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It has been claimed that Carroll is satirizing philosophical paradoxes and riddles. As a logician he may be poking fun at our need for an answer to every question. In reality it is not a riddle at all, but a pseudo-problem masquerading as a riddle. He believed that most riddles are fallacious because they lead the reader to believe that such events are possible or even answerable.
I like the answer above best. /shrug
(Poe wrote on both is a good answer too though)
I like this. Reminds me of this article I read about Arts and Crafts style houses for my architecture class. People who built these houses often built niche beds beside fireplaces. So awesome.
(via sweethomestyle)
That looks so cozy. Do want.
People whose gender identity doesn’t match with that assigned to them at birth say they often feel misunderstood and their voices unheard. The CNN documentary “Her Name was Steven” explores these feelings through the story of former city manager Susan Stanton.
If you are transgendered, transsexual or questioning, we want to hear from you. The assignment is simple: Put a message that you would like others to know about you on a sign and take a self-portrait holding it up.
If you would like to remain anonymous, that’s ok. You can keep your name private or leave your face out of the photograph. We look forward to hearing from you.
The deadline is April 9th.
Seal meat is to go on the menu at Canada’s parliament to allow members to show their backing for the annual hunt.
A maximum of 270,000 harp seals are killed each year in March and April by gunshot or being hit on the head with a spiked club called a hakapik.
Okay. Don’t hate.
sandra=♥
(via tamburina)
distressing
