One more time, with feeling!: Archive

July 2009

Jul 31, 200921 notes

Jul 31, 20093 notes

Stereotypes about women are broad generalizations.

(via complicatedshoes)

Jul 31, 20098 notes

Jul 31, 200917 notes

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Jul 30, 200984 notes

It is not called 'instant messenging'

complicatedshoes:

Are you trying to say ‘messaging’? Well don’t do it because it hurts my ears when you do it. Also hearing it come shooting out of your face makes me want to put on some Huey Lewis and The News (Hip To Be Square, to be exact) and cover my furniture in plastic to protect it from the massacre about to ensue.

Repeat after me.

Instant. Messaging.
Instant. Messaging.
Instant. Messaging.
Instant. Messaging.

There is no N in that word. Class dismissed.

THANK YOU.

Jul 29, 200910 notes

11 Famous People Who Were in the Completely Wrong Career at Age 30 → 11points.com

I have hope!

Jul 29, 200968 notes

.corn

complicatedshoes:

There should be a “555-” equivilent to “.com” to be used in movies and tv shows. I vote for corn. It looks kinda like com except its corn.

Jul 29, 200915 notes

Listen

ohryankelley:

Weezer - My Name Is Jonas

Jul 29, 200938 notes

Play

Jul 29, 20093 notes

Jul 29, 2009296 notes

Remember that crazy guy that wanted his neighbor to get rid of the two lawn chairs on his own lawn? Well, there's more. → burbia.com

I hope this is for real. It’s awesome.

Play

Overheard in the office (oh my god how can you say those words with a straight face Edition)

1happyst:

“The manhole is wet, so they’re pumping it right now. We won’t know how long it’ll take until the manhole is completely pumped.”

Supersonic idiotic disconnectin’ not respectin’ I don’t think anything will ever really top that, TOP THAT!

Reblogged for the Teen Witch reference.

Jul 27, 20091 note

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“… it’s mind boggling to see how far Detroit has been allowed to fall. But what a truly magnificent breed of crazy-ass hardcase characters have dug in there. Of all three cities we visited, Detroit, oddly enough, even while looking the jaws of death straight in the face, remains closest to being a true culinary wonderland. This is due entirely to the successive waves of migration and immigration from all over the world, when people came to MAKE things in America — each group bringing their own food and traditions. Detroit IS the story of America, for better — and worse, and I think we’ve missed that, allowed ourselves to look away.” —

Anthony Bourdain