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  • lk-shaw:

    OMG

    stephenmichaelmcdowell:

    ‘BEST YOU’VE NEVER HAD’ by buttercup mcgillicuddy

    an homage to ‘everyone i’ve never had sex with’ by crispin best

    lyrics:


    you know a lot of girls be thinkin i want to try and do sex with them
    this is to confuse them even more, this is for all y’all

    sorry i’m so confusing, every now and then i want it
    we sure damn can cuddle tho, but i can’t make no promise on it
    you are really pretty but there just so many factors honey
    i don’t want to be confusing but maybe i do not frontin

    every time you call, i’m sure i wanna give it up
    but then you beg for it and i think give it up
    we’re in my bed getting drunk and i’m givin up
    and i think the same thing each time we say goodbye

    baby, i am crispin best
    hi i’m crispin best
    i am crispin best
    hi i’m crispin best
    i’m the best you’ve never had
    the best you’ve never had
    i’m the best you’ve never had
    the best you’ve never had

    i met you at a reading i remember getting hammered there
    making eyes at me, but then pictured someone else’s hair
    damn, yeah, you’re hair is really pretty tho, i’m extremely shitty
    all my friends there should have let you know

    ha, you look cute staring up at me
    damn, i just don’t know now that you’re glaring up at me
    maybe we could hit my crib and do just what you want me to
    but i’ll probly stop whatever sexy stuff you try to do

    karaoke, drinking rum, walking past a london slum
    you kiss me and i dis you, not exactly what i wanted to
    do, damn, seems like you wanna do me
    but the likelihood that i’ll shoot down every attempt to screw me

    is 9 out of 10, but let’s do this again
    maybe if you say you want me
    a million times i’ll give in
    maybe then i’ll give in

    (chorus)

    Source: shabbydollhouse.com
    • 5 months ago
    • 81 notes
  • lk-shaw:

hehe, i love pancho 

    lk-shaw:

    hehe, i love pancho 

    Source: lk-shaw
    • 5 months ago
    • 11 notes
  • shabbydollhouse:

interview re shabby doll house on the university of michigan’s arts blog

    shabbydollhouse:

    interview re shabby doll house on the university of michigan’s arts blog

    (via lk-shaw)

    Source: shabbydollhouse
    • 6 months ago
    • 10 notes
  • “Breakup Sex”

    willisplummer:

    Sitting on a bench on Mott Street, Eric’s breath tastes like green curry and Anne’s tastes like pad Thai. Tears are running down her cheeks.

    He can’t understand why she is crying; he is the one getting dumped. 

    They kiss for a while, then pull away to look at each other, then kiss more, then he whispers something about her letting him come up to her apartment one last time, and she shakes her head “no.” 

    After an hour of begging her to let him spend the night, tears are in his eyes too. He feels unsure if he is crying because he feels like crying or because he is supposed to be.

    While they sit on the bench repeating the cycle of crying and kissing and begging to go upstairs, a homeless man walks up to them and sticks his face between theirs.

    The homeless man grins and says, “Help me out,” with an outstretched hand.

    Eric looks up at the homeless man in disbelief.

    He tells the homeless man to “fuck off,” but the homeless man keeps smiling and holding out his hand for money.

    Read More

    Source: willisplummer
    • 6 months ago
    • 37 notes
  • lk-shaw:

i have a twitter // i make jokes about suicide and caffeine sometimes

    lk-shaw:

    i have a twitter // i make jokes about suicide and caffeine sometimes

    Source: lk-shaw
    • 6 months ago
    • 8 notes
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  • liefplus:

    gif set by mimi from my new dog video :)

    Source: stuffoflegendd
    • 6 months ago
    • 85 notes
  • beachsloth:

