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I really am tho #zelda #majorasmask #ladiesloveme

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Yeah I have that habit with the ladies *dirt off shoulder* #majorasmask #zelda #ladiesloveme

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Waiting to assis at the @winterfilmawards #empirestate #nyc #theempireroom

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Finally put up my christmas present and I love it :) Thanks, Jane and Al! #majorasmask #thelegendofzelda #walldecal

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Ok so I MIGHT be spoiling my hamster....#hamsters #hamsterballs #syrianhamsters

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I love you so much! #syrianhamsters #hamsters #hamsterseating

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I didn’t know what to say. I felt like crying, Goddamit everybody in the world wants an explanation for your acts and for your very being.

Jack Kerouac, On the Road (via kehrouac)

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I'm still learning how to selfie. #butfirst #letmelearntoselfie

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She gets me. @mrfinch7 #afterhoursatstarbucks

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Warning Signs of Satanic Behavior. Training video for police, 1990

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Yoshi Sodeoka

The digital realm is no cold collection of compiled pixels—it has become warm, has become real; it makes one feel. It intersects neatly with our physical plane, and we go in and out of it at will. And perhaps the ease of entry and exit has distorted our sense of the thing, making borders blur. Yoshi Sodeoka visualizes this idea in his pieces, real and digital bending into one another with eldritch result, human specters shuffling through electronic fog.