—It's Gonna Be (Alright)
Ween - It’s Gonna Be (Alright)
“Baby, what have I done?
Gone and left you all alone
It’s hard for me to sing this song
We’ve been together for so long…”
In honor of Ween…
Sad news… :(
“Classic Kodak Moments”
—Love And Happiness
Al Green - Love and Happiness
“Well, happiness is when
You really feel good about somebody
Nothing wrong with being in love someone”
What happened to good music like this?
—Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell
The Flaming Lips - Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell
“I was waiting on a moment
But the moment never came
All the other billion moments
Were just slipping all away”
Can’t wait to see them tonight!
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This Is All Kinds of Wrong of the Day: Banksy’s famous Parachuting Rat, located on a wall in the Melbourne, Australia suburb of Prahran, has been destroyed by builders doing drilling work for a café.
Local business owners were upset by the needless demolition of the piece by workers who apparently didn’t realize what they were destroying. The wall did contain other graffiti, but area taggers had avoided painting over the Banksy.
“Had it been 20cm higher or 20cm to the side this would never have happened,” neighboring business owner Jacqui Vidal told the Stonnington Leader, “This should have been avoided. It’s not a big piece, but it is one of the few remaining Banksys in Melbourne.”
The Rat was destroyed once before by cleaners who painted over it during a 2010 anti-graffiti campaign, but was later restored.
There is some good news, though: a possible new Banksy piece — showing an Asian boy hunched over a sewing machine and a Union flag — has appeared on the wall of a Poundland shop in London. It has yet to be confirmed as authentic on the artist’s website.
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This Is All Kinds of Wrong of the Day: Banksy’s famous Parachuting Rat, located on a wall in the Melbourne, Australia suburb of Prahran, has been destroyed by builders doing drilling work for a café.
Local business owners were upset by the needless demolition of the piece by workers who apparently didn’t realize what they were destroying. The wall did contain other graffiti, but area taggers had avoided painting over the Banksy.
“Had it been 20cm higher or 20cm to the side this would never have happened,” neighboring business owner Jacqui Vidal told the Stonnington Leader, “This should have been avoided. It’s not a big piece, but it is one of the few remaining Banksys in Melbourne.”
The Rat was destroyed once before by cleaners who painted over it during a 2010 anti-graffiti campaign, but was later restored.
There is some good news, though: a possible new Banksy piece — showing an Asian boy hunched over a sewing machine and a Union flag — has appeared on the wall of a Poundland shop in London. It has yet to be confirmed as authentic on the artist’s website.
[heraldsun.]
“We come to love not by finding the perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.”
- Sam Keen
This saying is too good to be true.
Some people spend a lifetime looking for that “perfect” someone…
….and fail to realize that “perfection” is only a faulty characteristic that was created base on their imagination.
Perfect 4 hands duet! I absolutely adore this movie!
—Feist, “Let it Die” (via catwinwins)
—Ryan O’Connell, I Want To Know You (via emotional-algebra)
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…and I laughed out loud.
—Eckhart Tolle (via lazyyogi)
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Always good to start the day with some Biggie.
(Source: Spotify)
All changes have an impact regardless of how minuscule they are. I’m sure your absence impacted my life one way or another.
Care to tell me who you are my long lost friend? I think I know. Hint Hint?
