my kitty cat play guitar!

January 09 2012 • 10·47 pm
animalstalkinginallcaps: YOU MEAN TO TELL ME YOU DON’T THINK THERE’S ENOUGH SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CLIMATE CHANGE? BASICALLY, YES. I THINK THERE ARE TOO MANY CONFLICTING OPINIONS WITHIN THE GENERAL ‘CONSENSUS’ AND THAT IT’S FOOLISH TO TRY TO FORCE EVERYONE TO ACCEPT SOMETHING THAT EVEN ‘THE EXPERTS’ CAN’T AGREE ON, LET ALONE CHANGE THE WAY WE LIVE, JUST BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE TRUE. YOU CAN’T ASK EVERYONE TO BASE THEIR ENTIRE LIVES AROUND A HUNCH. IF YOU BELIEVE IT’S HAPPENING, FINE. DO WHAT YOU FEEL IS NECESSARY TO HELP, BUT DON’T START PREACHING TO ME ABOUT IT UNTIL YOU’VE GOT SOME COLD, HARD, IRREFUTABLE FACTS. THAT’S INCREDIBLE. YOU JUST SUMMED UP MY ENTIRE OUTLOOK ON RELIGION IN TWELVE SECONDS. Agreed…Even if there is a climate change why can’t we just accept the fact that the world might be going though another one of its cycles?! I mean I definitely agree that we need to take better care of our planet and I’ll do my part, but not out of fear that our climate could possibly change. Humans can’t control everything…
January 09 2012 • 10·45 pm • 2,414 notes

animalstalkinginallcaps:

YOU MEAN TO TELL ME YOU DON’T THINK THERE’S ENOUGH SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CLIMATE CHANGE?

BASICALLY, YES. I THINK THERE ARE TOO MANY CONFLICTING OPINIONS WITHIN THE GENERAL ‘CONSENSUS’ AND THAT IT’S FOOLISH TO TRY TO FORCE EVERYONE TO ACCEPT SOMETHING THAT EVEN ‘THE EXPERTS’ CAN’T AGREE ON, LET ALONE CHANGE THE WAY WE LIVE, JUST BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE TRUE. YOU CAN’T ASK EVERYONE TO BASE THEIR ENTIRE LIVES AROUND A HUNCH. IF YOU BELIEVE IT’S HAPPENING, FINE. DO WHAT YOU FEEL IS NECESSARY TO HELP, BUT DON’T START PREACHING TO ME ABOUT IT UNTIL YOU’VE GOT SOME COLD, HARD, IRREFUTABLE FACTS.

THAT’S INCREDIBLE. YOU JUST SUMMED UP MY ENTIRE OUTLOOK ON RELIGION IN TWELVE SECONDS.

Agreed…Even if there is a climate change why can’t we just accept the fact that the world might be going though another one of its cycles?! I mean I definitely agree that we need to take better care of our planet and I’ll do my part, but not out of fear that our climate could possibly change. Humans can’t control everything…

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earth-song: A week-old Kinyongia multituberculata (formerly known as Bradypodion fischeri).
January 09 2012 • 10·32 pm • 784 notes

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A week-old Kinyongia multituberculata (formerly known as Bradypodion fischeri).

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copacetic: Hanging Garden // Re-purposed gutters (via Home & Garden | Apartment Therapy New)
May 24 2011 • 10·39 pm • 63 notes

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Hanging Garden // Re-purposed gutters (via Home & Garden | Apartment Therapy New)

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meandmymrjones: Love this! soooo coool
May 23 2011 • 12·43 pm • 76,369 notes

meandmymrjones:

Love this!

soooo coool

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May 23 2011 • 12·42 pm • 226 notes

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theloudestvoice: Charlie Chaplin & Mary Pickford seated on the shoulders of  Douglas Fairbanks, c. 1915 “In those days Douglas and I often indulged in cliche philosophizing, and I would hold forth on the futility of life. Douglas believed that our lives were ordained and that our destiny was important. When Douglas was possessed with this mystic ebullience it usually had a cynical effect on me. I remember one warm summer’s night both of us climbed to the top of a large water-tank and sat there talking in the wild grandeur of Beverly. The stars were mysteriously brilliant and the moon incandescent, and I had been saying that life was without reason. “Look!” said Douglas, fervently, making an arc gesture taking in all the heavens. “The moon! And those myriads of stars! Surely there must be a reason for all this beauty? It must be fulfilling some destiny! It must be for some good and you and I are all part of it!” then he turned to me, suddenly inspired. “Why are you given this talent, this wonderful medium of motion pictures that reaches millions of people throughout the world?” “Why is it given to Louis B. Mayer and the Warner Brothers?” I said. And Douglas laughed.” ~Charlie Chaplin reminiscing about bestie Douglas Fairbanks in My Autobiography
May 23 2011 • 12·10 pm • 224 notes

theloudestvoice:

Charlie Chaplin & Mary Pickford seated on the shoulders of  Douglas Fairbanks, c. 1915

“In those days Douglas and I often indulged in cliche philosophizing, and I would hold forth on the futility of life. Douglas believed that our lives were ordained and that our destiny was important. When Douglas was possessed with this mystic ebullience it usually had a cynical effect on me. I remember one warm summer’s night both of us climbed to the top of a large water-tank and sat there talking in the wild grandeur of Beverly. The stars were mysteriously brilliant and the moon incandescent, and I had been saying that life was without reason.

“Look!” said Douglas, fervently, making an arc gesture taking in all the heavens. “The moon! And those myriads of stars! Surely there must be a reason for all this beauty? It must be fulfilling some destiny! It must be for some good and you and I are all part of it!” then he turned to me, suddenly inspired. “Why are you given this talent, this wonderful medium of motion pictures that reaches millions of people throughout the world?”

“Why is it given to Louis B. Mayer and the Warner Brothers?” I said. And Douglas laughed.”

~Charlie Chaplin reminiscing about bestie Douglas Fairbanks in My Autobiography

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I feel like i’m losing everything…

May 23 2011 • 12·03 pm