NSFW: The unofficial "dhilsabeck posts a random pic" thread
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Re: NSFW: The unofficial "dhilsabeck posts a random pic" thread
She never said any of it.TomViolenz wrote:I actually didn't read this as her not knowing that Edinburgh is in Scottland (that's why she doesn't want it to be broken off from England), but her using England as a term for the whole UK.
Many people all over the world do that without any ill intend and most know better when pressed on it.
What annoyed me, was that she apparently thinks her opinion on the matter should be voiced and taken as relevant
It's from one of those shit Onion knock-off sites which forgets to be funny. I posted the link.
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This Is What Photography Looks Like on Drugs
Sarah Schoenfield’s experience as a bartender put her on the path to giving a “face” to illegal drugs
By Kirstin Fawcett
For Four years, Berlin photographer Sarah Schoenfeld tended bar at Berghain, a famously decadent nightclub where customers indulged in cocaine, ecstasy and speed. “Every night,” Schoenfeld says, “somehow you don’t see the drugs, but you see the people on them.” Inspired by her experiences, the artist came up with a novel project: She dissolved various drugs in a bath of alcohol or water, and dripped the liquids onto separate, already exposed photo negatives. The chemical reactions formed fantastic shapes and colors, which Schoenfeld enlarged and photographed for her new book, All You Can Feel.
Read and see more images at Smithsonian.com.
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