...two steps out of line and running...

Not dead. Leaving for Detroit tomorrow. Life is crazy, but now in mostly just the exhausting way.

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anotherboywholived:

I’ve been using a mind palace since my teens and never thought it odd until I saw tumblr’s reaction to Sherlock’s use of the technique. A couple days ago I found myself building an extension in order to cram for my philosophy exam the following day and I figured I’d use this as an example and get you all exploiting the genius of this method.

Because, frankly, that one on wikihow that’s been going around is a headache, and mine has bad jokes and Sherlock examples.

If anyone’s any further questions just hit up my ask and we’ll talk.

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Scissor Sisters ft. Josh Homme - ‘Magic Hour’ Infomercial (by scissorsisterstv)

Please never never never change Josh Homme.

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I. Love. This. Rum.

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neil-gaiman:

Well, I know that I’d watch it…

ezliconfuzzed:

Please, PLEASE someone make this movie. You can have all my monies.

I am beginning to think that when I finish up this theoretical first Young Adult novel I’m working on that there should be a cheat sheet in the front that reads as thus:

“A Disclaimer In Case My Descriptions Are Somehow Unclear:

Despite his dredlocks, Character A is a tanned Caucasian. Please imagine him accordingly.

Character B is a pale-skinned Caucasian of Jewish descent. Please imagine him accordingly.

Character C is Latino, not a ‘tanned Caucasian’. Please imagine him accordingly.

Character D is Black, not a ‘tanned Caucasian’. Please imagine him accordingly.”

And so forth.

Because I know in the crazy world that doesn’t exist where my book turns into the next Hunger Games, I’m going to be pretty pissed off if the characters I felt I very clearly defined as brown people are not portrayed accurately or (worse!) are portrayed accurately and the fanbase gets mad about this.

Neil Gaiman: For all the people who ask me for writing advice...

neil-gaiman:

Neil Gaiman

1 Write.

2 Put one word after another. Find the right word, put it down.

3 Finish what you’re writing. Whatever you have to do to finish it, finish it.

4 Put it aside. Read it pretending you’ve never read it before. Show it to friends whose opinion you respect and who like…

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