20 July 2010

summertime at MoMA


from peter august heffner

totoro, its you... again...


via. remember last time?

only telling part of the story


via

opportunity on mars


via

mornings, am i right? heh...

no, seriously...


in london there is a street truck that serves ice cream and treats to dogs. likes.

bucket list | solar eclipse

robyn | david letterman


somebody said she looks like zac efron in drag, now i cant stop thinking about it. see you next wednesday boo.

this is amazing...


somehow, DJV manages to get older and better every year. happy BEARthday DJV!!!!

tonecheck.


Let's face it: Sometimes you send an email that you fully intend to convey anger or annoyance. But text communication is rife with misunderstandings, and often an email with perfectly pleasant intentions can lead to a lot of upset coworkers. That's what ToneCheck aims to address. (via)
thx g!

yessssss.

In many ways, the “Family Guy” episode “Partial Terms of Endearment” is typical of that audacious Fox animated comedy, teeming with rapid-fire jokes and willfully offensive non sequiturs about disabled animals, God, Nazis, bodily functions and the sexual habits of “Sesame Street” characters.

It is also an episode in which a central character finds herself with an unwanted pregnancy and contemplates an abortion, a subject that is frankly discussed — and flagrantly satirized — by the cartoon’s cast. The Fox network has said it will not broadcast “Partial Terms of Endearment,” which was produced for the 2009-10 season.

However, the home video arm of 20th Century Fox plans to release the episode as a stand-alone DVD in September, in packaging that plays up its polarizing qualities. When it does, many “Family Guy” fans will get their first look at an unlikely reminder of the television networks’ aversion to the issue of abortion, and a rare boundary encountered by an often rebellious series. (via)

ctm.

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oof.

women grab each other like animals when the guards aren't looking. it's disgusting. (OMG, TMAI)

now that lindsay lohan is going to jail, it's not a question of if she will get raped by fearsome lesbian gangs, but when. one of her future inmate neighbors, 38 year old tamara haley, imprisoned for possessing heroin and prostitution, warned that "everyone will want a piece of her." fox news reports.

also, apparently there's body lice to be had. have fun you dumb bitch.

nErD aLeRt!

the montecito residence by barton myers associates.



congrats, youples!

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are poised to break a partisan stalemate on Tuesday over extending unemployment benefits for millions of Americans who have been jobless for six months or more, but the fight seems certain to continue playing out as a defining issue in the midterm elections.


One day before a crucial procedural vote to provide added unemployment assistance through November, President Obama appeared in the Rose Garden on Monday with three out-of-work Americans to hammer Republicans for blocking the extension until now by insisting, over Democratic objections, that the $34 billion costs of the benefits not be added to the deficit.


“The same people who didn’t have any problem spending hundreds of billions of dollars on tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans are now saying we shouldn’t offer relief to middle-class Americans,” Mr. Obama said. (via)

what did thomas wilhelm do this weekend?

speaking of monkeys....

Roberto Sol Cabrera, a Mexican citizen, was stopped at a random check at Mexico City's international airport after arriving from Lima.
In a statement, police said Mr Cabrera Zavaleta had been behaving "nervously".

Once he was searched, it was discovered that he had hidden 18 titi monkeys in a girdle around his waist. (via)

thx lilly!

walls that just won't do

As the city aggressively enforces a long existent but widely ignored code, walls are falling across Manhattan, radically altering the housing landscape for scores of young professionals. Thousands of renters are being told that the walls that have been put up over the years without approval from the Department of Buildings must come down. And new renters are being informed that if they wish to divide a space, they will need to rely on bookshelves or partial walls that don’t reach the ceiling.


“The impact has already been dramatic,” said Gordon Golub, the senior managing director for rentals at Citi Habitats. “Landlords are all trying to come to some sort of conclusion as to what they are going to do in allowing any walls or a different sort of wall that might go up, and it is affecting brokers and customers.”

NYT

oh! what are YOU?!

adorable, for one!

please welcome, a horton plains slender loris!!

it's july 20th!

that means lindsay has to report to jail today! i wish her the best of luck. i know she's going to come out well-rested, and ready to continue down her path of lifelong legal trouble. can't wait!

keekerz speakerz

keepaway - yellow wings

the roots (feat. joanna newsom + sts) - right on

kelis - 4th of july
i'll see YOU next week!

best coast - boyfriend
love that album cover, y'all.

this looks pretty good.



thx carly!

ohai, see you next week


hold on, im coming. more awesome aerial shots here.

nir segal | sit-you-ate


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