Shabby Doll House
                Shabby Doll House becomes a little haunted this October. All those cobwebs and general disarray suit the Doll House just fine. With this issue Shabby Doll House once again confirm that alt lit is not just a polite poetic place. There are short stories, poems, and even a long overdue collection of ‘selected tweets’. Indeed tweets are becoming the new ‘letters’ of the digital age. 
                Stacey Teague becomes a multi-dimensional object with that special someone. When two people care about each other very much they become one. The Spice Girls sang about this phenomenon in their chart-topping hit ‘2 become 1’. Before the Spice Girls got to the topic there was Mark 10:8, some bible bro, who stated ‘And the Two shall become One Flesh’. Basically bible bro Mark was talking about sex. Stacey’s small noises indicate that she loves somebody real special. It also shows that she is capable of making small noises. 
                Colin Drohan experiences the positive part of New York City. This is important. Wherever someone lives a sense of community exists. The larger the city, the more this feeling of alienation is multiplied. Sometimes it is the unplanned, the spontaneous experiences in life that bring the most joy. Simply speaking to people can create a sense of belonging. Perhaps small towns do a better job of this, but the city offers the experience of a small village with the option of leaving the social scene. Few places have this flexibility the way New York does. 
                Matthew Donahoo shoplifts. Society in general frowns upon shoplifting. Poor Matthew spends some time with a motley crew of misfits. A former meth addict heads up the session. Various other shoplifters are there, not stealing things for a change. Others desired chairs from fast food restaurants. Failed escorts are there too, who failed in their one objective to have sex for money. The room bonds over drugs. Drugs are probably the only experience most Americans have in common. 
                Pancho Espinosa is amazing. This is the existential search of the bro. While Pancho calls himself a ‘bro’ bros generally have meaningless tweets like ‘420 bro’ that they tweet at 4:23 PM in the afternoon because they are totally fucking useless. Here Pancho reveals ‘a ton’ about his life. Does he know where he’s going? More importantly, does he care? College is the happiest, saddest, and most alienating experience. Then there is the rest of life which is basically college on mute. 
                Stephen Michael McDowell laughs. Laughter is contagious. Many have gotten healthy from Stephen’s hearty laughter. It is a full-bodied rich laugh. Basements hold futons hold people who hold Stephen. This is life. Life is mostly underground, left in the dark. It is a better way that way. Otherwise things can get too heavy. He forgets faces and Google Image searches them in his own mind. 
                Kristina Mahler lists the top twelve things that can happen this month. How many of them can possibly happen? Not everybody has a dog. Nor does everybody get to have ‘bed fun times’ all the time. Such is life. Public transportation tries to imply meaning through blank stares. It is impossible. There are secrets in the faces of strangers but they only create more questions. 
                Patrick Lee remembers the death of a child. Nothing is sadder than a life taken by an accident. Weirdly the deaths of the elderly rarely register; it is expected or at least somewhat expected. The deaths of children though are truly horrible as they are often complete accidents. Who knows what they could have achieved with more time. 
                Meghan Lamb really dislikes pancakes. What did they ever do? They are just there, chilling, panicking as pancakes, wondering what their fate will be. Good pancakes, bad pancakes, it doesn’t really matter. Eventually these pancakes take over her life. She makes shrines out of pancakes dedicated to pancakes for the making of pancakes. It is a Ponzi scheme of pancakes, of affection, and how it lingers after it’s all gone. 
                Ashley Opheim includes everyone for her final poem. It starts small and snowballs. Eventually everyone, everything, and everywhere are consumed in a brilliant glowing orb of pure affection. It is easy to hate the world for all the problems. What is hard is appreciating the simple good that exists and can exist. 
                This is such a great collection. Every piece tugs at the little heartstrings, for both good and bad. All ranges are shown from the beginning of happiness to the escape from a relationship. Life can become so confusing, complicated and sad. Sometimes it is good to reflect on those past experiences that can change a life for the better. Occasionally watching a sunset alone is one of the best things someone can do, to realize that at some point every day ends and a new one is born. Cycles make up so much of this and once more Shabby Doll House bears the best of alt lit’s artistic impulses.

    beachsloth:

    Shabby Doll House

                    Shabby Doll House becomes a little haunted this October. All those cobwebs and general disarray suit the Doll House just fine. With this issue Shabby Doll House once again confirm that alt lit is not just a polite poetic place. There are short stories, poems, and even a long overdue collection of ‘selected tweets’. Indeed tweets are becoming the new ‘letters’ of the digital age. 

