fooledbysecrecy:

my pulp setlist<3 (and it’s the first setlist i ever got!)

the didn’t play party hard tho. :( or sheffield sex city, and they played underwear instead of live bed show.

ANDYESIKNOWINEVERFUCKINGUSETUMBLR
but that was the setlist for the one I went to justsayin’ 

themefromkajsa:

Work it, Jarvis.

(Source: marvelfrye)

Phil, this wasn’t fucking amateur hour. PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF YOUR LACK OF SUPERVISION. THERE WERE RAPTORS ALL UP IN THE KITCHEN PHIL. IN THE GOD DAMN KITCHEN.

(via justice-b)

Get a PDF here: http://www.mediafire.com/?83kxkgt2tg1sm2w

(Source: cosmicfriendsforever, via fuckyeahthomyorke)

thepocketmouse:

dad: how was school?

me: you know what? i am absolutely sick of people asking me about school! how superficial! there are a million questions i would rather answer. why don’t you ask me if i’m happy? does it matter? you meet someone at my age and the first thing they ask…

(via thomyorkerules)

nationalpost:

Folded-paper interiors: Art wow
German artist Simon Schubert may have found a way to revolutionize the art of architectural rendering. Over the years, as technology has improved, the preferred art form has changed: We’ve gone from blueprints and pencil art to watercolour art and on to computer graphics and video animation. And seeing this art, I’d make the case that stepping back from high-tech might be the way for some builders to go.

Using hand-crafted slow-lane art may not work for the marketing plan for a hyper-urban condo, but it could be an intriguing way for a custom builder to present a luxury, one-off home to, say, a Lorne Park or Bridle Path buyer.

To achieve this effect, the 35-year-old Cologne-based Schubert painstakingly folds the paper to create the lines and shading. See more of Schubert’s work here.)

jessicaveronica:

Pink Floyd - Don’t Leave Me Now

Possibly their most beautiful song. 

fuckyeahthomyorke:

Radiohead – The King of Limbs: Live from the Basement becomes available to international broadcasters in June and is embargoed for broadcast until 1st July 2011. The programme is filmed in HD, will have no audience and no presenter – just a rare opportunity to see an intimate performance from one of the greatest bands in the world.