26 July 2012
what is holmes doing?
trying to punch his new baby sister in the face.
neely had that baby three weeks ago, y'all. can you believe that? she says she's on a strict diet of making up for nine months of alcohol-less-ness.
jerk continues to be a jerk
that being said, the vols should get some kitties whilst the kitty getting is good.
and it sounds like they are.
36 days.
25 July 2012
another UPDATE
now the sleazy / hottie director wants to apologize via people magazine:
"I am utterly distraught about the pain I have caused my family. My beautiful wife and heavenly children are all I have in this world. I love them with all my heart. I am praying that we can get through this together."
umm, should have thought of that before you canoodled Bella Swan.
"I am utterly distraught about the pain I have caused my family. My beautiful wife and heavenly children are all I have in this world. I love them with all my heart. I am praying that we can get through this together."
umm, should have thought of that before you canoodled Bella Swan.
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apologies,
isabella,
kristin stewart,
sorry everybody,
swans,
update
that reminds me
i meant to show you this video that suzanne and joey introduced me to the other night. sure, it might be the oldest news on the internet, but it's new to me.
and don't worry, it is absolutely SFW.
UPDATE!
"I'm deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I've caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected. This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him, I love him, I'm so sorry," Stewart said in a statement Wednesday. (via)jesus.
thx starla!
Labels:
broken heart,
cheating,
kristin stewart,
mistakes,
regret,
robert pattinson,
sluts
the internet has suggested that kristen stewart cheated on edward cullen i mean robert pattinson
There are photos of her canoodling with her Snow White and the Huntsman director, a married 41 year old hottie named Rupert Sanders.
Labels:
cheating,
kristin stewart,
robert pattinson,
sexy times,
snow,
team edward
24 July 2012
get out your umbrellas, here come the london olympics
are you going to watch the danny boyle directed opening ceremonies? are you looking forward to watching ryan lochte swim around in a speedo? during the booze cruise i got some advice from olympian erin donohue and she recommended that i set my sights on the shooting and archery sports or maybe sailing for Rio 2016.i've always wanted to go to brazil so i might as well let the US Olympic committee foot the bill, and BRING HOME THE GOLD.
i digress, lets get excited about london (someone has to).
via
i digress, lets get excited about london (someone has to).
via
look at this picture the nytimes associated with its article on the penn state sanctions
there is one face that tickles me. she looks like she is sort of happy, but trying to be shocked.
Labels:
nytimes,
penn state,
shock and awe,
tickles
educatin' yankees
the new york times is again at the forefront of what's going on in the world. and they're telling us how to make biscuits. only they got some abrasive lady to yell at us. now i understand paula dean's appeal. at least she knows white lily flour is the best, despite it no longer being milled in downtown knoxville.
23 July 2012
nErD aLeRt!
rice university has shared with designboom 'twilight epiphany' skyspace created for the institution by american artist james turrell. the pyramid-like sculpture, architecturally devised by thomas phifer and partners, with linbeck as the contractor, interacts with both the rising and setting texan sun as a sequence of programed LED lights dance across the structure's ceiling in sync with these particular moments of light which occur with earth's constant state of revolution around the star.
in the morning, the light show begins forty minutes before the first glimpse of sunlight, where in the evening, the display begins with the slow disappearance of the sun's glow. 'twilight epiphany' joins in with the natural movement of light in its color alteration upon the building's ceiling, which may be viewed from both in and outdoors and in a variety of weather conditions. the color of the sky will be complimented by those pictured upon the underside of the structure's roof, though the most powerful views are said to be seen only from the interior of the space, as the brightening sky is famed by the brilliant shifting of shades belonging to 'twilight epiphany'. during the hours of daylight, the structure remains open to the public so that visitors may wander through the central space of the installation, closing only for the night.
'twilight epiphany' is planted as a 12-foot-high and 72 x 72 foot white roof parallel to the grass berm just below which steeply rises from the flattened stretch of green near the university's school of music. viewing areas have been built into both the upper and lower segments of the structure, offering a perspective from both locations which pictures the sky through a 14 x 14 foot opening in the square roof's central space. the roof of the skyspace is formed 'from engineered materials with a carbon-steel knife edge', says the university. while the lower seating area is crafted from pink and grey texas granite from mable falls, seating belonging to the upper segment is a poured-concrete bench system. (via)
ooooOOOooOOOOoooooOoooohhhHhhhhhh!
Labels:
architecture,
colors,
flashy lights,
nerd alert,
pretty
growing up palin
bristol's three year old palin spawn calls his aunt willow a faggot. "god's watching you."
Labels:
babies,
gaycism,
god bless america,
hate,
sarah palin
fair is fair.
The NCAA has given an unprecedented and harsh punishment to Penn State football, handing down a four-year postseason ban and a $60 million fine for covering up the sexual abuse crimes of former coach Jerry Sandsuky. In addition, the school is on a five-year probation that slashes scholarships to unheard of levels and vacated all of its wins since 1998, when the cover-up began. The $60 million fine was determined as the equivalent of one-year of gross revenue for the football program, and that money will be used to set up an endowment to to benefit victims of child abuse. (via)
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child abuse,
college football,
penn state,
punishment
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