First, Last, Everything

The focus here is mostly things that pertain to my bucket list. A little about me, I like random things and have many random questions. My mind is full of complexity, and yet, I am simple. That's all, enjoy my page :)

My Book of the Day: The Fable of the Bees by Bernard Mandeville

terrorofexistence:

In honor of my answer to a-discourse-on-desire, I decided to post this book.  I think only Justin appreciates him like I do on here.

Consisting of the poem The Grumbling Hive: or, Knaves turn’d Honest and prose discussion of it. The poem was published in 1705 and the book first appeared in 1714.  The poem suggests many key principles of economic thought, including division of labor and the invisible hand, seventy years before these were more thoroughly elucidated by Adam Smith.

Necrophagist - Only Ash Remains

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Acid Bath - Finger Paintings Of The Insane

capngrimbeard: Mind ye, if ye erecome across a mermaid wi’ clothes or bountiful booty, they haven`t got feet which means they haven`t anyway t’ get that stuff honestly.

capngrimbeard:

Mind ye, if ye erecome across a mermaid wi’ clothes or bountiful booty, they haven`t got feet which means they haven`t anyway t’ get that stuff honestly.

capngrimbeard: fuieunao: FFFFFFoi o FFFFound qqqque mmmme ccccontou. Thar be nary a story so awful o’ am island being a creature from th’ depths…course if ye ever see one I doubt ye’d recall it wit a smile

capngrimbeard:

fuieunao:

FFFFFFoi o FFFFound qqqque mmmme ccccontou.

Thar be nary a story so awful o’ am island being a creature from th’ depths…course if ye ever see one I doubt ye’d recall it wit a smile