Please be excited for this brave new world. It’s going to be great.
I think so, too!!!
Nope
Khona
Mafikizolo featuring Uhuru
'Game of Thrones' Men, by Hotness | The Hairpin
Jojen Reed should be a little higher, but I’m on board mostly. Stannis and Renly should be higher than Littlefinger, obviously.
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More more more … I want to quit my life and read the comments here for the rest of it
new triangulation
Today at the laundromat Vincent told me I looked better than last time (“you looked so tired”), and I told him that it’s been kind of a rough month. “Do you drink?” he asked.
“Yeah?”
“Because you smell like alcohol.” Then he asked if I like wine, and I said I did, and he suggested we have some. Then he explained how he buys it, which is in bulk, and that he lets it age for a couple years. I said great, and I don’t even really know where this is going.
“ Our fondness for stuff affects almost every aspect of our lives. Housing size, for example, has ballooned in the last 60 years. The average size of a new American home in 1950 was 983 square feet; by 2011, the average new home was 2,480 square feet. And those figures don’t provide a full picture. In 1950, an average of 3.37 people lived in each American home; in 2011, that number had shrunk to 2.6 people. This means that we take up more than three times the amount of space per capita than we did 60 years ago. ”
Living With Less. A Lot Less (via azspot)
I like how the photograph accompanying this article sort of implies that he lives in a tiny triangular corner.
(via bestrooftalkever)
