February 2012
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So, I'm about to turn 20...
…In 17 days, and really, I feel a little sad. Don’t know why, just “twenties angst”, as some of my friends call it.
I want to do (even more) crazy stuff before my birthday, any idea or suggestion?
Last year I turned 19 at my friend Arkan’s house, in Cupertino, CA. Probably the most fucked up night ever, after a long trip to San Francisco’s Valencia Street,...
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Anonymous asked: I love useless statistics
Any word of wisdom? →
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“A conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue. That’s why there are so few good...”
– Truman Capote (via harmfulwords)
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“He loved her, he loved her, and until he’d loved her she had never minded being...”
– Truman Capote (via flipsideofsomeday)
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Anonymous asked: do u like someone?
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I miss running...
…Every single day.
My health is seriously fucked up, but when I get back into track I’ll start running every friday (because sundays are for biking :D )
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It's so hard to be outspoken nowadays...
… It almost makes me sick. This is not the XVII century nor the middle ages. The Earth is not flat nor 6000 years old, animals are complex beings, not the soulless beasts described in The Bible, violence is not the way, homosexuals and women are people, and they deserve human rights, not more and not less.
It’s impossible for me to imagine the reasons why would anyone go against such...
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Anonymous asked: lets watch a movie
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Anonymous asked: What book are you giving to your valentine this feb 14?
I'm extremely bored. Ask anything. →
“And the king said unto her, What aileth thee? And she answered, This woman said...”
– 2 Kings 6:28-29 (King James version)
(Probably one of the most fucked up passages I’ve came across while reading The Bible.)
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I'm re-reading J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the...
…And I feel really depressed. The first time I finished the book, five years ago, I was speechless for a while. Everything reflected my own reality. Written in 1951, the whole book still has validity in every aspect.
Second time, I was 17, and enjoyed it even more for obvious reasons.
But now, I’m almost 20 (in 25 days) and makes me feel depressed, how much we change as teenagers,...
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Anonymous asked: What drugs have you tried?
Help me play a little game
Tell me the names of cities (outside the US) with international airports. Any city, not matter how big or small. Whatever city comes to your mind, like it or not.
If you can provide the international airport code, I would be thankful.
I’m planning a trip with my friend Mike, and we really don’t know where to go, so, remember the game with the terrestrial globe? Well, just like...
January 2012
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“Religion is an insult to human dignity. With or without it, you’d have good...”
– Steven Weinberg
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Spent the whole night recording and writing...
…And now I realise I fucked something up in a certain sense.
I guess I should have stayed quiet, talking to people via IM.
I had the blues, now I’m worse.
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So, I've been writing an essay about love...
…Probably the most academic stuff I’ve written in my entire life (without counting university papers and lab reports). I was deeply fascinated by the views of Erich Fromm, and surprised that someone had the same things in mind concerning the subject so many decades before I was born.
For practical purposes, I’m a “reformist” objectivist, and to me, love is more than...
“When you start to really know someone, all his physical characteristics start to...”
– Lisa Unger, Beautiful Lies (via danseurs)
Always reblog.
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“Anything can be an instrument, Chigurh said. Small things. Things you wouldnt...”
– No Country For Old Men, by Cormac McCarthy
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“All human beings are also dream beings. Dreaming ties all mankind together.”
– Jack Kerouac (via metaconscious)
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Now I'm reading late XIX century Spanish...
Yesterday evening I found Ramón Del Valle-Inclán’s “Sonata de Primavera” (Spring Sonata) in my bathroom closet. Finished it in nearly 40 minutes, and became fascinated with the ingenuity and formality of Del Valle-Inclán’s writing. I’m planning to read more Spanish literature (especially the works of La Generación del ‘98, Generation of ‘98).
This is my...
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