“i was born tired
i never got rested” —the black keys
i never got rested” —the black keys
August 2010
25 posts
really?
i’m looking at hotels in london for bank holiday weekend.
one of these hotels actually states this in their room description.
Female Friendly Rooms
- Anti-mist mirrors
- Enlarged shelving space
- Illuminated wardrobe
- CCTV coverage in all corridors/public areas
- Specially adapted beauty products and toiletries
i mean, really? is this in any way non-gender discriminatory and appropriate?
“I think it is so amazing that God has given women (or most of them) that natural instinct to want to be home, and take care of the home and family. Just love it”
Overheard on Facebook.
This scares the shit out of me.
oh my.
i question the people you have on your facebook ;)
Avec reconnaissance le babelfish connaît le français, ainsi moi vais tricher toute la semaine et saisir des expressions que je pense que j’aurai besoin tandis qu’à Paris.
part of me
Nizlopi
Part of Me - Nizlopi
In honour of the prop 8 fail, this is my August song <3
“And George Bush, Tony Blair, Eminem and Dr Dre
Putin, Sarcozy and Arnold Schwarzenegger by the way
Amy Winehouse, Margaret Thatcher and the Pope would have to say
If they were all quite honest
That part of them is gay.”
“… Proposition 8 was premised on the belief that same-sex couples simply are not as good as opposite-sex couples. Whether that belief is based on moral disapproval of homosexuality, animus towards gays and lesbians or simply a belief that a relationship between a man and a woman is inherently better than a relationship between two men or two women, this belief is not a proper basis on which to legislate. The arguments surrounding Proposition 8 raise a question similar to that addressed in Lawrence v. Texas, when the Court asked whether a majority of citizens could use the power of the state to enforce profound and deep convictions accepted as ethical and moral principles through the criminal code. The question here is whether California voters can enforce those same principles through regulation of marriage licenses. They cannot. California’s obligation is to treat its citizens equally, not to mandate its own moral code. Moral disapproval, without any other asserted state interest, has never been a rational basis for legislation. Tradition alone cannot support legislation.”
—Judge Vaughn Walker, overturning California’s Proposition 8 in Perry v. Schwarzenegger (via savingpaper)(via hermajestyxx)
“Except for the point, the still point,
There would be no dance,
And there is only the dance.” —T. S. Eliot
There would be no dance,
And there is only the dance.” —T. S. Eliot
