhead
Essential Official Random Thoughts Thread (Ladies only)
dikkhead
Sardines on french toast with cream cheese and red onion. Good fukking god that shyt hits so hard 
Sounds crazy but it's beyond delicious and I could eat it for the rest of this week
Sounds crazy but it's beyond delicious and I could eat it for the rest of this week
:mmhmm: See, I wanna ask you how you even came up with that combination of foods but imma just leave it alone.Sardines on french toast with cream cheese and red onion. Good fukking god that shyt hits so hard
wtf is wrong with you
i dnt eat seafood, so yea dats not gonna happen.Don't judge it until you've tried it
lol no, its fukking disgusting dat's why. When I was lil my parents wld give me seafood and each time i wld either not eat it or if they forced me too eat it i wld throw it up; so they stoppd serving it to me. Even now if my momma cooks something and wants to add seafood she will make me a separate dish free of that shyt.you don't eat seafood? you allergic or something?
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Tia Mowry Bandwagon
LimitedEdition
Misanthropy Personified
wet landscapes
ghost
I got a job at a bakery!!!!!! 
my childhood dream
my childhood dream
Thinking about doing an LP series on Youtube for the Sims 4 when it comes out for mac on the 17th 
wet landscapes
ghost
saw some neato art (when I should be plugging data)
EDIT:: yooo, I just found my new art crush
"Kenyan-born, Brooklyn-based artist Wangechi Mutu’s collages ebb and flow with beauty and horror. She cobbles together images of monstrous temptresses from sources as disparate as original paintings, found objects, wildlife photography, and even porn. These seductive yet tortured characters, according to the artist, are meant to illuminate the ugly effects the legacy of colonialism has had on society’s view of black, female bodies in particular. Her women hide in fields and swamps, seeming to flee from an unwelcoming civilization.
“Many people ask me, ‘how do you do these pretty things and mix them with the violence?’. Because it is how they are. And for many people it just perhaps costs too much to look at reality,” said Mutu in a 2014 interview with Mail & Guardian. In hybridizing images of women with plants, animals, and machines, she critiques the ways that black women have been simultaneously vilified and sexualized throughout history as well as in contemporary popular culture. Take a look at her recent collages as well as a video she collaborated on with singer Santigold."
another, different artist
"The Amazons of Dahomey were an all-female military regiment founded in the 16th century in the Kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Republic of Benin). By the end of the 19th century, they comprised a third of the nation’s army and were thought to be more valuable on the battle field than their male counterparts. French artist YZ, whose portrait-based work frequently taps into civil rights themes, recently paid homage to these female warriors with her public art series in Senegal, “Amazon.” Painted on the sides of houses in a Senegalese village, the monochromatic portraits symbolize a story of female strength often left untold."
EDIT:: yooo, I just found my new art crush
"Kenyan-born, Brooklyn-based artist Wangechi Mutu’s collages ebb and flow with beauty and horror. She cobbles together images of monstrous temptresses from sources as disparate as original paintings, found objects, wildlife photography, and even porn. These seductive yet tortured characters, according to the artist, are meant to illuminate the ugly effects the legacy of colonialism has had on society’s view of black, female bodies in particular. Her women hide in fields and swamps, seeming to flee from an unwelcoming civilization.
“Many people ask me, ‘how do you do these pretty things and mix them with the violence?’. Because it is how they are. And for many people it just perhaps costs too much to look at reality,” said Mutu in a 2014 interview with Mail & Guardian. In hybridizing images of women with plants, animals, and machines, she critiques the ways that black women have been simultaneously vilified and sexualized throughout history as well as in contemporary popular culture. Take a look at her recent collages as well as a video she collaborated on with singer Santigold."
another, different artist
"The Amazons of Dahomey were an all-female military regiment founded in the 16th century in the Kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Republic of Benin). By the end of the 19th century, they comprised a third of the nation’s army and were thought to be more valuable on the battle field than their male counterparts. French artist YZ, whose portrait-based work frequently taps into civil rights themes, recently paid homage to these female warriors with her public art series in Senegal, “Amazon.” Painted on the sides of houses in a Senegalese village, the monochromatic portraits symbolize a story of female strength often left untold."
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