Fucking Papyrus, always tricking me.
“Ooh, I like this one; reads well at a small size, not too boring, not too serify, this will be perfect for my comi—- GODDAMNIT PAPYRUS.”
How Many Chocolate Orange Slices is Too Many Chocolate Orange Slices?: One Man’s Quest and Battle Against Stomach Aches
“I like to think there was a moment when I could have stopped…” he whispered over the crinkled foil devastation, his hands stained with the sweet, sweet blood of the Candy Lord, “But the moment fled, and so now too, shall my dignity.”
"Other gay men and women took on the press, writing letters to newspapers to protest anti-gay articles that had been published. Several gay men and their supporters wrote to Broadway Brevities in the mid-1920s, in response to the tabloid’s ‘exposing’ the institutions of ‘fairyland.’ […] ‘God made them,’ wrote one man who said his son was homosexual. “They did not choose their status…. It is not a medical matter. ..You know there are quite as many able people among them as among your so-called “normal.” Let your campaign be to remove the penal laws which make these “diseased” people a prey for blackmailers. Give them recognition and let them live their lives.’"
— George Chauncey, Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture and the Making of the Gay Male World 1890-1940. (via moika-palace)
Quirky miniature porcelain sculptures made by Ukranian artists Anya Stasenko and Slava Leontyev
(via colony-drop)
Remember that time Leonard Nimoy starred in a gay prison movie?
Reblogging for all the nu!trek fans!
This fandom is a beautiful fandom and our slash is the greatest slash.
This looks almost as great as my other two favorite gay prison movies.
Ukrainian Valerii Danevych makes his functional wrist watches almost entirely out of wood, with the sole exception of a metal spring needed to propel the movement. According to Unique Watch Guide, he mostly uses birch because of its strength and resistance, but also more exotic wood such as juniper and bamboo.
Photo credit: Valerii Danevych
(via croclock)
