pretend like you don't

but i know you do.

also this

omg mondays

"China Airlines is a proud corporate sponsor of the panda snactuary at Cheng Du and was happy to help out recently with the transfer of a young panda cub to a zoo in the United States of America.
After extensive consultation with the Sanctury's veterinary staff it was concluded that the importance of the panda cub precluded it from traveling in the hold of the aircraft, where attending to its needs would be difficult. Thus China Airlines agreed to donate seats in its Business Traveler First cabin for the panda cub named Squee Squee and his carer, Fu Jiang Lang, seen here sitting in the window seat." via buzzfeed via jalopnik

Would you just look at him! He likes to have a blanket on his lap on the airplane JUST LIKE PEOPLE.


thx brinley and max

get excited

just had a phone conference with my custom cornhole fabricator, the original threadsecutioner, patty halley. here's a sneak peak of the bags he's sewing as we speak.

jicydak, he's launched a new business venture headquartered in portland, oregon. it's called cornhole cooperative, and he does amazing work on custom cornhole boards with beautiful graphics. if you're in need of some equipment, he's got the 2Pz endorsement. and he ships all over!

i recommend checking out the process photos on his page.

introducing...

...my soulmate, BONES.

the prettiest pup you ever did see. please go get him and bring him to me. he's going to become my business manager. k thx bye.

more like trader blowzzzz.

jk, i fucking love TJ's.

sweet.

In a sign that online streaming is coming to the forefront in Hollywood, films from Paramount Pictures, Lionsgate and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer will appear on Netflix’s streaming service just three months after they appear on pay television.

In a deal announced Tuesday, Netflix will have the streaming rights to feature films like “Iron Man 2″ far earlier than it does now. It is a costly win for Netflix, which has been locking up the rights to films for its “Watch Instantly” service, which allows customers to stream content via the Internet rather than wait for a DVD to arrive in the mail. (via)