stay afloat.

erargbaby:

erargbaby:

These are only a few photos of what’s happening in Brazil. We will not tolerate power abuse. We will change. The media shut down 3g signals around the conflict areas, along with radio signals. The TV is only covering the parts that stain the people’s reputation, the public. The TV’s being puppeteered by FIFA and big shot politicians. Don’t come to Brazil. Don’t support FIFA. We don’t need world cups, and we won’t have. The revolution will not be televised. Please signal boost this for the world to see what’s going on.

UPDATE: Our president, Dilma Rousseff, is threatening to shut down internet in the whole country, due to (but not only) recently getting booed by the whole stadium (60k people more or less) while declaring open the confederations cup. This is not okay. This is untolerable. We live in a democracy. We want our rights. Again, please, Signal boost this.

(via pityandcool)

thesmithian:

…up to 200,000 people angry with high costs and poor public services took to the streets. Protesters in Rio de Janeiro burned cars and looted buildings as police attempted to disperse them with teargas and rubber bullets. Aerial images showed thousands of people attempting to storm the congress building in Brasilia. The rallies…are some of the biggest ever seen in the country…

more.

(via completelyrelevant)

(Source: fortissimo-a-cappella, via bearlyscaryprincess)

abinational:

December 5, 2012 screening of Life of Pi at the Piscine Pailleron in Paris, France

I want to go to there. As long as there are no fish.

I’m about this. But what if you have to pee.

fayedaniels:

jaydynamite:

omg i’m crying

Me too, balled but in a good way.

(Source: xxbecstarrittaxx)

You sit there with a mass murderer. A mass murderer. Your heart rate is jacked. Your hand, steady. That’s one thing I figured out about myself in prison. My hand does not shake— ever.

what movie is this, guise?

(Source: desarios, via sound-isvibration)