#Weber

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

These people never seem to tire of showing us what complete pieces of shit they are!

[lynnemariehedvig]

TECHNOLOGIES

United States of America

[all-things-barbecue]

BBQ Equipment, Tools & Flavors of the Trade!

[rosemire-crossing]

Weber

That is all

[officer-rabs]

I love your art! Also what is your favorite animal?

Bunnies & Sheep 🐑

Also love baby goats. They are just too adorable. Oh and thank you btw :DD

[fghtffyrmortgage]

depression with weber

[transmutationisms]

Re: last post, if you ever have the time i'd love to hear your thoughts about puritanism and the way it's talked about online.

i kind of already bitched about this here but i find it irritating and counterproductive when people jump to diagnose a social problem as being "because of puritanism" because a) invariably the social value or taboo in question is something that also applies to like every other subset of christianity as well as other religions / systems of social control, so the only thing they're actually zeroing in on is the fact that in the usa, of these groups, puritans exerted a historically anomalous amount of social influence in parts of the colonial period, but more importantly b) it's terrible analysis because it blames an ideological position instead of engaging with the material realities and factors driving whatever tension or problem is on the table; in the classic case this means blaming capitalism itself on puritanism, which is so ass-backwards i rly don't see how anybody ever lets this pass as 'leftist' discourse; capitalism develops as forces of production change over time, and what weber calls the accompanying 'work ethic' is much better situated within a framework of biopolitics that is capable of explaining how and why the state comes to view its populace and their bodies as biological resources that can be worked, controlled, and cultivated for its benefit

[bunelgaaa]

Composer yaoi were getting real

[ensinia-internetstranger]

My wee little 37 year old and her tall ass 26 year old intern <3

This was some art I drew of a specific segment of some fanmade voice lines I've been giving them. You can see the text that got cut off The lines in question? Rennick: *over intercom* MCLEARY!! I dinnae got all day! I told you I want you up here now! As in RIGHT NOW!! Goobus: Crikey, what’d ya do tae piss ‘im off? Weber: Ay, I zhink ve oughta stop holdin’ ‘im hostage. Weber: Ya vant Davey gunnin for us next? (that isn't the full interaction. I'd be down to give you some of their lines if you nerds wanna see it)

[cindysimblr]

Argenta and Jon Farmer hit it off, but Clement doesn't think Henry Entenman is all that attractive. Luckily, she meets Hamon Berger next, who is more up to her taste.

Back at home, Bliant grows into a toddler. He loves the heat and has a very unfortunate case of the custom sliders syndrome: He literally can't open his eyes. A Sim Surgery later, he looks much better.

Meggy seems to like babies more than toddlers, because she wants another one right away. Well, too bad, you're too old now, Meggy. Time to help the toddler gain skills, instead.

[librastarfragment]

Can't decide which image layout I like more so you guys get both

[milestonekestrel]

Secret Alternate Timeline in my Weber trying to throw rennick off board ask where people let her do it (she pulls him back out and he doesn't fuck with her again)

Brodie: god damnit. now I gotta pull HIM out too.

[infinitelytheheartexpands]

well apparently my brain went “it’s september so it’s That Season Of The Year To Think Abour Der Freischütz”

[monkeyssalad-blog]

1920 to please one woman by Al Q

[bigacnlart]

Weber candid

I've print this on a canvas tote to achieve the warm texture

[bocadosdefilosofia]

El destino de nuestro tiempo, racionalizado e intelectualizado y, sobre todo, desmitificador del mundo, es el de que precisamente los valores últimos y más sublimes han desaparecido de la vida pública y se han retirado, o bien al reino ultraterreno de la vida mística, o bien a la fraternidad de las relaciones inmediatas de los individuos entre sí. No es casualidad ni el que nuestro arte más elevado sea hoy en día un arte íntimo y nada monumental, ni el que sólo dentro de los más reducidos círculos comunitarios, en la relación de hombre a hombre, en pianissimo, aliente esa fuerza que corresponde a lo que en otro tiempo, como pneuma profético, en forma de tempestuoso fuego, atravesaba, fundiéndolas, las grandes comunidades.

Max Weber: El político y el científico. Alianza Editorial, págs. 229-230. Madrid, 1979.

TGO

@bocadosdefilosofia

@dias-de-la-ira-1