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As the mystery clarifies, the more mysterious it becomes.
– A bullet for Joey
11:45 pm, by trigonis,




We’re chained to the world and we all gotta pull.
– Tom Waits, “Dirt in the Ground,” from Bone Machine
11:36 pm, by trigonis,




batmanrunningawayfromshit:

Submitted by Ludovic de Turck

This is really creepy…
batmanrunningawayfromshit:

Submitted by Ludovic de Turck

This is really creepy…

batmanrunningawayfromshit:

Submitted by Ludovic de Turck

This is really creepy…

 
12:06 pm, reblogged by trigonis,




Don’t study life, Charlie. Get used to it.
– from The Big Knife (1955)
2:50 am, by trigonis,




What enemy? The human heart only is the enemy. And who can find the cure for our humanity?
– Pavlo Tychyna, from his poem “War”
2:11 am, by trigonis,




Comics are a gateway drug to literacy.
– Art Spiegelman
1:13 am, by trigonis,




A good woman can make a diamond out of a measly lump of coal.
– Tom Waits, from “Raised Right Man”
1:34 am, by trigonis,




Any painting, if it’s any good, is a love affair.
– Chris Cross (Edward G. Robinson) in Scarlet Street
11:41 pm, by trigonis,




Bartender:What'r'ya drinkin'?

Me:Water. I'm a lightweight. It's sad, I know.

Bartender smile, walks away.

Me (to Marinell):Is there a cure for that?

Marinell:Yeah, the bar!

11:42 pm, by trigonis,




darkmediacity:

Quoth the raven, “Nevermore.”
“In the year 1949, exactly a century after the tragic, unsolved, death of author Edgar Allan Poe, a tradition began at his Baltimore gravesite that would eventually draw the attention of not only the press, but thousands of fans who would join a man affectionately known as the “Poe Toaster” on his yearly pilgrimage.  On January 19th, just before dawn, a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a white scarf and black clothing would…”
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darkmediacity:

Quoth the raven, “Nevermore.”
“In the year 1949, exactly a century after the tragic, unsolved, death of author Edgar Allan Poe, a tradition began at his Baltimore gravesite that would eventually draw the attention of not only the press, but thousands of fans who would join a man affectionately known as the “Poe Toaster” on his yearly pilgrimage.  On January 19th, just before dawn, a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a white scarf and black clothing would…”
[Click here for the full article]

darkmediacity:

Quoth the raven, “Nevermore.”

In the year 1949, exactly a century after the tragic, unsolved, death of author Edgar Allan Poe, a tradition began at his Baltimore gravesite that would eventually draw the attention of not only the press, but thousands of fans who would join a man affectionately known as the “Poe Toaster” on his yearly pilgrimage.  On January 19th, just before dawn, a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a white scarf and black clothing would…”

[Click here for the full article]

 
10:53 pm, reblogged by trigonis,




A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus but a molder of consensus.
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
2:31 am, by trigonis,




Every thing possible to be believ’d in is an image of truth.
– William Blake
1:34 am, by trigonis,