well, it's true.
19/05/2013
As far as I understand, most of my female peers identify with Leslie Knope, which is FINE; and a choice few are perfect April Ludgates, also FINE, but I’ve come to realize my work / life / anxiety / feelings / ethics / everything is an Ann Perkins original.
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Parks and Recreation + TV Tropes | That Came Out Wrong
“A character says something innocuous, but can easily be misconstrued as something really dirty.”
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I CONCUR.
Being a feminist is kind of like being Bruce Banner.
“My secret is… I’m always sick of this bullshit.”
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18/05/2013
“Luke pulls off the ultimate teen dream of self-transformation: he remakes his identity easily and totally, whenever it suits his needs. In the early days of the series, Luke could not make it through a school day without hitting someone; by the time he decamps for Portland, friendly Gay Dad in tow, he practically presses his palms together and murmurs “namaste” at every goodbye. Everything in the world happens to Luke. Nothing does not happen to him. He contains multitudes.”
Jia Tolentino and Mallory Ortberg, What Made “The O.C.” Great, Bitch
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14/05/2013
Ce l’hanno con l’ ‘89, inteso come 1789. „
Comunicazioni ricevute a proposito di La marcia della morte e dei suoi partecipanti.
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“Nonostante teoricamente sia una marcia “per la vita”, i cartelloni trasudano morte a ogni parola. Alcuni esempi: “L’aborto è violenza / l’aborto è omicidio”; “Aborto: già un miliardo di vittime”; “Aborto = abominio”; “194, già 5 milioni di morti”; “Eluana Englaro voleva e doveva vivere”; e così via.
Inizialmente, la sfilata sui Fori Imperiali si svolge in un clima abbastanza surreale. La maggior parte della strada, infatti, è occupata dai campi da pallavolo allestiti per la festa del Minivolley ed è intasata da turisti, famiglie e ragazzini. I manifestanti pro-life intonano slogan e sventolano foto raccapriccianti di feti abortiti al quinto mese; turisti e genitori guardano esterrefatti; i bambini rimangono imbambolati, senza capire bene cosa stia succedendo. Alla testa del corteo, oltre alla croce con i feti di plastica, svetta un cartellone che recita: “Molti ospedali sono campi di sterminio”. Raggiungo l’uomo che lo sta tenendo in mano per fargli qualche domanda, ma lui agita il rosario che stringe nella mano destra per scacciarmi via e non risponde.”
Leonardo Bianchi, “La marcia della morte”.
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10/05/2013
Fun with Italy: 2012 teen thriller House at the End of the Street will actually get a full theatrical release as “HATES”, which was its much-maligned, yet official Twitter hashtag back when it escaped to U.S. cinemas.
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Some days, being Italian = so many lulz you can’t really hate on your heritage.
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08/05/2013
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06/05/2013
Also, this would be a nice time to learn a bit about you 55.012 people, and I’m assuming a part of you are not spambot zombie revenant accounts.
So, tell us something.
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I should probably get back up on this Tumblr horse right here, since the thing on the right says I have 55.012 followers and whatnot.
Also, syntax.
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