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Reblogged from k-troll on November 25, 2009

Name: Kyle
Tumblr Name: littlekyle
Birthday: September 12
Age: 27
Location: Currently: Orlando; Usually: Wichita; in 2010: Los Angeles.
Current school/job: MFA student, Wichita State
Sexual orientation: fruity
Status: !!!
Random fact about yourself: My narcissistic impulses beat my meme-rejecting ones.
Hobbies/Interests: dogs, poetry, travel
Do you smoke/drink:  the former only when I’ve engaged in the latter.
Favorite Tumblr blogs?: ntkg, love-and-radiation, mayafish, matthewww
Why Tumblr?: The pictures are pretty.

Name: Kyle

Tumblr Name: littlekyle

Birthday: September 12

Age: 27

Location: Currently: Orlando; Usually: Wichita; in 2010: Los Angeles.

Current school/job: MFA student, Wichita State

Sexual orientation: fruity

Status: !!!

Random fact about yourself: My narcissistic impulses beat my meme-rejecting ones.

Hobbies/Interests: dogs, poetry, travel

Do you smoke/drink:  the former only when I’ve engaged in the latter.

Favorite Tumblr blogs?: ntkg, love-and-radiation, mayafish, matthewww

Why Tumblr?: The pictures are pretty.


At the MoMA.

At the MoMA.


Blow me.

Blow me.


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“How’s your seks life?”

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Unpossible.

The Room Stuff

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“How’s your seks life?”

Reblogged from k-troll on November 18, 2009

GPOYW — extension(s) edition

GPOYW — extension(s) edition


Dear Tumblr,

I’m visiting NYC for a few days and then headed to Orlando for several after that. I know lots of you are from those two areas, so I’d appreciate any and all protips! ?


I wish Tumblr supported a feature that allowed one to mark on the dashboard where s/he stopped reading.

‘Cause y’all are shouty.


Homage to a Government

Homage to a Government  by Philip Larkin

Next year we are to bring all the soldiers home 
For lack of money, and it is all right. 
Places they guarded, or kept orderly, 
We want the money for ourselves at home 
Instead of working. And this is all right. 

It’s hard to say who wanted it to happen, 
But now it’s been decided nobody minds. 
The places are a long way off, not here, 
Which is all right, and from what we hear 
The soldiers there only made trouble happen. 
Next year we shall be easier in our minds. 

Next year we shall be living in a country 
That brought its soldiers home for lack of money. 
The statues will be standing in the same 
Tree-muffled squares, and look nearly the same. 
Our children will not know it’s a different country. 
All we can hope to leave them now is money.


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