The Scarlet Letter

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Fuck the Work Pt. II

I’m hating everyone and everything right now.

The people you think you can count on are never the ones you actually can.

To trust someone is to just ask for pain.

Word to the wise: Never. Trust. Anyone.

Everyone will hurt you, always, all of the time.

It’s better to be alone and happy than be with someone worrying about when it’s all going to end.

FUCK THE WORLD!!!


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Fuck the World…

When it rains, it fucking pours.


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szymon: water drop photography by Heinz Maier done with this setup | colossal Wow… Via inspire me now Zoom

szymon:

water drop photography by Heinz Maier done with this setup | colossal

Wow…


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A lone plane flying across the sky. (Taken with Instagram at University of New South Wales (UNSW)) Zoom

A lone plane flying across the sky. (Taken with Instagram at University of New South Wales (UNSW))


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A ghost defends upon Town Hall. (Taken with Instagram at Town Hall Square Sydney) Zoom

A ghost defends upon Town Hall. (Taken with Instagram at Town Hall Square Sydney)


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It’s way too early, but I don’t care because I love this place. (Taken with Instagram at Apple Store) Zoom

It’s way too early, but I don’t care because I love this place. (Taken with Instagram at Apple Store)


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architizer:

Art group Gijs van Vaerenbergh’s “Reading between the Lines” is a 10-meter tall structure made of 100 steel layers and 2000 steel columns and takes the form of a classic Belgian church-in-miniature. 


Via Architizer

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Tumblr used to be safe…

Now I can’t go a day without seeing something I don’t want to! 

Time to unfollow some blogs, I think… :/ 


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Housing identity meets literal identity. Perhaps an indictment of mass developed architecture? If so, it still manages to form it’s own identity by using a symbol that’s so pervasive and common. Quite impressive.cabbagerose: barcode house/david jameson architect via: contemporist Via cabbagerose :: architectural inspiration Zoom

Housing identity meets literal identity. Perhaps an indictment of mass developed architecture? If so, it still manages to form it’s own identity by using a symbol that’s so pervasive and common. Quite impressive.
cabbagerose:

barcode house/david jameson architect

via: contemporist


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So I hate bugs… But this is still extremely awesome.

architizer:

Designer Ants

via visualamor:

Scientist Mohamed Babu from Mysore, India captured beautiful photos of these translucent ants eating a specially colored liquid sugar. Some of the ants would even move between the food resulting in new color combinations in their stomachs. Read more over on the Daily Mail.


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