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“Don’t confuse my personality with my attitude. My personality is who I am. My attitude depends on who you are.”—Frank Ocean (via youbroketheinternet)
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Gyakusou: The Other Sportswear

dieworkwear:


There’s much written about the kind of sportswear associated with sports few men play (polo, quail hunting, boating, etc), but little about the clothes we need for the kind of sports most of us engage in. Recently, however, it seems that everyone has picked up the new Gyakusou collection - that special collaboration project, now in its third year, between sportswear giant Nike and Japanese designer Jun Takahashi. Takahashi is famous for his cult fashion label Undercover, but he’s also an avid runner, regularly covering 10-15k distances in his hometown of Tokyo. The name of the collaboration is actually taken from his running group, the Gyakusou International Running Association. “Gyaku” means reverse or wrong way, and “sou” means run or running. Together, the word gyakusou is a reference to the group’s practice of running counter-clockwise around the parks of Tokyo, rather than the standard clockwise direction.

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“Dog lovers—and such beings do exist—derive much joy from their Dobermans, their quaking Chihuahuas, and everything in between, and we should not begrudge them that delight; to be ceaselessly gratified by one’s pet, however, and to find one’s love returned with interest, on all occasions, is bad education for the soul. Cat people, on the other hand, know what it is to be adored and then rejected, with no explanation, in the space of a single minute, with the purr switched off like an alarm clock.”—Anthony Lane on cat lovers. Read his foreword to “The Big New Yorker Book of Cats”: http://nyr.kr/17VS58p (via newyorker)
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“It always bothers me to see people writing ‘RIP’ when a person dies. It just feels so insincere and like a cop-out. To me, ‘RIP’ is the microwave dinner of posthumous honours”—

Lou Reed

Good bye it is then.

(via bbook)

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“More Americans want to legalize marijuana than think President Obama is doing a good job (44%), want to keep or expand Obamacare (38%), favored attacking Syria (36%), support a 20-cent gas tax increase to pay for infrastructure (29%), or like the Republican Party (28%). And legal marijuana has more than five times as many supporters as Congress does (11%).”—Josh Barro (via prettayprettaygood)
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“We all know them - the peers who sit around waiting for luck, applying to jobs haphazardly without any pursuit of personal growth, intellectually or professionally. They’re the ones that showed up to events to socialize, sitting in the back whispering through the philanthropic speakers, heckling to support their friends or dance teams, but never applied their hand to the execution nor their brain to the vision. Four years is a lot of time to make a difference in yourself or the people around you, or to do absolutely nothing. Either way, it will reflect in the words on your resume, the confidence and experience you carry with you, and the indubitable energy of someone who has been genuinely engaged in a satisfying challenge. Well you’d better be ready when luck comes around, otherwise all that good kismet goes to waste if the opportunity chooses to pass you by. For how hard jobs are to come by, what you’ve done to set yourself apart in the past five years is critical. Luck doesn’t visit often, and you better be worthy of it when it arrives; it probably won’t be making second rounds.”—MYL: A piece of soapbox advice 
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