1. tressalouise:

    shannonbrookeimagery:

    Louise Lemans

    makeup and hair by Jennifer Corona

    Photography by Shannon Brooke

    Love these! Another stunner from Shannon and Jen!

  2. 15 May 2013

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    silviya7

    Because if we fail in this, then none of us will be saved.

    (Source: silviya7)

  3. 15 May 2013

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  4. verysmallowls:

from David Rumsey Map Associates

    verysmallowls:

    from David Rumsey Map Associates

  5. glambug:

    jumblejo:

    oldfilmsflicker:

    The best of The Mayhem Guy from the Allstate commercials

    okay, but where is, “I’M THE SMARTEST RACCOON I KNOW”

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    Love him! Lol

    (Source: agentspooky)

  6. 15 May 2013

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  7. (Source: bionikbastard)

  8. kafkasapartment:

Letter to Mr. Black (Knopf Publishing) from Dashiell Hammett (16 June, 1929)

Dear Mr. Black,I started THE MALTESE FALCON on its way to you by expresslast Friday, the fourteeth. I’m fairly confident that it is by far the best thing I’ve done so far, and I hopeyou’ll think so too.Though I hadn’t anything of the sort in mind while doingit, I think now that it could vary easily be turned intoa play. Will you let me know if you agree with me? I wouldn’t take a chance on trying to adapt it myself, butwill try to get the help of somebody who knows the theater.Another thing: if you use THE FALCON will you go a little easyon the/editing? While I wouldn’t go to the stake indefense of my system of punctuation, I do rather like itand I think it goes with my sort of sentence-structure.The first forty pages of THE DAIN CURSE were edited tobeat hell (hurriedly for the dummy?) and the rest hardlyat all. The result was that, having amiably acceptedmost of your changes in the first part, I had my hands fullcarrying them out in the remainder, trying to make itlook like all the work of the same writer.Like most of the world most of the time I am just nowrather desperately in need of all the money I can scrapeup. If there is any truth in these rumors that one hearsabout advances against royalties, will you do the best youcan for me? If my appreciation equals my need I can promiseto quite overwhelm you with gratitude.How soon will you want, or can you use, another book? I’vequite a flock of them outlined or begun, and I’ve a coupleof groups of connected stories that can be joined in a whole just as I did with RED HARVEST and the DAIN CURSE.The best of them were written just before RED HARVEST, agroup that would make a book as exciting as RED HARVEST, though less complicated, with THE BIG KNOCK-OVER as title.Also I’ve spent about two hundred and fifty thousand words ofshort stories in which the Continental Op appears. I knowyou’re not likely to be wildly enthusiastic about theshort-story idea; but don’t you think something profit-able for the both of us could be done with them by making aquite bulky collection of them — selling it by the pound,as it were? I don’t know anything about the manufacturing

    kafkasapartment:

    Letter to Mr. Black (Knopf Publishing) from Dashiell Hammett (16 June, 1929)

    Dear Mr. Black,

    I started THE MALTESE FALCON on its way to you by express
    last Friday, the fourteeth. I’m fairly confident that
    it is by far the best thing I’ve done so far, and I hope
    you’ll think so too.

    Though I hadn’t anything of the sort in mind while doing
    it, I think now that it could vary easily be turned into
    a play. Will you let me know if you agree with me? I
    wouldn’t take a chance on trying to adapt it myself, but
    will try to get the help of somebody who knows the theater.

    Another thing: if you use THE FALCON will you go a little easy
    on the/editing? While I wouldn’t go to the stake in
    defense of my system of punctuation, I do rather like it
    and I think it goes with my sort of sentence-structure.

    The first forty pages of THE DAIN CURSE were edited to
    beat hell (hurriedly for the dummy?) and the rest hardly
    at all. The result was that, having amiably accepted
    most of your changes in the first part, I had my hands full
    carrying them out in the remainder, trying to make it
    look like all the work of the same writer.

    Like most of the world most of the time I am just now
    rather desperately in need of all the money I can scrape
    up. If there is any truth in these rumors that one hears
    about advances against royalties, will you do the best you
    can for me? If my appreciation equals my need I can promise
    to quite overwhelm you with gratitude.

