The Daily Gomez: A Collective Common Content Pool

livelymorgue:

A March 13, 1960, article described the public’s indictment of bus drivers, accusing them of “sometimes deliberately slamming on their brakes to shake up riders” or “refusing to pull up at the curb unless there is a puddle there.” Reported by Gay Talese, who “avoids taking sides in the busman-passenger fracas by traveling to work on the subway,” the piece endeavored to tell the story from the driver’s point of view, a “story of how 10,000 drivers each day battle the world’s worst traffic while being abused by old ladies, shortchanged by schoolboys, cut off by cabs and squeezed by trucks.” Photo: Sam Falk/The New York Times

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bubonickitten:

help, i can’t stop laughing

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squirks:

Hudson River State Hospital: A former New York state psychiatric hospital abandoned in 2003

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nearlya:

Yujung Chang. Eclipse #1, 2012

jesuisperdu:

erik mowinckel

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missmatie:

peanuhbutta:

This is realllllllllly weird lmao

This is really NORMAL.
Except we never see it-so it is terrifying and uncomfortable when it happens.
(Mostly because people would laugh or be unkind)

I own a sex shop. Once a woman bled on our chair during an interview. She was horrified and felt ashamed because it was in some way unprofessional. We weren’t bothered. We said ‘what better place to work on being ok with your body than at a feminist sex shop?’

Bleeding is normal and dealing with it is one of the most pervasive ways women are complicit in their silence.

Some men bleed too. How would you react to that? For many men who are Trans the act of bleeding is a security threat.

Fuck off with your lolz.

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lucyeldridgeillustration:

I painted some rooftops of Paris to post to someone. 

supersonicelectronic:

Lily Padula.

Illustrations by Lily Padula:

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nearlya:

Jordan Seiler

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