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mattywhatever:

I really wanted to check out Tusheti before I left Georgia, but the road was cloooosed. Go to the blog and see how cool it looks. They do beer-brewing, not just wine-makin’.

there’s a sheep in the saddlebag of a horse

mattywhatever:

I really wanted to check out Tusheti before I left Georgia, but the road was cloooosed. Go to the blog and see how cool it looks. They do beer-brewing, not just wine-makin’.

there’s a sheep in the saddlebag of a horse

Source: tushetilife.blogspot.com
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the gants - crackin’ up (1966)

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$10 vintage 1970s shirt

lmao are these real people or computer generated comments

lmao are these real people or computer generated comments

i like huffington post comments because they come in two flavors: fox news trolls and sarcastic well-meaning liberals with childlike minds
and they just endlessly snip at each other

i like huffington post comments because they come in two flavors: fox news trolls and sarcastic well-meaning liberals with childlike minds

and they just endlessly snip at each other

Tshetsha Boys - Nwampfundla
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dynamicafrica:

Tshetsha Boys - Nwampfundla

this owns

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this morning i went to the flea market

got a gold tanktop and a schoolgirl uniform skirt for $4 each

i got this cyan velvet scrunchie at the dollar store next to the bodega:

they sell for like $7 at american apparel

shop smart yall

"Our growth is generally dependent upon our ability to obtain new contracts to develop and manage new correctional and detention facilities… . The demand for our facilities and services could be adversely affected by the relaxation of enforcement efforts, leniency in conviction and sentencing practices or through the decriminalization of certain activities that are currently proscribed by our criminal laws. For instance, any changes with respect to drugs and controlled substances or illegal immigration could affect the number of persons arrested, convicted, and sentenced, thereby potentially reducing demand for correctional facilities to house them."

Corrections Corporation of America, the largest private prison operator in America, statement to stockholders, 2005.

In other words: ending the Drug War and eliminating federal mandatory minimum sentences is bad for business.  Adam Gopnik notes that CCA “spends millions lobbying legislators.”  presumably, inter alia, to keep harsh sentencing laws on the books.  Then he nails it:

Brecht could hardly have imagined such a document: a capitalist enterprise that feeds on the misery of man trying as hard as it can to be sure that nothing is done to decrease that misery.

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every day is casual friday when you have your own office and are completely isolated from human contact

every day is casual friday when you have your own office and are completely isolated from human contact