Brooklyn, NY
Joined July 2010
i almost feel bad for people who can't synthesize their intellect into dark humor to mask their crippling insecurity
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the future was never going to be visionary, it was always gonna be corny business meetings in a metaverse alongside decaying public infrastructure
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my life has gotten infinitely better since I started more regularly reading fiction. All theory has ever done is make me depressed lol
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when you close a tab god opens a new one
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I’m telling my kids this was System of a Down – at Brooklyn, NY
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printed some work appropriate memes for my new office – at Brooklyn, NY
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I love Bernie because he doesn’t degrade himself by sharing transparent personal anecdotes or getting into meaningless petty arguments
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birthdays in your 30s are waiting for your three total friends to acknowledge you while dozens of subscription based Instagram brands gift you 10% off the first month following submitting intensive payment and preference profiling details
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anything less than 4 exclamation points in an email should be considered misogynistic
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i finally broke down and started using a kindle but also we built a little reading nook
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you should be able to invoice people for sending you a linkedin request
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I haven’t been on twitter actively in a long time and forgot how debased and deranged everyone is
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Don't let academic language fool you into thinking people are saying anything of worth.
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neoliberal versions of cocaine and heroin
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“Don’t fall in love with your suffering” - Zizek
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once all the ancient buildings collapse we’ll just be left with LED skyscrapers and half rented shipping crate condos
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Notre Dame will rise from the ashes as a WeWork
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I taught my boyfriend how to watch hgtv
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a personal brand without haters is a bird without wings
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my favorite NYC moment was when I watched one old lady walk up the subway stairs while another walked down, and they both laughed endearingly at each other knowing full well that they were, for a moment, bringing the rush hour hustle to a halt
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