                    Stacey Teague becomes a multi-dimensional object with that special someone. When two people care about each other very much they become one. The Spice Girls sang about this phenomenon in their chart-topping hit ‘2 become 1’. Before the Spice Girls got to the topic there was Mark 10:8, some bible bro, who stated ‘And the Two shall become One Flesh’. Basically bible bro Mark was talking about sex. Stacey’s small noises indicate that she loves somebody real special. It also shows that she is capable of making small noises. 

                    Colin Drohan experiences the positive part of New York City. This is important. Wherever someone lives a sense of community exists. The larger the city, the more this feeling of alienation is multiplied. Sometimes it is the unplanned, the spontaneous experiences in life that bring the most joy. Simply speaking to people can create a sense of belonging. Perhaps small towns do a better job of this, but the city offers the experience of a small village with the option of leaving the social scene. Few places have this flexibility the way New York does. 

                    Matthew Donahoo shoplifts. Society in general frowns upon shoplifting. Poor Matthew spends some time with a motley crew of misfits. A former meth addict heads up the session. Various other shoplifters are there, not stealing things for a change. Others desired chairs from fast food restaurants. Failed escorts are there too, who failed in their one objective to have sex for money. The room bonds over drugs. Drugs are probably the only experience most Americans have in common. 

                    Pancho Espinosa is amazing. This is the existential search of the bro. While Pancho calls himself a ‘bro’ bros generally have meaningless tweets like ‘420 bro’ that they tweet at 4:23 PM in the afternoon because they are totally fucking useless. Here Pancho reveals ‘a ton’ about his life. Does he know where he’s going? More importantly, does he care? College is the happiest, saddest, and most alienating experience. Then there is the rest of life which is basically college on mute. 

                    Stephen Michael McDowell laughs. Laughter is contagious. Many have gotten healthy from Stephen’s hearty laughter. It is a full-bodied rich laugh. Basements hold futons hold people who hold Stephen. This is life. Life is mostly underground, left in the dark. It is a better way that way. Otherwise things can get too heavy. He forgets faces and Google Image searches them in his own mind. 

                    Kristina Mahler lists the top twelve things that can happen this month. How many of them can possibly happen? Not everybody has a dog. Nor does everybody get to have ‘bed fun times’ all the time. Such is life. Public transportation tries to imply meaning through blank stares. It is impossible. There are secrets in the faces of strangers but they only create more questions. 

                    Patrick Lee remembers the death of a child. Nothing is sadder than a life taken by an accident. Weirdly the deaths of the elderly rarely register; it is expected or at least somewhat expected. The deaths of children though are truly horrible as they are often complete accidents. Who knows what they could have achieved with more time. 

                    Meghan Lamb really dislikes pancakes. What did they ever do? They are just there, chilling, panicking as pancakes, wondering what their fate will be. Good pancakes, bad pancakes, it doesn’t really matter. Eventually these pancakes take over her life. She makes shrines out of pancakes dedicated to pancakes for the making of pancakes. It is a Ponzi scheme of pancakes, of affection, and how it lingers after it’s all gone. 

                    Ashley Opheim includes everyone for her final poem. It starts small and snowballs. Eventually everyone, everything, and everywhere are consumed in a brilliant glowing orb of pure affection. It is easy to hate the world for all the problems. What is hard is appreciating the simple good that exists and can exist. 

                    This is such a great collection. Every piece tugs at the little heartstrings, for both good and bad. All ranges are shown from the beginning of happiness to the escape from a relationship. Life can become so confusing, complicated and sad. Sometimes it is good to reflect on those past experiences that can change a life for the better. Occasionally watching a sunset alone is one of the best things someone can do, to realize that at some point every day ends and a new one is born. Cycles make up so much of this and once more Shabby Doll House bears the best of alt lit’s artistic impulses.

    Source: beachsloth
    • 7 months ago
    • 15 notes
  • shabbydollhouse:

BREAKING NEWS: Pancho Espinosa is, indeed, a bro.
Theo Thimo and LK Shaw edited a selection of his tweets for the newest issue of SDH.
Click the image to read. 

    shabbydollhouse:

    BREAKING NEWS: Pancho Espinosa is, indeed, a bro.

    Theo Thimo and LK Shaw edited a selection of his tweets for the newest issue of SDH.

    Click the image to read. 

    (via lk-shaw)

    Source: shabbydollhouse
    • 7 months ago
    • 5 notes
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