And here we are: rebuilding Rome.

To the degree that the generic utilitarianism of that civilization assumes more defined, more open, and more limiting characteristics, the intoxication of material prosperity increases the impatience of its children to propagate that doctrine and enshrine it with the historical importance of a Rome.

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1. Audio

   Jan 19, 2011

   You’ll never live till you let it go.

2. Photo

   Jan 17, 2011

   3 notes

   

3. “Let it roll”, they said.

   Jan 17, 2011

   Snooping never did anyone any favors as it would seem.

4. Photo

   Jan 13, 2011

   

5. Quote

   Jan 13, 2011

   1 note

   „The internet is a giant cracker barrrel gift shop. And I am the cashier.“

   – Alex Christman

6. Jan 13, 2011

   I’m a big fan of not getting sick.

   However.

   I was also a big fan of not having wise teeth, and we all know how that turned out in the end.

7. Photo

   Jan 13, 2011

   140 notes

   

   deleteyourself:

   Ain’t movin’.

   Hmph.

8. Audio

   Jan 10, 2011

9. Photo

   Jan 5, 2011

   54 notes

   

   deleteyourself:

   hieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

10. Quote

    Jan 5, 2011

    203 notes

    „It’s rather embarrassing to have given one’s entire life to pondering the human predicament and to find that in the end one has little more to say than, ‘Try to be a little kinder.’“

    – Aldous Huxley (1894 - 1963)

    (Source: awakeinthedream, via breerose-curlyworld)