Naka on Wood: Archive

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Jan 23rd

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“For a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to begin — real life....”

– Father Alfred D’Souza I think I’m still trying to process this realization. Like there’s always this thing in my head saying, “Once I pay off those credit cards, or once I move out of this City or once this person acknowledges me the heavens will open and my destiny will finally...

Dec 27th

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Dec 23rd

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Dec 15th

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I’m thankful for living to see the day J.Lo’s ass silhouette transformed into a screaming flailing Mick Jagger…in outer space…all narrated by Will.I.Am

Dec 13th

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Dec 12th

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Dec 11th

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37thStateDOTcom: Ala- Igbo Earth Mother Goddess →

37thstate: Ala is the Ibo Fertility Goddess of the earth. The Ibo people of Nigeria call her the mother of all things, but she is both the fertile earth and the empty field after the harvest. She is present at the beginning of the cycle of life, making children grow in their mother’s womb, and…

Dec 10th

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“George [W] Bush was the first Cable TV President we had. And what I mean by that...”

– Chris Rock giving his take on Obama to Marc Maron on WTF podcast

Dec 9th

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Dec 5th

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funnyordie: Herman Cain’s 1986 Sexual Harassment Training with Tim Meadows In this 1986 sexual harassment training video for Godfather’s Pizza, Herman Cain explains the dos and don’ts of sex in the workplace.

Dec 2nd

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Nov 26th

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Nov 9th

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Nov 9th

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Nov 1st

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Oct 31st

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37thStateDOTcom: Les Rois d'Afrique by Daniel... →

37thstate: Daniel Lainé’s search for the last surviving monarchs of Africa’s grandest kingdoms took him all across Africa. He went from Nigeria to Ghana, Zambia to Cameroon — and from the Ivory Coast to the Democratic Republic of Congo. His resulting photographic tribute to Africa’s kings, “Rois d’Afrique,” took over three years of investigation, diplomacy — and just plain haranguing to...

Oct 17th

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37thStateDOTcom: WAfrica-Ankara Japanese kimonos... →

37thstate: The name WAfrica is a combination of the word for Japanese spirit, “wa,” and Africa. “In 2007, I experimented with Japanese kimono by producing them with African fabrics,” says Serge Mouangue. “After showing them to Japanese audiences, many people felt the resulting garment existed beyond boundaries it was neither Japanese nor African, it was part of a heretofore unknown...

Oct 16th

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