16 March 2010

stop it janice

beeun in the kitchen


i dont know why i got the lady apron.

look here

adrienne ciuba (nee miles) look a like covers telephone by gaga + beyonce

via

ha!


via

evil babies


a funny lady in denmark is taking cute pictures of her baby

"When Kleivan gave birth to Faustina, her second child, serious pelvic joint pain kept her in hospital for two months, then captive at home in a wheelchair for another four months. Bored out her mind and incapable of accessing her studio, she found a canvas in her newborn daughter. She began sewing small costumes using items at hand, dressing her child up as the worst dictators of recent history, and photographing the results. First was Stalin; Hitler was the last."

slideshow and story. via.

monkeys


i dont know what these monkeys are doing, but it looks like fun.

love you rachel maddow

did you hear the one about the former congressman from arizona who said that allowing gay marriage paves the way for marriage between a man and a horse? i know, it sounds ridiculous. unfortunately, there are lots of people out there who listen to that kind of bullshit and believe it. thankfully rachel maddow is also out there to set things straight (or gay).

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this infographic ranks the most desirable cities for young adults. where does your city rank?

to me, the most surprising statistic was for the percentage of the young adult population that held bachelor degrees. i wouldn't have guessed it was so low.

RIP ping ping


the shortest dude just died. i hope that charlotte (not you starla) is safe wherever she is.

good luck pingping

HOW DO THEY KNOW!!!!

The internet knows me better than i know my self. I do love free shirts!

gmab

beeun sent me this.


a picture of his current house guest.

-throat clear-

My experiment arose from plans for an evening of food, drink and literature, with readings by myself and two other writers, at a restaurant. Not exactly a drop-in-if-you’re-around kind of thing, so I asked friends to R.S.V.P. My initial message brought in a dozen responses, and the follow-up a few more, but days before the event I had a paltry 23. Not 23 who planned to come, but 23 who had bothered to respond. Half my invitees had blown me off. Why? I wasn’t peddling life insurance, after all.

Asking around, I discovered that the phenomenon is widespread. One friend of mine e-mailed invitations to a baby shower, and a third of the recipients failed to respond. Another announced a happy hour at her house and received a dozen yeses — only to find her party besieged by 35 people.

What’s preventing us from executing this basic social task? Is it the medium? Do Evites somehow not feel like “real” invitations? Is it our busy lives, so overbooked and overwhelmed we’ve drawn up the castle gates? Don’t invite me out this month, I’m ensconced! Or is it simple rudeness? Try as I might to understand, I kept feeling dissed. (via)

just sayin'. thx mcnutty + ganglez.
 
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