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my mom asked me to get plastic cutlery for this party at her school
her: why did the spoons cost twice as much as the forks if you get the same amount?
me: i don’t know. i guess it’s because…because like in a pinch a spoon could do the job of a fork, you know? like you could eat cake with a spoon. but like a fork could never do what a spoon does, it couldn’t hold a liquid, you couldn’t eat soup with a fork. it’s like they thought of that, like they looked at a spoon and a fork and weighed each o-
her: oh, you got two different brands.
me: oh.
Kelly Mark
It’s Just One God Damn Thing After Another, 2009
Powder coated aluminum
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Gorgeous hair by shinichiro* on Flickr.
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Dita Von Teese
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Indoor Table by Manoteca
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I was helping my little brother
Where the fuck does jack come from
That’s basically what math is like for the rest of your life.
I love how the answer is at the bottom of the page. And how is any kid suppose to know how many stickers Jack has? Does Tani and Jen give Jack their stickers? I wish I was Jack. My friends never give me stickers.You’re all missing the point. This isn’t math. Rather it’s metaphysics, or the existence of our being. Theoretically speaking, Jack isn’t a person. Jack exists in all of us. We are Jack. Jack is all of us. Every single one of us. In each inept part of our being, our existence, Jack lives. Forgotten and ignored, yet he exists in our never ending subconscious. The question, rather, is how many stickers do we all have?
I am Jack’s inflamed sense of existential importance.
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Kate Burton, 25, Detroit, MI.
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