Orlagh O’Brien asked people where in the body they felt certain emotions, as well as what colors they associated with each emotion, and so on. The result is Emotionally}Vague. Here, the various colors people associated with anger, joy, fear, sadness and love. (via Steve Dekorte)
“Dolores had no hobbies, made no contribution to society and rarely shared a kind word or deed in her life.”
I only just learned who Chuck Bass is, today. I instinctively resist all things Gossip Girl.
“Things that are living in the pockets of your bag, jeans or jacket: travel and pay checks, old cigarette pack that just looks interesting, sugar lumps and all the stuff that has found home in your pockets. They are all the treasures our project is looking for! Our goal is not only bring all this objects into light but show the owner of them.”
Courtesy of Max, though he’ll probably never know it.
After the day I’ve had today, an lolcat is in order. They heal all wounds.
I And I Approve Of This Story: Illustration accompanying a New York Times magazine column titled “Me, Myself and I” examining why only the English language capitalizes the pronoun “I.”
Sometimes the internet feels very small.
Because the apocalypse doesn’t have to be lonely.
