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· Sep 21
my behavior is most comparable to that of a herbivore
my body is a machine unaffected by chemicals
December 9, 2025 at 3:39 AM
my body is a machine unaffected by chemicals
things are only going to get worse
December 8, 2025 at 7:15 AM
things are only going to get worse
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rips my heart out for you like a normal person
May 23, 2025 at 9:51 PM
rips my heart out for you like a normal person
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in the end, the future of cinema is Hundreds of Beavers
December 5, 2025 at 5:05 PM
in the end, the future of cinema is Hundreds of Beavers
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'Cliffs, South Stack, Anglesey.' The darkness implicit in so many of Kyffin Williams's mountain landscapes was a facet of his own make-up. He recognised in it the Celtic tendency to melancholy and that a certain despair and gloom were the logical sequel to his epileptic seizures.
November 30, 2025 at 9:50 PM
'Cliffs, South Stack, Anglesey.' The darkness implicit in so many of Kyffin Williams's mountain landscapes was a facet of his own make-up. He recognised in it the Celtic tendency to melancholy and that a certain despair and gloom were the logical sequel to his epileptic seizures.
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'The Doge's Palace.' (1906) Henri Le Sidaner’s work parallels that of Claude Monet in terms of style as well as choice of motif; both would reiterate the same subject matter in all seasons and during all times of day and night in order to isolate the variations of light.
November 28, 2025 at 11:11 PM
'The Doge's Palace.' (1906) Henri Le Sidaner’s work parallels that of Claude Monet in terms of style as well as choice of motif; both would reiterate the same subject matter in all seasons and during all times of day and night in order to isolate the variations of light.
THE LIGHTHOUSE (2019) is exactly why you *don't* spill yer beans
November 27, 2025 at 6:09 PM
THE LIGHTHOUSE (2019) is exactly why you *don't* spill yer beans
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This work painted in 1901 on Rügen in the Baltic sea, shows the growing influence of Monet's sense of light and Paul Signac's stylistic technique on Wassily Kandinsky, it also shows him anticipating the tensions and relationships between pure colours in a partly abstract seascape
November 26, 2025 at 12:51 PM
This work painted in 1901 on Rügen in the Baltic sea, shows the growing influence of Monet's sense of light and Paul Signac's stylistic technique on Wassily Kandinsky, it also shows him anticipating the tensions and relationships between pure colours in a partly abstract seascape
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I managed to take this at Cullercoats, between two bands of very heavy rain - you can see the dark on the horizon (on its way to Norway or somewhere) and there was another coming up behind me
November 25, 2025 at 8:46 PM
I managed to take this at Cullercoats, between two bands of very heavy rain - you can see the dark on the horizon (on its way to Norway or somewhere) and there was another coming up behind me
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Portrait of a Young Woman https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436910
November 25, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Portrait of a Young Woman https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436910
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twitter this last week
November 25, 2025 at 4:37 PM
twitter this last week
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a beverage where the difference between one and two was “Hell yeah, got a good buzz going” and “that policeman is a bitch and I’m gonna make sure he knows it”
November 25, 2025 at 12:52 AM
a beverage where the difference between one and two was “Hell yeah, got a good buzz going” and “that policeman is a bitch and I’m gonna make sure he knows it”
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TEEN: you’re the only one who understands me danny. my stupid dad won’t let me go see billie eilish with gretchen
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
December 30, 2024 at 10:46 PM
TEEN: you’re the only one who understands me danny. my stupid dad won’t let me go see billie eilish with gretchen
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
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For Algernon Newton buildings were living entities, vulnerable to the ravages of time, neglect or weather. period curiosities, timeless and unreal. This work, painted as a monotone picture, depicts 'Dovehouse Street, Chelsea,' in London, 1920.
November 24, 2025 at 10:32 PM
For Algernon Newton buildings were living entities, vulnerable to the ravages of time, neglect or weather. period curiosities, timeless and unreal. This work, painted as a monotone picture, depicts 'Dovehouse Street, Chelsea,' in London, 1920.
i should be put down
November 24, 2025 at 7:45 PM
i should be put down
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This is not a YTP. This is an unedited clip from a 2014 film that premiered at Sundance.
November 4, 2025 at 11:39 PM
This is not a YTP. This is an unedited clip from a 2014 film that premiered at Sundance.
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in such a good mood rounded up at the goodwill
November 21, 2025 at 7:48 PM
in such a good mood rounded up at the goodwill
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To those who asked, the artist is Frank Dickson. His early work is very collectable and work like this should be selling for around £1500. The hammer went down at £32. Great result for the buyer, not so good for the vendor.
November 21, 2025 at 6:34 PM
To those who asked, the artist is Frank Dickson. His early work is very collectable and work like this should be selling for around £1500. The hammer went down at £32. Great result for the buyer, not so good for the vendor.
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November 21, 2025 at 6:41 PM
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By the time James Hamilton Hay painted 'The Falling Star,' (1909) many European artists had popularised the idea a painting could function as a visual poem, something to be felt rather than read literally - a falling star was a common device in Victorian and Edwardian art.
November 19, 2025 at 10:18 PM
By the time James Hamilton Hay painted 'The Falling Star,' (1909) many European artists had popularised the idea a painting could function as a visual poem, something to be felt rather than read literally - a falling star was a common device in Victorian and Edwardian art.
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Just as literature has its famous quotations, art has its famous paintings; Van Gogh's work is on lunchboxes to umbrellas. This work won't be among them. It was made in 1881 while studying under his cousin Anton Mauve, Van Gogh thought it one of his best watercolours.
November 19, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Just as literature has its famous quotations, art has its famous paintings; Van Gogh's work is on lunchboxes to umbrellas. This work won't be among them. It was made in 1881 while studying under his cousin Anton Mauve, Van Gogh thought it one of his best watercolours.
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whenever the sun sets at 4:45 pm i open a window, lean out and yell "WRONG" as loud as i can. that usually buys me another hour or two of sunlight
November 17, 2025 at 9:48 PM
whenever the sun sets at 4:45 pm i open a window, lean out and yell "WRONG" as loud as i can. that usually buys me another hour or two of sunlight