Looks like love to me.
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This is a recent favorite along the lines of the “Priceless” meme.
Anders Nilsen is one of my favorite comics creators, as I’ve said before. And for web comics, his blog is amazing.
Over at Out Magazine, I have a column about the phenomenon of men writing “No Asians” on their hookup site/dating profiles:
“I was never a fan of Internet sex in my single days. Most of the dates I had then struck me as more like online shopping than sex. It was like ordering sex off Etsy — highly specific to the producer’s tastes and eccentricities, almost artisanal.
The guy who was really into nipples, well, that was all he wanted done. Ditto the guy who was into massage or the guy into role-playing. And the guys who were into Asian guys were really into them, about as much as the guys who were not into them and felt the need to write NO ASIANS on their profiles.”
Thanks to timothywang for posting this. I hadn’t seen it go live.
The boy I loved didn’t know I existed. Then again, he was obsessed with Camus, so he didn’t know if any of us existed.
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| — | David Levithan, coauthor of Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist and Will Grayson, Will Grayson at The Why We Broke Up Project (via housingworksbookstore) |
![ACT UP, fight back. Never gets old, kids.
stonegold:
ohsnapitscory:
danielextra:
ACT UP New York, The First Gay Pride Was a Riot, ca. 1991.
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I want this on a shirt
fuckyeah](http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbpmouOXaq1qz906xo1_500.jpg)
ACT UP, fight back. Never gets old, kids.
ACT UP New York, The First Gay Pride Was a Riot, ca. 1991.
[via:bigfun]
I want this on a shirt
fuckyeah
Love, love, love this.
Nominating it for the Reblog Tarot’s Tower card.
Photograph by Harry Kaufmann, Shanghai.
This place is a metaphor for all of planet Earth after G. W., actually.
I’ve been in my hometown Houston for Thanksgiving. This is George Bush Park. Much of it burned to ground two months ago when a crazy ex-firefighter with a hero complex set it on fire and failed to put it out.
I am happy to have contributed to this metazine. And will be reading from it unless I have too much wine.
Please join us to celebrate the launch of Finite + Flammable at ABC No Rio on Dec. 7! There will be zines, to buy and to browse. (More than 12,000 of them!) Also, a little bit of reading time, with our illustrious contributors. And a lot of wine.
In which I take on a description of the structure of Asterios Polyp, and the idea of the stereoscopic novel.
(via On Asteroids, Stereoscopic Novels and Time | Koreanish)
