This is how I feel everyday. 

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growingpangs:

The Terrier Song | Bruce McCullouch

False, Hattie. Terriers are best.


cureforbedbugs:

Motherfuckers act like they forgot about Lovage.

Dan the Automator to Danger Mouse, “I had all the ideas for Star Wars.”

Come back to us, Automator. 

(via marathonpacks)

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The Daily Swarm - Pentangulating the Exact Date of Ice Cube's 'Good Day'...

Lofi repairs on my hifi (Taken with instagram)

Where it all began: Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair at the UCB Theatre.

Comediennes Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham met more than a decade ago at New York’s famed improvisational comedy theater the Upright Citizens Brigade, and as St. Clair recalls, came together over a mutual appreciation of sweater sets.
Today, their friendship has morphed into a new comedy, BFF, which debuts on NBC this spring. (x)

(via comedynerdsunited)

longreads:

Lawrence Egbert, a retired anesthesiologist from Baltimore, has been present for 100 suicides in the last 15 years. But he is more reluctant in his leading role, in contrast to the late Jack Kevorkian:

I ask Egbert how much helium it takes to kill a person. “I don’t know,” he says. He recommends buying 50-liter tanks. “I know we have two tanks, and we run them to zero. Until they stop hissing. … It’s better to have too much than too little.”

I find myself staring at one of the hoods, turning it over and over, trying to comprehend how someone could spend the final moments of life with this thing over his head. I tell Egbert that the hoods make me feel uncomfortable.

He responds in a reed-thin voice, with the manner of a country doctor: “I hope so.”

“The New Public Face of American Assisted Suicide.” — Manuel Roig-Franzia, Washington Post

See also: “After Suicides, a Family’s Journey Toward Grace.” — Joshua Wolfson, Casper Star-Tribune

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sandboxdiaries:

You guys. This is an actual television commercial I saw on an actual television last night. 

What. What is happening. I do not understand.

What. 

(Jeff was so amazed, he ripped this video from our TiVo because we needed to share this genius with the world.)

(via thisistheglamorous)


Call me a corporate shill, but I’m not looking forward to this. Instead of protesting, how about you go to the far south side and help actually poor people for a month?

solitaryforager:

Adbusters Issues New Call to Action: Occupy Chicago for G8/NATO Summit

(via fuckkyeahchicago)

"I’m a lot more frugal now. I would love to buy another BMW someday, but right now I’m a single dad with a minivan."

Q&A Kenny Loggins | Bankrate.com

Uh... What?

detroitgorilla:

I hope you clicked through and watched that.

Should have been ’90s right?  Cue the Weezer?

Ah whatever, this team makes me thirsty.

THIS IS IMPORTANT

"swissted is an ongoing project by graphic designer mike joyce, owner of stereotype design in new york city. drawing from his love of punk rock and swiss modernism, two movements that have (almost) nothing to do with one another, mike has redesigned vintage punk, hardcore, and indie rock show flyers into international typographic style posters. each design is set in berthold akzidenz grotesk medium, all lowercase. many of these posters are now available for sale in three different sizes at print-process. every single one of these shows actually happened."

swissted

thediscography:

Walker Art Center, Dec. 30, 2011