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lizfu: mildlyamused: geekfeed: red shirt treatment  画 Oh God… Awesome. I’m not the only one who things this billboard is horrible and possibly intentionally ironic.  I mean….it has to be, right? 

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red shirt treatment  画

Oh God…

Awesome. I’m not the only one who things this billboard is horrible and possibly intentionally ironic.  I mean….it has to be, right? 

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Hugo Pratt and 12 issues of his famous Corto Maltés are helping me aprendir Castellano. (Taken with instagram)

Hugo Pratt and 12 issues of his famous Corto Maltés are helping me aprendir Castellano. (Taken with instagram)

“How To Feel Miserable As An Artist” I wish I could tell you where this originated (People! SIgn your work! Even silly shit like this, cuz it’s gonna get reblogged up the hee-haw!), but even Tin Eye can’t quite nail that down. This is from my dear friend Dame Wallis’ blog. 

“How To Feel Miserable As An Artist”

I wish I could tell you where this originated (People! SIgn your work! Even silly shit like this, cuz it’s gonna get reblogged up the hee-haw!), but even Tin Eye can’t quite nail that down. This is from my dear friend Dame Wallis’ blog. 

Our grocery store in Buenos Aires. (Taken with Instagram at Supermercados Disco)

Our grocery store in Buenos Aires. (Taken with Instagram at Supermercados Disco)

Parque Tres de Febrero, also known as the Bosques de Palermo (“Palermo Woods”), is a 62 acre park near our apartment here. Near this little lake is the Poets’ Garden, with busts of Jorge Luis Borges and Shakespeare. These paddle-boats are completely faded, but Instagram helped make them prettier. :) The Bosques will be my little Stanley Park for the duration. This pond my Lost Lagoon. I need only a little dog to be my temporary Una (which, judging from the strays I’ve seen, may not be too hard to find). I’m kidding! I’m not getting attached to a cute little stray. Oh god, unless it’s wounded and dying! Then I’ll take it in and.. oh crap.. STOP IT! (Taken with Instagram at Plaza sicilia)

Parque Tres de Febrero, also known as the Bosques de Palermo (“Palermo Woods”), is a 62 acre park near our apartment here. Near this little lake is the Poets’ Garden, with busts of Jorge Luis Borges and Shakespeare. These paddle-boats are completely faded, but Instagram helped make them prettier. :)

The Bosques will be my little Stanley Park for the duration. This pond my Lost Lagoon. I need only a little dog to be my temporary Una (which, judging from the strays I’ve seen, may not be too hard to find). I’m kidding! I’m not getting attached to a cute little stray. Oh god, unless it’s wounded and dying! Then I’ll take it in and.. oh crap.. STOP IT!

(Taken with Instagram at Plaza sicilia)

Stumbled onto this today, right near where we’re staying. You can bet I’m gonna check this out soon! Sweet! (Taken with Instagram at Museo de Artes Plásticas Eduardo Sívori)

Stumbled onto this today, right near where we’re staying. You can bet I’m gonna check this out soon! Sweet!

(Taken with Instagram at Museo de Artes Plásticas Eduardo Sívori)

good: A 375-Year-Old French Bank Forgives Debts of Paris’ Poorest The Crédit Municipal de Paris, also known as the “Mont-de-piété,” the bank of the poor, has allowed the needy to get loans against their valuables for centuries—acting as a kind of ethical pawnshop, or the original microlender. To celebrate its 375th anniversary, thousands of lucky French people had their financial obligations forgiven after the country’s oldest bank decided to simply wipe their slates clean. Read more on GOOD→ 

good:

A 375-Year-Old French Bank Forgives Debts of Paris’ Poorest

The Crédit Municipal de Paris, also known as the “Mont-de-piété,” the bank of the poor, has allowed the needy to get loans against their valuables for centuries—acting as a kind of ethical pawnshop, or the original microlender. To celebrate its 375th anniversary, thousands of lucky French people had their financial obligations forgiven after the country’s oldest bank decided to simply wipe their slates clean.

Read more on GOOD→