pardonmytypo
Pardon my typo.
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A passion for fancy words and cleverly crafted phrases. May some lost words find a haven in here.
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pardonmytypo · 4 years ago
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@bill_winchester
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pardonmytypo · 4 years ago
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Department of Corrections tittle on the door of a van
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pardonmytypo · 6 years ago
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And you, you scare people because you are whole all by yourself.
Lauren Alex Hooper, yin and yang (via laurenalexhooper)
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pardonmytypo · 6 years ago
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#1338 http://boook.land
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pardonmytypo · 6 years ago
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I can’t describe the feeling when I’m in my bed asleep, and then I wake up with a vision blurred and all my efforts are deterred To reconstruct this image lost There’re certain things my mind won’t do, and even though they’re very few The image glistens like a gem, repairing is not one of them So I’m awake, though in my mind, the image that so unrefined Is calling to me from the deep, tempting me to fall asleep
Phish - Wikiquote (via carlosh)
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pardonmytypo · 6 years ago
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When I checked, I found that Cervantes did better it: he chose not the hay I’ve given him, but wrote instead, “En un lugar de la Mancha.” In a place, not There is a place. Existence is good, but action is better, though you’ll have to wait several words for the verb, and it’s a quiet one, vivía, lived, and the subject, un hidalgo, a gentleman. “Well, and what of it?�� is a question that occurs more readily about a life than about mere existence, and so we read on, as Cervantes wanted.
Clellan Coe, Asturias Days (via theamericanscholar-blog)
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pardonmytypo · 6 years ago
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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“I will bring you flowers from the mountains, bluebells, dark hazels, and rustic baskets of kisses. I want to do with you what Spring does with the cherry trees.”
— Pablo Neruda
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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I buy books and tell myself that I am buying wisdom and at the end of my life, I own a house full of books.
Ken Chen  (via aberminimal)
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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virtualephemera (via savingpaper) (via carlosh, carlosh)
Do you know what’s ironic? The word poseur. Because I can’t imagine anyone but a poser using that word.
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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HAPPINESS HIT HER LIKE A BULLET IN THE BACK from http://wesaygoodbyeinthepouringrain.tumblr.com/ (via We Heart it)
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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Arterton is British, too, and she plays the damsel-in-distress role with sass and spunk.
FOXNews.com - The Politics of “Prince of Persia” (via carlosh)
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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A well-informed mind is the best security against the contagion of folly and of vice. The vacant mind is ever on the watch for relief, and ready to plunge into error, to escape from the languor of idleness.
Ann Radcliffe (via carlosh)
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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In conversation, the dual flexing of the index and middle finger of both hands, to signify the presence of scare quotes. Used ad nauseam by ‘pretentious’ and ostensibly 'intelligent’ university students, to advertise their 'superior morals’ and 'erudition’.
Using air quotes in this example is, like, so 'post-modern’.
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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From time to time a word just pop in my mind. Today’s is: *flamboyant*
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pardonmytypo · 7 years ago
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newsprint_text: Sample of GIMP preset effect (Script-fu) using Helvetica font
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