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Garfunkel and Oates Music Video of the Day: Riki “Garfunkel” Lindhome and Kate “Oates” Micucci play the same woman at 31 and 29, respectively.
Nailed it.
(Not Safe For Work — explicit lyrics. Also, Riki is a yeller.)
[rikiland]
This is a lovely thing to think about a mattress. It kinda gives me an appreciation for my mattress. Despite the fact that it is too small, and has a big nail polish stain, and the god damn fitted sheet keeps falling off, I fell in love on that mattress.
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SERIOUSLY? This is the most idiotic thing I have seen today!
1. “Punk” is not defined by having pointy hair (or head-dress?) or ugly checkered clothing. It’s an anti-establishment attitude that goes along with abrasive music.
2. Defining “muslim punk” is just as ignorant and separatist as “afro-punk”, “black skinhead”, “white reggae” or any other stupid portmanteau of “my-race/religion-hyphen-all-of-our-subculture/genre”. “Punk”, as it IS, unhyphenated, is ALREADY open to people of all colors & backgrounds. There is no need for ever “hyphenating” punk, unless you are specifically talking about the style of a genre for musically descriptive purposes (i.e. “pop punk”, “Hardcore punk”, “street punk”).
3. If you’re so serious about being “punk” (anti-establishment), then just go withOUT the hijab! If you CAN’T go without a hijab in your country because of a Muslim-run government or because of hardline Muslim religious violence, then why define yourself as “Muslim punk”? Why not just be a punk from Turkey?
4. That crazy pointy thing on her head really seriously makes her look incredibly ridiculous and she wears no patches or any other visible symbols of what she is supposed to be representing ideologically. So, she ends up just looking like a crazy person. How will this do anything positive for muslim women?
‘21 year old Tesnim Sayar was born and raised in Odense, with the Turkish Muslim descent. She defines herself as Muslim punk and grow rebellious punk clothing style and culture, but live according to his own religious beliefs. Tesnim says:’
“my message is also that you should not continue to believe that Muslim girls are just sitting at home is boring. . I’m tired of people’s generalizations and stereotypes about Muslim girls. Therefore, I am punk.”
check out original site http://mydisguises.com/2011/08/25/muslim-punk-fashion/
1. So cool.
2. I want that dress.
Wow, fuck you.
1. Who curr?
2. Punk definitely isn’t as inclusive as you think it is. I’m not even a part of the punk scene but I’ve seen heard “_____ People just don’t look right wearing/doing punk.”
3. Cause she wants to wear her hijab? It’s a part of who she is and she should be allowed to do what she wants.
4. HAHAHAHANO (Man, for something so anti-establishment I didn’t know Punk had a uniform…)
I fucking love this, fuck that first guy.
that dogs intelligence is a threat to mankind
it should be put down
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