KaceyCakes
doublemint
Jun 09
Si, Zimp did hit a triple this day (:
Jun 01
“ One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again.
— Abraham Maslow (via brokenmachine)
May 24
Tiger in 1989, go awww.
(:
OBAMA TIPS HIS CHAIR TOO! HA! Take that, Mrs. Dolan.
Krandalyn
you know, she just one of those ghetto white black people that go to Disneyland a lot. And, uh, because the white cancels out the ghetto, it’s not like 20 people in one car you know? Oh yessssss.
“ The school’s artificial environment can protect us only briefly and weakly. To the extent that real life increasingly takes possession of us, it will come to destroy the work of the teacher.
Education, therefore, can be reformed only if society itself is reformed.
Education, therefore, can be reformed only if society itself is reformed.
— ‘Suicide’, Book III: General Nature, Chapter 3: Practical Consequences, by Emile Durkheim. 1897
Hmm, gimme more?
“ I have only grand desire to grasp the universe’s structure,
and not the little facts everyone seems to talking about.
I only interested in patterns and logical explanations upon everything, the grand design, the satellite-view upon the world.
I never took pleasure in anything ordinary, anything common.
My only pleasure was in anything new. Anything strange and uncommon.
Creation, design, language, theory, knowledge, anything that came out from human’s most deep thinking and imaginations—were the things I craved the most.
And if by that means that I had to abandon everyone’s illogical chit-chat,and detached myself with the outer world, if that means I had to ignore the existing rules of the society, and dwell more in my books, pencil and papers, I said: “truly, I am sorry.
and not the little facts everyone seems to talking about.
I only interested in patterns and logical explanations upon everything, the grand design, the satellite-view upon the world.
I never took pleasure in anything ordinary, anything common.
My only pleasure was in anything new. Anything strange and uncommon.
Creation, design, language, theory, knowledge, anything that came out from human’s most deep thinking and imaginations—were the things I craved the most.
And if by that means that I had to abandon everyone’s illogical chit-chat,and detached myself with the outer world, if that means I had to ignore the existing rules of the society, and dwell more in my books, pencil and papers, I said: “truly, I am sorry.
— Gilang Danu