    How soon will you want, or can you use, another book? I’ve
    quite a flock of them outlined or begun, and I’ve a couple
    of groups of connected stories that can be joined in a
    whole just as I did with RED HARVEST and the DAIN CURSE.
    The best of them were written just before RED HARVEST, a
    group that would make a book as exciting as RED HARVEST,
    though less complicated, with THE BIG KNOCK-OVER as title.

    Also I’ve spent about two hundred and fifty thousand words of
    short stories in which the Continental Op appears. I know
    you’re not likely to be wildly enthusiastic about the
    short-story idea; but don’t you think something profit-
    able for the both of us could be done with them by making a
    quite bulky collection of them — selling it by the pound,
    as it were? I don’t know anything about the manufacturing

  9. 15 May 2013

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    ryusantiago:

whiskey-wolf:

wow

For those who say this is impossible to do, and for those who say criminals with guns wouldn’t be stupid enough to get that close.

    ryusantiago:

    whiskey-wolf:

    wow

    For those who say this is impossible to do, and for those who say criminals with guns wouldn’t be stupid enough to get that close.

    (Source: ForGIFs.com)

  10. gunrunnerhell:

7.62x39mm
I think the reality of the ammo shortage is being realized with the large influx of new and first-time gun owners. Prior to the 2012 election I remember my dealers having full stock of everything; now they ration 2 boxes per person per day in most places.
All the weird leftover calibers like .17 HMR and 30-30 are gathering dust on shelves and military calibers are snapped up. Friend of mine told me he wanted to buy a gun in .17 HMR just to buy up all the ammo. I understand what he means though; it’s not fun having spent thousands on an AR-15 or AK and not having ammo.

    gunrunnerhell:

    7.62x39mm

    I think the reality of the ammo shortage is being realized with the large influx of new and first-time gun owners. Prior to the 2012 election I remember my dealers having full stock of everything; now they ration 2 boxes per person per day in most places.

    All the weird leftover calibers like .17 HMR and 30-30 are gathering dust on shelves and military calibers are snapped up. Friend of mine told me he wanted to buy a gun in .17 HMR just to buy up all the ammo. I understand what he means though; it’s not fun having spent thousands on an AR-15 or AK and not having ammo.

  11. libertymaniacs:

The Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics released a special report on gun violence in America from 1993-2011 by Michael Planty, Ph.D., and Jennifer L. Truman, Ph.D..
We made this infographic showing some of the more interesting findings.

    libertymaniacs:

    The Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics released a special report on gun violence in America from 1993-2011 by Michael Planty, Ph.D., and Jennifer L. Truman, Ph.D..

    We made this infographic showing some of the more interesting findings.

  12. child-of-clay:

    im-electric-sympathy:

    i made sum pancakes

    oh my god are you shitting me

    (Source: im-electricsympathy)

  13. Cody Wilson should 3d print a gun out of hemp

    freexcitizen:

    The ATF and DEA would be spending like 30 minutes arguing outside his house about who gets to shoot his dog.

  14. unknownelandes:

SO THAT’S HOW THEY DO IT

    unknownelandes:

    SO THAT’S HOW THEY DO IT

    (Source: yodiscrepo)

  15. thephotograft:

    everybodyandtheirdog:

    the-monster-and-the-lady:

    They say if you give a man a fish, he’ll eat for a day.  But if you teach a man to fish…. then he’s got to get a fishing license, but he doesn’t have any money.  So he’s got to get a job and pay taxes, and now you’re gonna audit the poor cocksucker because he’s not good with math. 
       So they’ll pull the IRS van up to your house and take all your shit. And you were just worried about eating a fucking fish, but you couldn’t ever cook the fish because you needed a permit for an open flame.  Then the Health Dept. is going to start asking you a lot of questions about where you are going to dump the scales and guts. And ladies and gentlemen, if you get sick of it all at the end of the day, it’s not even legal to kill yourself. - Doug Stanhope

    ohhhh my gosh

    Truth.