sydney nights.

Name: André.
Age: 18
From: Sydney, Australia.
Love my city, all of its niches and most of its people.
Unnecessarily political.
Studying journalism and international studies at uni. Both feed my politicalness.
I like clothes even though I never have enough money to afford the stuff I like.
Eclectic musically. Friend has described musical tastes as ‘lesbian’.
Ask me anything
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lookbookdotnu: 18.- (by Gabriel G.)

lookbookdotnu:

18.- (by Gabriel G.)

t-antalize: number 1 rule of tumblr: you must reblog when ever our creator comes up on your dash.

t-antalize:

number 1 rule of tumblr: you must reblog when ever our creator comes up on your dash.

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kelseyrhiarne:

iamclarencemae:

Damn! your handsome very very.!
chris evans <3 <3 

Men. In. Uniform. 

010/100 pictures of tom hiddleston

010/100 pictures of tom hiddleston

I plan to have an office like this someday.

I plan to have an office like this someday.

I have a lot of feelings I need to eat, preferably deep-friend and smothered in BBQ sauce or dipped in chocolate.

Sydney Fashion Weekend. (by Michael Luu-Walker) My well dressed mate Michael.

Sydney Fashion Weekend. (by Michael Luu-Walker)

My well dressed mate Michael.

Occasionally, I google myself to see what comes up. At the moment, it’s ‘gay’, ‘twitter’, and ‘alcoholic’. 

artsfortransit:

New Work at Far Rockaway-Mott Ave Station by Jason Rohlf

Respite, 2011

Laminated glass

Today, we’re celebrating the Grand Opening of the newly renovated Mott Avenue station in the Rockaways with the unveiling of Jason Rohlf’s beautiful installation, Respite. Gorgeous glass panels in jewel-toned colors, designed from Rohlf’s original paintings, dramatically diffuse the light inside to create a richly saturated interior space. The work can be seen throughout the station as well as from outside, adding visual impact to the existing architecture. The artist’s design features birds perching on long branches, grouped within three distinct color themes – green for dawn, blue for midday and orange for dusk – and relates to the strong links between nature and light in this seaside community. The work was fabricated by Franz Mayer of Munich. Head to the Rockaways to see it for yourself!

gq: The Week in Style: George Clooney So now we know what George Clooney’s impersonation of a pterodactyl looks like. Cool. George Clooney is a sexy, sexy (well dressed) beast - even when he is impersonating a pterodactyl.

gq:

The Week in Style: George Clooney

So now we know what George Clooney’s impersonation of a pterodactyl looks like. Cool.

George Clooney is a sexy, sexy (well dressed) beast - even when he is impersonating a pterodactyl.

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Follow this blog, you will love it on your dashboard

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barney-barrett: Simon in Dolce.

barney-barrett:

Simon in Dolce.

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basicsofman: boots

basicsofman:

boots

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cheatsheet: theatlantic: The Funniest Graph About Why the Euro Is Totally Doomed If you spun a globe and stopped your finger 12 times on 12 random countries, they just might make more sense for a monetary union than the euro zone. That’s the conclusion from this awesomely clever chart showing the difficulty, and maybe impossibility, of the euro experiment. Here is what this chart shows. Compared across more than 100 factors measured by the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report, from corruption to deficits, JP Morgan analyst Michael Cembalest calculates that the major countries on the euro are more different from each other than basically every random grab bag of nations there is, including: the make-believe reconstituted Ottoman Empire; all the English speaking Eastern and Southern African countries; and all countries on Earth at the 5th parallel north.And here is your tweetable fact: A monetary union might make more sense for every nation starting with the letter “M” than it does for the euro zone.  Read more. Ottoman Empire FTW. 

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theatlantic:

The Funniest Graph About Why the Euro Is Totally Doomed

If you spun a globe and stopped your finger 12 times on 12 random countries, they just might make more sense for a monetary union than the euro zone. 

That’s the conclusion from this awesomely clever chart showing the difficulty, and maybe impossibility, of the euro experiment.

Here is what this chart shows. Compared across more than 100 factors measured by the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report, from corruption to deficits, JP Morgan analyst Michael Cembalest calculates that the major countries on the euro are more different from each other than basically every random grab bag of nations there is, including: the make-believe reconstituted Ottoman Empire; all the English speaking Eastern and Southern African countries; and all countries on Earth at the 5th parallel north.

And here is your tweetable fact: A monetary union might make more sense for every nation starting with the letter “M” than it does for the euro zone. 

Read more.

Ottoman Empire FTW. 

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