oh, rachel.

raabia:

ivemadeahugetinymistake:

grandiloquence:

ivemadeahugetinymistake:

I’m constantly astounded at how often actors with limited-to-no versatility become so popular and make so much money. Michael Cera, Tom Hanks (since Forrest Gump), Nic Cage, Will Ferrell, Keanu Reeves. These people should be supporting characters at best. I’m not saying these people don’t have their place, but if that’s all it takes to be successful in Hollywood, please give me a film contract to sign.

I was going to say, OH NO YOU DID NOT SLAMDUNK TOM HANKS. 80’s Tom Hanks is the shiznit. JOE VERSUS THE VOLCANO!?!?!?

Tom Hanks has not been in a role in the past 15-20 years that I thought qualified as great acting. He’s an okay actor in leading roles that he shouldn’t get. He seems like a genuinely great guy and I wouldn’t mind having lunch with him, but I don’t understand why he seems to be America’s #1 leading man.

Kruger and Dunning proposed that, for a given skill, incompetent people will:

1. tend to overestimate their own level of skill;
2. fail to recognize genuine skill in others;
3. fail to recognize the extremity of their inadequacy;
4. recognize and acknowledge their own previous lack of skill, if they can be trained to substantially improve.

 

(via angelicahasafeed)

raabia ftw.

kriskristoffersonsbeard:

backwoodsnation:

Alternate Pittsburgh Map (warning: full of sweeping generalizations but overall pretty accurate and funny.)

as found on http://www.reddit.com/r/pittsburgh/ 

Well I used to live in black people, then I moved to so poor and now I live in hipsters.

Hahaha I saw this earlier today. I’ve lived in “Asians and students” “beer” and “hipsters and bros”

lattershed:

ohhoe:

The rings I bought off Gilt Groupe come today, yessss.

oh hay i have those nOir rings too, what up gilttttt. be careful, they’re actually cheap metal and will rub off on your skin.

The rings I bought off Gilt Groupe come today, yessss.

(via alivaanirac)

Oh hello beautiful man.

Yoda loves me.

theorlopdeck:

” In 1908, the town of Kolmanskop in southern Namibia  had become a profitable gold mine. Once the resources were exhausted, it was abandoned in 1954 and homes, hospitals, theaters, and factory buildings were left at the mercy of the Namib desert. Since then, the winds have filled the rooms of these deserted buildings with sand.” (via PDN)

(Alvaro Sanchez-Montañes)

This reminds me of Tarkovsky’s Stalker.

crunchpow:

night marchers show ruled so hard. obits were great, too.

That guy looks like Al Gore.