Felicity Cloake: This fried, spicy dish is a staple favourite at most Chinese restaurants. But how should you do the batter? And is it better to deep or shallow fry?
“Naturally you’re out of book space. Everyone is always out of book space. If you’re not out of book space, you’re probably not worth knowing.”
“If there’s one thing I hate, it’s the movies. Don’t even mention them to me.”
The J.D. Salinger Documentary
Haha! Is that a movie?
Joe Strummer by Pennie Smith
JOE! I miss you, man!!
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This was something i painted last year and I’d love you guys to see it :’D
“He’s charming. He serenades me. With a banjo!”
“He’s a CRUSTACEAN.”
“So I always wear strange green outfits. We all have our things, our weird things.”
“[SIGH]”
“The Serenade” by B. Wennerberg, 1914
SIM is better than every major at Massart. FACT. This is how we spend the last SIM majors studio day of the year.
“A few minutes ago Anderson Cooper asked [Charles Ramsey] if he would like a reward. Charles pulled his paycheck out of his pocket and said, ‘I get a Paycheck. Give the reward to the girls they rescued.’”
THAT’S what we should be talking about, not “how funny those quaint little black people are when they get on camera.”
This guy helps rescue three women, and people are making fun of him? Yeah, he used humor when he told the tale, and sure, it’s appropriate to chuckle when he does so. (Like when he said he “knew there was a problem when a young white girl ran into a black mans arms.”)
But to make fun of him? TO MAKE FUN OF HIM? TO DISRESPECT THIS MAN? THIS HERO?
Fucking shame on you. Dishonor on you, dishonor on your family, dishonor on your cow.
If you’re the kind of scumbag who makes fun of heroes, I suppose you can poke fun at him all you want, but if I’m ever in trouble and need someone to step up the the plate, I hope someone like Charles Ramsey is around.
Y’know… I hadn’t really noticed that people were making fun of this guy. I just thought he was a average guy with funny attitude who did a great thing.
I declare my un-ironic respect for Charles Ramsey. Maybe one day I will have the same fortitude of soul!