reade’s new tag is: reade hates sarah jessica parker

goin thru old pictures….. + wtf is this
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goin thru old pictures…..

+ wtf is this

            “Bridgewater, PennDEAsylvania.”N

MOM “whats there

ur fing

reade 

reade just saw a picture of the homestuck kids and said “who are they? one direction?”

a moment to appreciate that one of the cards in Cards Against Humanity is “Pac-man uncontrollably guzzling cum” and that my 14yo brother played it and made me say it out loud

SHRIEK
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SHRIEK

everybody please go to my brother’s deviantArt account omg

he had it when he was like 9 omg

it is hilarious

my brother’s Xbox Live account is hooked up to my email (idk why, I think I was the one around when he set it up) and I just got an email that he was banned bc he had a link to lemonparty.org in his profile

reade

reade

reade

taylor swift ft. lemony snicket

highschooljewsical:

we are never

getting back together

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my brother desperately begging me on facebook to watch supernatural with him
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my brother desperately begging me on facebook to watch supernatural with him

iloveeverythingwaytoomuch:

ok but I just accidentally found one of the greatest reaction pictures of all time

I miss my old camera. and my brother, I miss him too

he looks so young here its cray

oh my gosh is that from like our first year here, like our first WEEK here in that little cafe where i think we met like hannah’s mom

????????????

every word that rhymes with “puppet” is a derivative of the word “puppet
my bro

ipoog:

senatorlemonsnout:

humastuck au

eridan and feferi are driving together, a song comes on the radio

feferi gasps and says excitedly, “eridan, listen! its our song!”

song is taylor swift’s “we are never ever getting back together”

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woah i should use this gif more often

coletureconcept: Cole, why do you post pictures of yourself with your thoughts on unrelated fields?  I do this because this is what people want to see, and once they become hooked by visual temptation, they have a higher chance of reading the actual thought.  Aristotle states in The Nicomachian Ethics, that some acts must not be committed, even under torture (1110a 25-27).  Yet how does one go about defining what cultural behaviors are to be considered acceptable or unacceptable?  The goal of the anthropologist is not to influence localized or universal relativistic/ethnocentric acceptance of any one foreign or domestic behavior, for those interpretations are left to the audience absorbing the anthropologist’s data.  One of the goals of the contemporary anthropologist should be the deconstruction of ideas of universalities and cultural or natural laws that dictate how all peoples should react to their associated environs, removing notions of static or “appropriate” ways of life, and to suggest that culture and behavior is reflexive and adaptable.  There is no “right” or “wrong” way to live as a group or individual.  These two categorizations only become implemented once a foreign culture is subjected to the comparison of behaviors and rituals from another cultural group.  The very processes and social implications of cultural categorization is what anthropologists must seek to understand if any cultural behavior is to be objectively analyzed.  Therefor, behaviors such as anthropophagy, incest, rape, prostitution, penury, multiple sexual allotment, nudity, homosexuality, and human sacrifice become gold veins of anthropological opportunity.  For these, among many others, are the behaviors that tend to be most heavily scrutinized from culture to culture, and it’s from these behaviors that the anthropologist can accrue a relative understanding of the structures of beliefs within the culture under study.  TLDR:  go back and read, it’s good for the brain. dude you look just like my brother
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coletureconcept:

Cole, why do you post pictures of yourself with your thoughts on unrelated fields?  I do this because this is what people want to see, and once they become hooked by visual temptation, they have a higher chance of reading the actual thought. 

Aristotle states in The Nicomachian Ethics, that some acts must not be committed, even under torture (1110a 25-27).  Yet how does one go about defining what cultural behaviors are to be considered acceptable or unacceptable?  The goal of the anthropologist is not to influence localized or universal relativistic/ethnocentric acceptance of any one foreign or domestic behavior, for those interpretations are left to the audience absorbing the anthropologist’s data.  One of the goals of the contemporary anthropologist should be the deconstruction of ideas of universalities and cultural or natural laws that dictate how all peoples should react to their associated environs, removing notions of static or “appropriate” ways of life, and to suggest that culture and behavior is reflexive and adaptable.  There is no “right” or “wrong” way to live as a group or individual.  These two categorizations only become implemented once a foreign culture is subjected to the comparison of behaviors and rituals from another cultural group.  The very processes and social implications of cultural categorization is what anthropologists must seek to understand if any cultural behavior is to be objectively analyzed.  Therefor, behaviors such as anthropophagy, incest, rape, prostitution, penury, multiple sexual allotment, nudity, homosexuality, and human sacrifice become gold veins of anthropological opportunity.  For these, among many others, are the behaviors that tend to be most heavily scrutinized from culture to culture, and it’s from these behaviors that the anthropologist can accrue a relative understanding of the structures of beliefs within the culture under study. 

TLDR:  go back and read, it’s good for the brain.

dude you look just like my brother

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