purpleplunderbunny:

goddamnshinyrock:

night class buddies!! they are awful in every way!

god right. solidarity in ‘getting home hungry after 9pm and then not being able to sleep for ages because you can’t stop thinking about school shit’ hell 

2 of my three classes end at 9:20. I’ve started just embracing it and like, going grocery shopping at walmart because it empty at 10:00 on a Tuesday night.

I bet u can totally convince them to meet at the bar

oh noooooo holy shit that’s way worse than mine. my condolences, my friend.

my legal issues in museums class is about 50% law students and one of them introduced himself to the class as “Damien” and without missing a beat the professor was like “well you’re in the right business”

sick lawyer burn from…. a judge…..

prokopetz:

dbundles42:

prokopetz:

I’ve seen several posts going around about obvious furry porn getting put up in high-class art museums, where the general thrust is all “ha ha, those ivory tower snobs don’t even realise they’re putting furry porn in their art galleries, because they’re not Internet Savvy like we are!”

Let’s leave aside for the moment the question of whether this is a reasonable conclusion to draw, and assume for the sake of argument that art museums are, indeed, being bamboozled into putting weird fetish porn on their walls due to lack of cultural context on the part of their curators.

Now, take a step back and consider: what are the odds that this is the first period in history where these sorts of shenanigans have occurred?

Indeed, what confidence do we have that it hasn’t been happening constantly throughout the history of Western art?

How many of the respected works of eras past that we genuflect over every day are, in fact, weird fetish porn that we ourselves lack the cultural context to correctly identify as such?

…are you kinkshaming the Mona Lisa?…

I am absolutely kinkshaming the Mona Lisa.

as someone who works in museums, I wanted to be like “that couldn’t possibly happen” (in a modern context. we KNOW we have plenty of historical smut) but then I remembered that the academic journal of the National Association for Museum Exhibition (the exhibit designer professional org) was titled “Exhibitionist” for YEARS until they changed it in 2016, so I no longer have any faith in my field’s ability to recognize innuendo, never mind pornography.