awkwardmarina:

Concept: A ripoff band of Nine Inch Nails. They are called Ten Inch Toenails, abbreviated to TIT. Their first album is called Titty Hate Machine

blinded-by-wanderlust:

Lake District, UK

followthetumnus:

me, in nine out of ten social situations:

thunderpunching:

tumored:

you know whats bs? the fact that many disorders are only diagnosed if theyre “a significant hindrance to your functioning” except, neurodivergent people are literally forced to “function” in a world made for neurotypical people, so how can you even tell what impairs our function when we’ve been forced since birth to act as though we’re functioning perfectly fine and to push ourselves to unhealthy limits to do so

they figure that if we can fake our way through it, it’s the same as not being disabled at all. they don’t care about the pain inside a person as long as that person can be productive.

grandrehan:

don’t be fooled by my forward online persona™️ i can’t make eye contact irl

goth-shitposts:

no growing out of your goth phase, we die like edgelords

little-miss-living:

My grandmother has a framed photo of David Duchovny as Mulder hanging on her wall. It’s not like a signed photo of David Duchovny or anything, it’s literally just a picture of Mulder.

fluffygif:

lorenbubs on ig

corporationkills:

god made a mistake when he made me a person instead of a friendly little cat on a midwestern apple orchard

satanic-girls-gone-wild:

Korn fans, 1999

rvancoogler:

are you ever deeply content to flex on God’s sinister machinations

animatedamerican:

dog-of-ulthar:

the question of whether modern internet humor is dadaist is fascinating because sure on a surface level, it absolutely resembles dadaist art of the 1920′s but my question is…………..is it art?

the original dada movement emerged specifically to interact with that question, of whether an incoherent collage, or a gold-plated toilet seat, or poetry pulled out of a hat should be considered art

but internet humor?  it exists solely for us to entertain one another.  it doesn’t give a shit about what art is or isn’t, and comments like “this belongs in a museum” or “where’s her oscar” always come after the fact, and, more importantly, are made specifically to add entertainment value

so my take for today is that internet humor isn’t neo-dada, or post-dada, or even “e-dada” or “#dada”; as a mass movement concerned more with community participation than performance to an audience and wholly unconcerned with questions about higher meaning…………….this is folk dada

FOLK DADA