Showing posts with label obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label obama. Show all posts

24 October 2014

i thought this should be on 2pz

i even emailed it to myself so i wouldn't have to search it today (which is how most of my "this should be on 2pz" items get lost).

12 December 2013

her selfie is better than yours...


brrrrrr ya'lllll! it's cold! here's a fun pick of lady liberty. i didn't know that no one has been allowed to tour the torch since 1916. (via)

22 November 2013

let's talk about Sasha Obama's ASOS unicorn sweater

adorbz. from tPaz

14 September 2009

yessssssss.

03 July 2009

birthday party!


guess whom's birthday is tomorrow!

if you guessed america, well duh thats the obvious answer. but did you know it was also Malia Obama's 11th birthday? remember how awesome it was to be 11? me neither.

23 March 2009

jicyc.

just in case you care, the Dow is up 500 points today.
When the Obama administration outlined its plans to stabilize the banking system last month, leery investors panned the proposal as being short on substance and sent stock markets into a tailspin. But investors went on a tear Monday as the administration announced details of its banking rescue plan, hoisting the markets more than 6 percent in one of the biggest buying binges of the year. (nytimes)

thx barack!

19 March 2009

i'm confused...

obama didn't pick tennessee to win it all?
he almost didn't pick them to even win one game!

18 March 2009

nErD aLeRt!

BOSTON — You will be seeing a lot more art by Shepard Fairey on the streets of New York this spring. But it won’t be in the form of the illegal guerrilla strikes he has been committing since his days as a student at the Rhode Island School of Design 20 years ago, nor anything like his famous Obama Hope poster. For starters, it is in the windows of Saks Fifth Avenue, for whom he has also designed swanky red, white and black Russian Constructivist-style limited-edition shopping bags.

Before the Saks campaign makes it painful even to think about this artist, who did more than any other to get our current president elected, you might consider a trip to the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston to see his first museum retrospective. (nytimes)
 
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