Why am I not smart?
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White Smoke
In Korean culture, the last cigarette in a pack is called a “mast”. A lone pillar left standing in an empty field, it seems morbidly appropriate. They do say with certain humor that the mast is something that is not given even to your father - it is just that important. Perhaps the name carries with it more significance than is immediately evident. After all, a cigarette is never just a cigarette. There is an entire host of reasons why someone would smoke: pain, loneliness, sorrow, despair. A panorama of thoughts flash before ones eyes when a fresh pack is opened. Though it never really works out that way, you are supposed to blow away your worries and miseries along with the smoke, burning it without a second thought and crushing it beneath your heel. The pack is indeed a ship that you launch into the open air, sending away whatever thoughts you’d wish to get rid of on a journey, never to return. It is fitting, then, that the last stick is the mast, the greatest of them all. It is the last piece to the vessel about to sail away. When you light it, the cigarette disappears in flames, the wind blowing away the white smoke and off to the unknown.
I often wonder when my ship will set sail. How much longer must I wait until I can be rid of the weight on my back? Eventually I will be able to watch as it cuts through the sky and away from me. The question is how much more? I long for the day when I can smash a champagne bottle against its hulls and wave it goodbye.
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Taken by Josh Sundquist .
Asshole.
I would think that too, but once I saw a disabled person hobble out of a horribly parked car. Not sure if we can see a disabled sticker on this particular car but lets not pass judgement yeah?
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what the butt
WHY ARE ALL THE NICE CLASSES OFFERED NEXT QUARTER
WHY AM I GOING TO BE ON THE WRONG CONTINENT
agggggggggggggggh
some examples of classes you would like to take?
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best gif ever.
OMG.
so cute
This so the cutest thing.
OH MY GOD IT’S SO CUUUUUTE
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Some bizarre UChicago Scav items
-Using no kits, no electronics, no parts from other timepieces, and no more than $75 worth of purchased supplies (please provide receipts), construct a clock and deliver it between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Sunday to the Ida Noyes library. There, you may make one calibration, but no one may touch your clock after 8 a.m. Clocks will be judged at noon. [60 points for accuracy to within 5 minutes at noon, 30 more points for accuracy to within one minute, and 10 more points if the clock could plausibly function accurately for more than three days]
-An origami crane of wingspan no more than 1 cm.
-Perform the Hamster Dance in the following styles: gospel, Cajun dance, sea shanty, acoustic rock, renaissance polyphony.
-Take GlaDOS with you wherever you go with the world’s most misanthropic GPS. Both voice and content must reflect her innate desire for your demise.
-The recognizable skyline of a city, made entirely out of currency from its home country.
Only some among 350 items.
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Dark IU - G by Guess photoshoot
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&ILOVEYOUTOO<3
SPREAD THE DAMN WORD
I needed this (:
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mhmmm
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