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Monthly Archives: February 2013
The Cake Doesn’t Lie… Brutally Honest Baking
These cake inscriptions… I find them hilarious, but I can imagine some would think them particularly tasteless. Unless, of course, strawberry frosting was used. Enjoy!
Posted in Humor
Tagged awesome, awkward, bizarre, brutal, brutally honest cake inscriptions, cake, cooking, crazy, delicious, food, funny, hilarious, humor, insane, insanity, LOL, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, rude, schizophrenia, strange, tasteless, the cake is a lie, weird, WTF
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Mediocrity…
Condemned to mediocrity by nature?
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged awkward, bizarre, crazy, delusions of grandeur, depression, fly on the wall, haughty, insane, insanity, insecure, inspiration, inspirational, lunatic, mad, madness, mediocrity, mental, mental illness, mental patient, narcissism, pain, philosophical, photography, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, quote, sadness, schizophrenia, sick, strange, suicide, thinking too good of yourself, uncertain, weird
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I couldn’t just not reblog this. As a schizophrenia patient I’m so often confronted with non-understanding of people. Please spread the word and help understanding grow…
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Love At First Sight: Versace Fall 2013
Another designer fashion post! Mind you it’s Fashion Week, I’m entitled now. It’s not often I have a crush on a whole collection. Last time it happened was Ralph Lauren, last year. This time, Versace. Bold colors, black-white contrasts, vinyl … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion
Tagged amazing, awesome, bizarre, blog colors, clothing, crazy, design, designer fashion, Fall 2013, Fashion, fashionable, fetish, fetish clothing, insane, insanity, jewelry, leather, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, MFW, Milan Fashion Week, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, pvc, schizophrenia, spikes, strange, style, stylish, va va voom, Versace, vinyl, weird
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Transparency… About Exposure and Acceptance
I got the idea for this post in one of my classes. Architecture of the 20th Century. We discussed among others Farnsworth House, a creation of famous architect Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, situated southwest of Chicago. This house, built … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, architecture, architecture of the 20th century, awkward, bizarre, Chanel, crazy, design, Edith Farnsworth, Farnsworth House, glass house, glass walls, ideology, insane, insanity, International Style, Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, Mies, Modernism, modernist architecture, on display, philosophy, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, schizophrenia, see-through bag, strange, style, stylish, transparency, Van der Rohe, virtual life, virtual shop window, voyeurism, weird
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