happy beginning of summer!

Fridayz with Flim, brought to you by Joel

its almost a holiday weekend.

starla's memorial day plans

Stalled development created an accidental lake in Nashville http://t.co/ocHqAp0myX pic.twitter.com/t45TnJSTdr

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 22, 2015

cute and spoiler free

pay attention, this is important

The first look at @davidwain & @mshowalter's Wet Hot American Summer prequel coming to Netflix http://t.co/iaEhvKQjUy pic.twitter.com/kZpXEgsiHU

— PAPER Magazine (@papermagazine) May 22, 2015

did we talk about this already?

Ariana Grande is headlining the Gay Pride dance on the pier this year. I've never been to one of those, but I'll go if Faith comes with me to make sure I stay hydrated and cute.

see you soon Ariana and NYC gays of all shapes, sizes and creeds!

that reminds me

bus bunching reminded me of this bullshit the MTA produced in order to condescend to us about their shortcomings.

i don't want to hear your excuses, MTA. just FYIX IT.

first of all, everyone go see mad max : fur(r)y road

its a feminist triumph for the ages!


right before i saw it, i saw THIS trailer and get rrrriiillllll excited. it looks like this. movie. has. everything.

bus bunching

this
really simple visualization demonstrates why you always see buses running right after another. bus bunching is real! via

tweet beat

Hudson Valley Ballers Otra Vez is HAPPENING! Truth Basset is holding out for more treats. pic.twitter.com/8on2eVoPaB

— Paula Pell (@perlapell) May 18, 2015

Can't believe it's Red Nose Day already.

— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) May 20, 2015

Went to my hometown local news website to see what was new in Harrisburg. The answer is: Fucking E V E R Y T H I N G. pic.twitter.com/WoNBsmI6oq

— Caity Weaver (@caityweaver) May 16, 2015

wouldya look at that

#VolNation, Check out what @aaron4ut did to show #Vols pride, which now shows on @googlemaps http://t.co/rHq7kv1lKc pic.twitter.com/hI3msH6n02

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) May 21, 2015

dont startle prancy.

Conrad Milster, Pratt Institute’s chief engineer, has worked in the Brooklyn power plant nearly his entire adult life. Starting as a mechanic in 1958, he later became one of only four chief engineers in the plant’s 127-year history, taking over the official duties in 1965. He’s been there ever since. (via)

thx jenny!

g-d damn.

plz welcome... the next overscaled monstrosity to blot out the sun over central park. one of seven new supertall towers inching toward fruition along 57th street. UGH.

little miss hot as balls

a VERY special guest on gay of thrones

Gay Of Thrones S5 EP ​6 Recap: Endowed, Bendy, Uncut from Funny Or Die