Collegiate Deviance

shannonsux:

playstationthree:

basedgqd:

Waka recording his backup

this video has changed my life

I cried

I could not stop laughing through the  entire video.

quesadillacarolina:

if anybody in gainesville wants to make music with me this summer, that would be cool 

because playings sims every afternoon after class will probably get boring

i just want to sing for people :(

I’m going to be in Raleigh, NC all summer, but I’ll be spending a lot of my time writing music (when I’m not working). Perhaps we could have a cross-country collaboration happen if I can get some shit recorded.

dirtisaconcept:

sfux:

i feel like people who eat breakfast really have their lives together

and here I am eating McDonald’s hamburgers at 3:45am, stoned as fuck.

3:45 AM is still technically the morning, so as long as you had dinner the night before I think it still counts as breakfast.

I can’t believe people are still ranting and raving (and attacking me personally) over a post I made back in December.

Come on, internet freaks and bloggers. Enough is enough. Django Unchained is just a fucking movie.

Nicolas Winding Refn and the cast on the set of Valhalla Rising.

Nicolas Winding Refn and the cast on the set of Valhalla Rising.

Well I think that when you do a fetish film, or being a fetish filmmaker essentially, you do films about yourself. And, this film was probably in a sense- where ‘Bronson’ was an autobiography of my own life, ‘Valhalla Rising’ was about my experience having my first child- ‘Drive’ is really about how much I love my wife and what I would do for her. Essentially that’s what it boils down to.
Nicolas Winding Refn (via johncarpenters)

My favorite chapter was most definitely Wrath. Such a brutally intense way to begin a film.

Watched this film today, and it was fucking fantastic. Dark, brooding, and moody with beautiful shots of the Scottish countryside and intermittent bouts of extreme violence.

Watched this film today, and it was fucking fantastic. Dark, brooding, and moody with beautiful shots of the Scottish countryside and intermittent bouts of extreme violence.

Tom Hardy as Michael Gordon Peterson/Charles Bronson, in Bronson (2008)