10:39 pm, sharonlolo
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Haven’t posted in a while but this video is completely worth it.

Happy Father’s Day!


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06:22 pm, sharonlolo
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Okay I’m just going to admit it

Looking at prom pictures make me sad.

I miss high school. I miss home and friends and aakdjlaijkajdee


12:20 pm, sharonlolo
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infinitenap:

security guards


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Ang Lee and Suraj Sharma after Suraj’s final shot on Life of Pi

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09:10 am, sharonlolo
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life:

Happy 80th, Michael Caine!
LIFE celebrates the man’s career with a series of previously unpublished photos from 1966, made by LIFE’s Bill Ray. Ray remembers that Caine “seemed to be a magnet, without ever lifting a finger. And that was another part of the laid-back thing. He seemed to have perfected a way to make things look easy, and so things became easy. See the photos here.
Pictured: Michael Caine lifts girlfriend Natalie Wood off the ground, 1966.
(Bill Ray—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

Alfred Pennyworth <3

life:

Happy 80th, Michael Caine!

LIFE celebrates the man’s career with a series of previously unpublished photos from 1966, made by LIFE’s Bill Ray. Ray remembers that Caine “seemed to be a magnet, without ever lifting a finger. And that was another part of the laid-back thing. He seemed to have perfected a way to make things look easy, and so things became easy. See the photos here.

Pictured: Michael Caine lifts girlfriend Natalie Wood off the ground, 1966.

(Bill Ray—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

Alfred Pennyworth <3


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03:41 pm, sharonlolo
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The Perils of Perfection

“Whenever technology companies complain that our broken world must be fixed, our initial impulse should be to ask: how do we know our world is broken in exactly the same way that Silicon Valley claims it is? What if the engineers are wrong and frustration, inconsistency, forgetting, perhaps even partisanship, are the very features that allow us to morph into the complex social actors that we are?”

I don’t agree completely but a worthwhile read!


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I keep wondering, how many people do you need to be, before you can become yourself.
Iain S. Thomas, I Wrote This for You (via perfect)

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