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meganamram:

OMG just saw the original version of that Sarah McLachlan animal cruety “Angel” video…this is SO crazy, omg

Jesus I went to bed laughing my ass off at this video, then watched it again this morning, and didn’t even realize that it was Megan Amram.

newyorker:

The Story of a Suicide

He talked about Tyler’s senior year in high school. “I would characterize him as a child growing up,” he said. “He was getting more into being fashion-conscious. Now, this kid, he had to dress for orchestra—since he was seven, he was wearing suits and ties. But he was getting more trendy, in the last year or so.” Jane Clementi recalled that, not long before his death, Tyler had bought a spectacular new pair of glasses—bright green on the inside of the stems. His father said, “He was definitely trying to express himself.”
They never saw any sign of depression, and can’t even see it retrospectively. “As a parent, what it says to me is that what you think you know, you don’t know,” Joseph Clementi said. “And that’s a hard thing, because we all think, I know what my kid’s up to. You don’t.”
On the night Jane Clementi learned that Tyler was gay, she said, “I told him not to hurt himself.” Not long before, a girl from his school had committed suicide. “We had talked about it briefly that summer, and for some reason that thought came to mind. And all I said was ‘Don’t hurt yourself,’ and he looked me right in the eye and he laughed, and said, ‘I would never do anything like that.’ ”

- In this week’s issue, Ian Parker gives the first in-depth assessment of the Tyler Clementi case, told through a series of exclusive interviews & IM conversations: http://nyr.kr/AeSgrV

This was a really interesting read, but it’s kind of tough because it turns all the players into complicated characters and leaves more questions than the many it answers.

newyorker:

The Story of a Suicide

He talked about Tyler’s senior year in high school. “I would characterize him as a child growing up,” he said. “He was getting more into being fashion-conscious. Now, this kid, he had to dress for orchestra—since he was seven, he was wearing suits and ties. But he was getting more trendy, in the last year or so.” Jane Clementi recalled that, not long before his death, Tyler had bought a spectacular new pair of glasses—bright green on the inside of the stems. His father said, “He was definitely trying to express himself.”

They never saw any sign of depression, and can’t even see it retrospectively. “As a parent, what it says to me is that what you think you know, you don’t know,” Joseph Clementi said. “And that’s a hard thing, because we all think, I know what my kid’s up to. You don’t.”

On the night Jane Clementi learned that Tyler was gay, she said, “I told him not to hurt himself.” Not long before, a girl from his school had committed suicide. “We had talked about it briefly that summer, and for some reason that thought came to mind. And all I said was ‘Don’t hurt yourself,’ and he looked me right in the eye and he laughed, and said, ‘I would never do anything like that.’ ”

- In this week’s issue, Ian Parker gives the first in-depth assessment of the Tyler Clementi case, told through a series of exclusive interviews & IM conversations: http://nyr.kr/AeSgrV

This was a really interesting read, but it’s kind of tough because it turns all the players into complicated characters and leaves more questions than the many it answers.

(Source: newyorker.com)

There are four kinds of email I get at santorum@savagelove.net

  1. Messages telling us how awesome we are.
  2. Messages with links to stuff people think we should put on the blog.
  3. Hate mail.
  4. Messages that seem to be legitimately meant for Rick Santorum (which, of course, I forward to him)

Guess which kind is my favorite!

AAAAAAAAND I’m gay now

(Source: xanis, via thefemalecheech)

vanityfair:


Daisy, meanwhile, is a selfish old bore throughout the installment,  harrumphing about how everybody’s always trying to make her do dumb  things like be nice to William, about whom she’s “meh” at best.  Remember, readers, her last real crush was Thomas, and she has a  frightfully contrary streak in non-baking capacities. We think she might  be 1918’s gift to the school of girls who date out-of-work actors with  bad credit and unacceptably mildew-y shower curtains.

Episode Four, recapped! Read on and tell us what you think.

YOU STFU ABOUT DAISY SHE IS MY GUUUUUUURL

vanityfair:

Daisy, meanwhile, is a selfish old bore throughout the installment, harrumphing about how everybody’s always trying to make her do dumb things like be nice to William, about whom she’s “meh” at best. Remember, readers, her last real crush was Thomas, and she has a frightfully contrary streak in non-baking capacities. We think she might be 1918’s gift to the school of girls who date out-of-work actors with bad credit and unacceptably mildew-y shower curtains.

Episode Four, recapped! Read on and tell us what you think.

YOU STFU ABOUT DAISY SHE IS MY GUUUUUUURL

YES I WOULD LIKE TO DO THAT PLEASE

YES I WOULD LIKE TO DO THAT PLEASE

(Source: rachelmaddowheygirl)

I guess we’ll just have to adjust.

I guess we’ll just have to adjust.

(via thefemalecheech)

laughingsquid:

Social Media Gurus

Hey! I can do all that stuff! Can I have a job now?

laughingsquid:

Social Media Gurus

Hey! I can do all that stuff! Can I have a job now?

Anonymous asked: what are you?

um… a human? give me a category and i’ll give you a better answer.

vogue:

Valentino Spring 2012 Couture
Photo: Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.comVisit Vogue.com for the full collection and review.

Designer 1: How do we make this old lady wedding dress not an old lady wedding dress?
Designer 2: Make it almost entirely see-through!
Designer 1: OMFGTHAT’SSOBRILLIANTICAN’TEVENSEPARATEMYWORDS!!!!!!
Designer 2: I know.
Jocelyn: What the fuck is wrong with y’all.

vogue:

Valentino Spring 2012 Couture

Photo: Yannis Vlamos/GoRunway.com

Visit Vogue.com for the full collection and review.

Designer 1: How do we make this old lady wedding dress not an old lady wedding dress?

Designer 2: Make it almost entirely see-through!

Designer 1: OMFGTHAT’SSOBRILLIANTICAN’TEVENSEPARATEMYWORDS!!!!!!

Designer 2: I know.

Jocelyn: What the fuck is wrong with y’all.