Sophie lives in BK, works, writes, plays music, puts on shows and uses twitter.
A few blogs I run or help run:
flavorpill.tumblr.com
thepermanentwave.tumblr.com
sadjams.tumblr.com
spiralringnotebook.tumblr.com
pseudoprofoundelectronicartists.tumblr.com
silentdraperunners.tumblr.com
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156 messages, wow, someone’s popular BB
Honestly most of them are either Dan or Jacob. A selection (you can guess which is which):
“who is other sophie”
“titts in my butt :( colon:”
“DONT GO INTO THE DARKNESS DONT GO INTO THE DARKNESS IDODNRD DON T IGO INTO THE DARKNESS RIVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY RICVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY RIVERS OF SKY”
“please elaborate on your kyle maclachlan story??? also how is south by???”
“do u heard of deerhunt???”
“where does durk live”
“YO. First off gah I would love to GChat, but I don’t really have a laptop right now so I’m never on a computer for more than five minutes at a time also I dropped my phone in a toilet last night everything is terrible. ANYWAY. Super-down to come on Friday. Am I going to be the only dude there????”
“do u live in usamerica”
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In case you don’t follow any teenagers on Tumblr you should know about this trend where they write a text post with no title and see how many people like/reblog as a way to share their experience of life and see if others can relate to it. I think it’s nice.
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We are so excited to be featured alongside a bunch of other amazing organizations in this week’s Time Out NY! Read the feature!
Worth mentioning that blonde girl who looks like Robyn is our very own Sophie.
So your “very own Sophie” thinks that appropriating the black power fist for white lady causes is a fine thing to do? Good to know.
Lol @ me being accused of appropriating something that has been a (not racially determined) feminist symbol since the 70’s. YAY TUMBLR.
Source: thepermanentwave
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Instead of thinking about whether or not I’m credited with really liking K-pop first or following a trend or whatever— fuck it. Let it go. It’s not important. I feel like all of these people are always competing to be the first person who knows the most about the most obscure things, but it’s all great stuff that everyone should take part in. I love going through people’s Tumblrs. It’s people just reveling in all the beauty that the internet is bringing forth for everyone to see. Just because something might not have a deep philosophical meaning doesn’t mean it’s not important or relevant.
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what the
I didn’t know if this was a Missing E thing or what.
Source: harpermd
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I don’t like reblogging Laughing Squid or posting xkcd but some times you’ve just gotta BREAK THE RULES.
Source: Laughing Squid
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Tumblr help.
I tried putting links to various other Tumblrs I run in my info and none of the links worked. The links to outside sites work, but not other Tumblrs. Anyone know how to fix this?
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hi h8rs
Virginia Woolf (via classic-literary-quotes)
best new tumblr
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We’ve been holding these little Tumblr meet-and-drinks for a while now, with Huffington Post and some of your other favorite tumblrs, but this month we want to open it up to all of you—because we want to meet you, talk to you, buy you a drink and some pizza and share with you the awesome announcement we’re going to make at this (hint: it’s related to how we, and Huffington Post, communicate via tumblr).
Want to come? RSVP using the details here by 5PM Friday, 1/20.
See you at the happy hour (with some free pizza!). And thanks to augiemania for Chinese New Year Cat!
If you want to get drunk with me, this is your chance.
Source: flavorpill
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What makes Tumblr so good for this? The networkedness of it gives new ideas the chance to find an audience and encourages collaboration, and for individual bloggers creates some of the intimacy of old print fanzine networks, where you knew a lot of your audience. But more importantly, Tumblr thrives on anonymity and persona building, unlike the “real names” culture of Facebook or Google+.
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