May 2009
41 posts
i love straws
in iced coffee. in diet sodas. in milkshakes.
my fascination with bendy pieces of plastic surely cancels out all the walking to work, reusable bags and compact fluorescent lights.
i love their colors and their flexibility. they remind me of little giraffes sitting in my drink. they have even put a spell on piper who thinks nothing of swatting one out of a full glass and kicking it across the...
samreich:
America’s Saddest Home Videos. Digg.
landlord, just how stupid do you think i am?
signed,
pissed off tenant
omegle.com →
please go there and pretend its 1996.
bad blogger
no posts in three days is blasphemous on the internet. but i needed some time away from this familiar 15-inch screen. plus, i figured the way you start the summer sets the tone for the rest of it.
things got kicked off on thursday with a little professional boost, an interview, and some drinks in the south end. on friday some friends from new york were in town for the sox/mets game so a quick...
how will you spend your summer? →
check it out! i wrote a guest post for Erik’s site and it went live today. click click click!
steal our ideas →
thanks ash! now what will it take for you to start a tumblr?
did i tell you all about how 2 weeks ago i spilled nail polish all over my bathroom floor? and how it got on the bottom of my pajama pants so i took them off to avoid spreading polish further? and i realized that i wasn’t wearing underwear, so i had to squat down and clean it up bottomless?
no? i didn’t? hmm i wonder why.
“you ate it all”
“thank you”
what kind of response is that?!?!
you’d think the leader of the free world could afford employees familiar with crude powerpoint layouts.
it’s a basic computer skill at this point. so much so that indicating your expertise with the program on a resume is kinda lame. you’d be laughed at less for including excel as a qualification. cause excel is hard, man.
but no, why should we assume that bush jr would be...
Kafka would have had a Twitter feed! And so would have Hemingway, and so would...
– BLDGBLOG: How the Other Half Writes: In Defense of Twitter (via langer)
Seventy-five per cent of your material is new. A successful book cannot venture...
– an unnamed editor to Marshall McLuhan in 1964 on the subject of the latter’s forthcoming Understanding Media. (via langer)
Sometimes, the internet gets it right. →
jimkal:
lawful:
tanya77:
molls:
caseydonahue:
click that link and blow your mind.
Awesome
Nice.
I don’t do drugs, I am drugs.
– Salvador Dalí
http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/ →
basketball players shouldnt be on the floor →
Experience the censored Chinese internet at home! →
pamfriednoodles:
(via morningyerba)
i spent a good portion of this afternoon researching my italian side of the family. i combed through the ellis island records to find the exact date and what ship my maternal great grandparents came in on.
the ledger contains answers to “important” questions the US needed to know before entry: like how much money you had on you, if you were crazy, any obvious physical abnormalities...
man your stations
the new book im reading: operating manual for spaceship earth by r. buckminster fuller.
i’m about 3/4ths of the way through and i’d recommend it to anyone who finds themselves at a crux. and as bucky saw it (in ‘69 mind you), we are all at a crossroads in regards to moving humanity along.
the overall gist of the books is how we as humans should champion innovative design, the...