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No Retreat. No Regret.

I have a penchant for nautical tats, outlandish clothing, pretty photographs, and funny things said by intelligent people. Also for using ostentatious words like 'penchant' and 'ostentatious', and bitching about my white girl problems. Enjoy.

pumasailing: Ryan Godfrey looks at Mar Mostro’s sail shape from a different angle. oh, to know this much about sail camber. 

pumasailing:

Ryan Godfrey looks at Mar Mostro’s sail shape from a different angle.

oh, to know this much about sail camber. 

2 days ago 26 notes

(Source: fuckyeahgirlswithtattoos, via fuckyeahtattoos)

2 days ago 4146 notes

Thoughts While Drunk:

I should totally read more epic fantasy. Have I ever actually read Terry Brooks? I should totally do that. 

3 days ago 1 notes

Tagged with:  #I will never actually do this.

annareed:

thedailywhat:

In Case You Missed It of the Day: The second part of Stephen Colbert’s must-see sit-down with accidental-children’s-writer Maurice Sendak.

[colbertnation.]

See Also: Part 1.

Maurice Sendak is the craziest old man, I can’t even stand it.

I LOVE THIS MAN. 

3 days ago 992 notes
bbook: Billy Costigan: [to the bartender] Cranberry juice. Man Glassed in Bar: It’s a natural diuretic. My girlfriend drinks it when she’s got her period. What, do you got your period? [Billy grabs an empty glass and smashes it onto the man’s head. Mr. French grabs Billy throws him against the wall. Billy tries to go towards the man again and French holds him against the wall. Billy pushes French’s hands away]

bbook:

Billy Costigan: [to the bartender] Cranberry juice.
Man Glassed in Bar: It’s a natural diuretic. My girlfriend drinks it when she’s got her period. What, do you got your period?
[Billy grabs an empty glass and smashes it onto the man’s head. Mr. French grabs Billy throws him against the wall. Billy tries to go towards the man again and French holds him against the wall. Billy pushes French’s hands away]

(Source: obsessiondot)

3 days ago 797 notes
quickmeme: Lazy College Senior I have to take all my classes seriously this semester. I don’t understand. 

quickmeme:

Lazy College Senior

I have to take all my classes seriously this semester. I don’t understand. 

3 days ago 353 notes

thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer of the Day: Iron Sky — billed as the best motherf*cking movie about Space Nazis from the dark side of the Moon you’re likely to see this year — is finally complete!

Starring Udo Kier, Tilo Prückner, Christopher Kirby, Götz Otto, and Julia Dietze, the sci-fi epic’s world premiere is set to take place on February 11th at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Iron Sky will open wide in Germany and Finland in early April. No official US release date has yet been set.

[ironsky.]

I think my head just melted. 

4 days ago 654 notes

thedailywhat:

In Case You Missed It of the Day: Stephen Colbert sits down with Where the Wild Things Are author and affable crank Maurice Sendak to discuss a potential Where the Wild Things sequel among other penises.

Part 2 airs tonight.

[ccinsider.]

4 days ago 902 notes
cavetocanvas: Eric Fischl, What Stands Between The Artist And… , 1994 From the Smithsonian American Art Museum: Eric Fischl’s images of nudes have a voyeuristic quality that leaves viewers feeling like accomplices in an unpredictable situation. We see things we should not, and yet we often don’t truly understand what it is we have stumbled upon. Here, the viewer stands as the artist would at his easel, peering at a nude model beyond a palette and brushes. On the glassy surface of the palette are all of the colors in the room beyond, reminding us that this is a fictional scene. Fischl painted a violent contrast between the rich, dark surfaces of the leather sofa and the woman’s white flesh. The figure sprawls as though she has been thrown to the ground, and her hands are clenched, as if she had fought against someone. But there are not enough particulars to explain what has happened, and the act of trying to understand makes us linger too long, as though at the scene of a crime. Fischl once said that “America’s not Disneyland and we can’t deny it any longer. Things smell, things have edges, people can get hurt.” Standing before this painting puts us in the position not only of failing to understand but of considering possibilities we are not supposed to entertain.

cavetocanvas:

Eric Fischl, What Stands Between The Artist And… , 1994

From the Smithsonian American Art Museum:

Eric Fischl’s images of nudes have a voyeuristic quality that leaves viewers feeling like accomplices in an unpredictable situation. We see things we should not, and yet we often don’t truly understand what it is we have stumbled upon. Here, the viewer stands as the artist would at his easel, peering at a nude model beyond a palette and brushes. On the glassy surface of the palette are all of the colors in the room beyond, reminding us that this is a fictional scene.

Fischl painted a violent contrast between the rich, dark surfaces of the leather sofa and the woman’s white flesh. The figure sprawls as though she has been thrown to the ground, and her hands are clenched, as if she had fought against someone. But there are not enough particulars to explain what has happened, and the act of trying to understand makes us linger too long, as though at the scene of a crime.

Fischl once said that “America’s not Disneyland and we can’t deny it any longer. Things smell, things have edges, people can get hurt.” Standing before this painting puts us in the position not only of failing to understand but of considering possibilities we are not supposed to entertain.

5 days ago 370 notes
nyulocal: mikecheslik: Course selection AGREED.

nyulocal:

mikecheslik:

Course selection

AGREED.

6 days ago 103 notes