Office by Alex Penny
I'm Jose Luis Nava Cruz, AKA "Jose". I'm a sixteen year-old junge ("boy") that wears a Star of David around his neck. His peers give him the nickname "Jew" because of it, but he actually loves it.
On this page, you'll find youth, cute things, nourishment, Korn Kr0n, art, and some of my art (when I find a few good drawings of mine).
N-Joy ;D
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My other blog contains writings and journals about spiritual things and experiences with spiritual beings. I can actually see spirits. Check it out.
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Hanging out with Marx and Lenin. The usual. (Taken with instagram)
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This is the cardboard warrior; all he can do is fold himself and imitate origami.
I do these kinds of stupidities for several reasons. It is good when a person who had a difficult time in school or at life in general looks at something stupid like this on school and laughs out loud at school. I also do this to bring some sort of security to people who want to be different or want to express themselves.
I not only do this for the aforementioned reasons, but I also do it to evaluate the humanity and values that people in this Earth have. It is sad to see that people are told to be or express themselves and their individuality, but they are more like cookie-cutter humans living by a set of standards established by a conformist society. It is also sad to see how people judge others cruelly while believing in the doctrine that states that America provides “liberty and justice for all.”
Weirdness is a blessing to be celebrated; conformity is a curse to individualism.
I’m done. :)
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- From “Lupin the Third: Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna (Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine),” directed by Sayo Yamamoto (2012)
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