My roommate Kate & I may have found love yesterday during a late-night stop at Papaya Dog. Kate’s dog is pictured; mine said “LOVE”.

That’s some sexy hot dog love.

This ad came up when I was reading an article about sexism.

God, I hope I don’t make any ugly mistakes today! Then I’ll never have a boyfriend.

I’ve really been into taking screenshots lately.

Mostly they’re just bizarre comments found on Facebook or Twitter or YouTube, but sometimes they’re sad or surprisingly profound statements on the human condition. A lot are homophobic or misogynist comments you’d likely only find in an anonymous and relatively consequence-free forum. 

I want to print these out huge. I think they’d be pretty powerful if seen not on the internet. Maybe I’m reading too far into this, but I think this line shows the disconnect between the internet, which callously documents so much of our lives, and human emotion. 

Here is a previous post with a screenshot from Reddit. 

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SPRING BREAK! NO PARENTS!

(c) Travis Ekmark

orbooks:

 Sneak peek at latest iteration of cover by the amazing Sue Coe; book forthcoming spring, 2012.

— John

“More than 100 riot cops head onto the Brooklyn Bridge and next to City Hall. Expecting trouble.”

Photo cred: Todd Maisel

I think it’s safe to say that I do not have this.

bohemea:

Chloe Sevigny

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The Outsiders

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Screenshot from Reddit.

Suggested read: EPIC WIN FOR ANONYMOUS. The book is mostly about 4chan and internet culture over the years, but it also touches on sexism, racism, and homophobia in internet forums. 

GRLLD CHZ

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