About
Walking sideways...forward thinking
Search keywords
Following
Liked posts
Follow me
Faye Wong with husband Li Yapeng in a 2012 rendition of the Le Smoking tuxedo by Yves Saint Laurent, 1966
(via stealthestyle)
Atelier
Vogue Italia, March 1999
Photographer: Paolo Roversi
Jean Paul Gaultier, Spring 1999 Couture
STFU, Conservatives: Warning: Please Do not go to MorningAfterPill.Org
If you are looking through google for information on the wonderful invention known as Plan B, Emergency contraception or the Morning After Pill-
avoid Morningafterpill.org, which comes up on page 1 of ‘morning after pill’ searchesIt is a actually a Anti-Abortion,…

Marina Abramovic and her lover/collaborator Ulay performing “Death Self”. This performance consisted of the two artists seated in front of each other, connected at the mouth. They took in each other’s breaths until all of their available oxygen had been used up. The performance lasted only 17 minutes, resulting in both artists collapsing unconscious to the floor, having filled their lungs with carbon dioxide. This personal piece explored the idea of an individual’s ability to absorb the life of another person, exchanging and destroying it.
(via malarky-shenanigans)
Let me admit that I haven’t read “Cosmo’s Sexiest Stories Ever: Three Naughty Tales,” but I’d imagine it goes something like this.
Caroline touched Gregory’s weenie lightly, with her fingernails, because she knew it drove men crazy. “Wow,” Gregory said. “Wow, a lot, those fingernails are sexy.” Caroline smiled, and then took about 6 ice cubes and rubbed them on his huevos.
“That’s a cold and sexy huevo!” Gregory screamed. “Get that huevo mega sexy!” He leaned back, and sighed, and said “I’m definitely taking the kids to soccer tonight. You just relax and have a hot bath.”
Caroline smiled. It was so mega sexy for her man to do that. “You’re cooking dinner, too,” she purred, rubbing another ice cube on his huevo.
This is my new favorite tumblog
Geeky awesome:
Sondra Eklund, a knitter, mathematician, and librarian, designed and crafted this sweater. It shows, in colors, the prime factorization of every number between 2 and 100.