he hasn't dropped them, forgot them, or anything. it's just too heavy for superman to lift.
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Makes Me Smile Everytime I See It. >;D
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Michelle Obama, when asked if she prefers the President in boxers or briefs (via apsies) (via canttracetime)
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Day of the Dead Show Sneak Preview: Cody Schibi Cody Schibi is pretty much the polar opposite of who I am as an artist, but I think that is why I like him so much. He is a horror artist, which allows him to play with the intricate details of every gory inch of his pieces. Despite his residence in Austin and mine in Detroit, we’ve actually done quite a few shows together now (included places far away from both of us). I’m really happy he wanted to participate in this show. I’m also stoked that he gave me two excellent new pieces to put up.
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Day of the Dead Opens October 7th 7-10pm Starkweather Arts Center 219 N. Main Street Romeo, MI 48065 586.752.5700
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Inspired by underwater life, multidisciplinary artist Sayuri Sasaki Hemann has created a breathtaking jellyfish aquarium, titled Underwater Flight located at Portland International Airport. Continuing her exploration of the way light is reflected on different mediums, she experiments with coloured organza, wool felting fibers and silk to build this magical underwater kingdom.
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(I was asked why I dislike the novel Atlas Shrugged so much; I answered; people asked me to make the answer rebloggable, and so I have. All of this, as always, is offered with the caveat that I might be—and often am—wrong.)
1. Atlas Shrugged is a novel of ideas. The plot exists only...
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