(Formerly pablonaruto)
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I sometimes write songs. They're here
(Covers)
And Now I have an album on Bandcamp!!!
I'm reading:
I mixed blueberry vodka with orange-peach-mango juice and it turned out some sort of H.P. Lovecraft meteorite colo(u)r that man was not meant to see.
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fuck it dude just blog about anime all the time the worst u have to deal with is people who expected Shinji to be a space marine from warhammer 40k rather than “reverse racism is real, and strong”
Source: richwhitelesbian
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I just saw Frances Ha and I loved it and I want to live in Brooklyn now.
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this is wacky
Oh my god. I could only listen to about twenty seconds of this and I was gritting my teeth the whole time.
Source: good-little-homestuck
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return of the small horse! I’m still rushing around to finish moving into my shiny new apartment (with cryptovolans and relaxmammal oh yiss) so posts will be a bit sporadic for a few more days, but next steps include prints for BCC, opening up commissions, and writing my goddamn comic already!! I’M EXCITED
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the Mountain Goats // Island Garden Song from The Coroner’s Gambit
i will sail to the far shore,
and i will chop a hole in the hull too big to repair,
and i will turn the soil with my hands,
and i will make my home there.
my garden will grow so high.
my garden will grow so high.
that i will be completely hidden.
i will go where i will go,
and i will jettison all dead weight,
and i will use these words for kindling,
and i will sleep by the garden gate.
my garden will grow so high.
my garden will grow so high.
that i will be completely hidden.APRIL 13TH, 2013
I had a dream last night that I had time-traveled back to the 70’s and kept listening to this song over and over on a casette tape.
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![IOften described as deer-like or bearing the head of a stag, the wendigo (also known as windigo, weendigo, windago, waindigo, windiga, witiko, wihtikow, and numerous other variants)[1] is a creature appearing in the legends of theAlgonquian peoples. It is thought of variously as a malevolent cannibalistic spirit that could possess humans or a monster that humans could physically transform into. Those who indulged in cannibalism were at particular risk,[2] and the legend appears to have reinforced this practice as a taboo. Wendigo psychosis is the name conventionally given to a disputed culture-bound disorder featuring an intense craving for human flesh and the fear that the sufferer would turn into a cannibal. This was alleged to have occurred among Algonquian native cultures.[3] Recently the wendigo has also featured in modern horror fiction. There are also many camp stories about the Wendigo.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/d7880436247907bfa783709fd0dd68b3/tumblr_mmf9z7vQ4T1sowo78o1_500.jpg)
IOften described as deer-like or bearing the head of a stag, the wendigo (also known as windigo, weendigo, windago, waindigo, windiga, witiko, wihtikow, and numerous other variants)[1] is a creature appearing in the legends of theAlgonquian peoples. It is thought of variously as a malevolent cannibalistic spirit that could possess humans or a monster that humans could physically transform into. Those who indulged in cannibalism were at particular risk,[2] and the legend appears to have reinforced this practice as a taboo. Wendigo psychosis is the name conventionally given to a disputed culture-bound disorder featuring an intense craving for human flesh and the fear that the sufferer would turn into a cannibal. This was alleged to have occurred among Algonquian native cultures.[3] Recently the wendigo has also featured in modern horror fiction. There are also many camp stories about the Wendigo.
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