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April 01 2009

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Dear soup.io fans and users,
 
today, we have to share very sad news. Soup.io will stop working in less than 10 days. :(
 
It's breaking our heart and we honestly tried whatever we could to keep the platform up and running. But the high costs and low revenue streams made it impossible to continue with it. We invested a lot of personal time and money to operate the platform, but when it's over, it's over.
 
We are really sorry. Soup.io is part of the internet history and online for one and a half decades.
 
Here are the hard facts:
- In 10 days the platform will stop working.
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July, 20th, 2020 is the due date.
 
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March 31 2009

Meskerem

I went to this Ethiopian restaurant called Meskerem today. I LOVED the food. They have this dosa-kinda thing that is huge and so SOFT. It is yummy. I ate that with avocado. Was supposed to be an appetizer, but it was so heavy. I still feel so full. The server was really nice. The best part of the evening was we had this entire room to ourselves. So we could shout and talk and laugh and do all sorts of crazy things.

The server has actually been to India lots of times and has also stayed in my home town, Calcutta. She happened to know the person who made the documentary “Born Into Brothels”. One of her friends is working for an NGO and is involved in the better of lives of kids who are born to sex workers. The server’s also been to Bombay! It was nice talking to someone who’s traveled and knows so much. I’ll probably go back again.

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March 30 2009

20 Twitter Badges to Show Off Your Tweets mashable.com/... (via @mashable)
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March 29 2009

Twitter Book

krishanu:

Get your twitter PDF book with your twitter updates!

Interesting concept. I wish the formatting were more professional. Otherwise…quite cool.

Every bad situation has something or the other positive.Even a stopped clock shows correct time twice a day.Think of this and win the world.
— This is how I usually try to approach every hurdle. Recently, I was facing a number of behavioral challenges at work. I looked at it as a situation for me to get to know the other person and adjust accordingly. It’s not easy and took a big mental toll on me. (via madhukar)

While one third of the women said the thought of approaching their fourth decade “filled them with dread”, many saw it as a coming of age, with 65% of respondents creating a list of things they wanted to achieve before their birthday.

The Turning 30 report, which was carried out by the magazine Elle, also found that today’s 30-year-olds were no longer the career-driven women of a decade ago but were instead looking for happiness in their personal lives ahead of work fulfilment. Some 70% of women considered it the age at which they put their relationships and personal lives ahead of their careers, with more than 80% thinking it was the perfect age to get married.

But it also suggested women had not given up on ambition: instead they were widening their understanding of it to include all the elements of their lives that bring them happiness, be that work, love, family or a combination of all of them, without the pressure to prove themselves in one single sphere.

— More here (via gauntlet)

March 28 2009

Listen and listen closely—I will not say this again.  I am not ashamed.  I am not filled with regret.  I am not going to change my mind.  This is who I am. 

I have a brain and I also have breasts.  I am proud of both.  I have a mind, a working mind, a productive and creative mind—I also have a body.  This is the wonderful thing: my body does not negate my mind.  My mind does not negate my body.  Look, isn’t this wonderful?  I can have both!

I understand that in the past women were forced to make a choice: be beautiful or be brainy.  Be serious or be sexual.  Be chaste or be chastised.  That time has passed.  

I refuse to be forced to make a choice, to submit to the virgin/whore dichotomy.  I refuse to sacrifice happiness, contentedness, satisfaction, adventure—I refuse to sacrifice my life and my personality for an archaic and oppressive virtue.  I refuse to endure lectures and judgment from people who cannot understand my choices.  I refuse to be silenced.  I refuse to be censored.  I refuse to be defeated by a worn out, baseless argument for chastity or modesty whose only purpose is to deny females their right to have it all.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 21st century.  Welcome to a world where a woman can have sex however she chooses: in a relationship, outside of a relationship, in love, out of love, in a hurry, out of lust, in excess and out of darkness.  Welcome to a world without double standards.  Welcome to a world without medieval codes of conduct, disparate expections for men and women and, best of all, welcome to a world where seeking pleasure does not mean invoking shame—your own or someone else’s.

Do not tell me that in celebrating my body, my sexuality, my physical existence that I am somehow betraying myself—betrayal would be denying myself the right to choose the colour and context of my happiness. 

If you look at me and only see breasts that is your failure, not mine.

Paint me with a scarlet letter; I will wear it with pride. I will happily, dutifully wear that letter as a symbol of my refusal to be broken by the misogynist social code that prohibits women from exalting in their capacity to simultaneously experience sex and respect.

Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the 21st century.

In celebration of womanhood- Ruhi

for the story goes:
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thedailywhat:

DIY of the Day: Mrs. Muyonjo, who lives in the small, remote village of Ivukula in eastern Uganda, had to ride her bicycle 20 miles to the nearest city with electricity in order to charge her cell phone.

One day, the operators of the charging station Mrs. Muyonjo frequented unscrupulously swapped her long-lasting battery for a cheap one that barely lasted a day. Knowing that she couldn’t afford to ride into town on a daily basis, Mrs. Muyonjo constructed a homemade charging device using five D batteries wrapped together with found material.

While not particularly safe — Mrs. Muyonjo had to remove the plug from the phone’s existing charger and hook up the exposed wires to her home-brewed battery pack — it apparently gets the job done. And, given her extenuating circumstances, that’s really all Mrs. Muyonjo can ask for.

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Top 10 Rejection Lines Given by Women (and what they actually mean..)

randominternet:

10. I think of you as a brother. (You remind me of that inbred banjo-playing geek in “Deliverance”)

9. There’s a slight difference in our ages. (You are one Jurassic geezer.)

8. I’m not attracted to you in ‘that’ way (You are the ugliest dork I’ve ever laid eyes upon)

7. My life is too complicated right now. (I don’t want you spending the whole night or else you may hear phone calls from all the other guys I’m seeing)

6. I’ve got a boyfriend (who’s really my male cat and a half gallon of Ben & Jerry’s)

5. I don’t date men where I work (Hey bud, I wouldn’t even date you if you were in the same solar system, much less the same building)

4. It’s not you, it’s me (It’s not me, it’s you)

3. I’m concentrating on my career (Even something as boring and unfulfilling as my job is better than dating you.)

2. I’m celibate. (I’ve sworn off *only* the men like you.)

…..and the #1 rejection line given by women (and what it actually means)

1. Let’s be friends. (I want you to stay around so I can tell you in excruciating detail about all the other men I meet and have sex with.”

via Top Ten Rejection Lines

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He bought me these yesterday from the st louis art museum. Made of silver and porcelain and styled after jewellery from Ming Dynasty era of China.
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Ming dynasty exhibit ticket

March 27 2009

If at first you don’t succeed, failure may be your style.
— Quentin Crisp
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