06 October 2014

something TERRIBLE happened in central park this morning

a dog walker found the dead body of a baby black bear on the west side near 69th street. no one yet knows how it died, or how it got to central park. foul play! someone call J.B. Fletcher! dead bears can't tell secrets! nytimes

abandoned smoky mountain stuff


yesterday, huffpo misleadingly posted a story about a hiker "discovering" an old abandoned town in the great smoky mountains of east tennessee. today, the tennessean snarkily responded that everybody who knows anything is aware of this place, which was a vacation resort before the area became national park'd.

regardless, i want to spend a night there.

we may have lost but we must never forget the precious gift we received on saturday.


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ummm, david lynch is writing and directing new episodes of twin peaks for showtime

have you seen the original? mike and i watched it a few years ago, it is super weird television stuff. via.

a$ap rocky (feat. juicy j) - multiply

03 October 2014

more weekend feelings

aughhhH!! remember me?!



i'm the one that hates to work, especially on fridayz. happy weekend!!

i don't like this commercial.


i LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

shout out murfree(r?)sboro


John Mulaney is going to be one of the biggest names in comedy for years to come. If you don't know him from his stand-up or his work as a writer on SNL (he created Stefon with Bill Hader), you'll know him soon enough. On Sunday, his new neo-Seinfeld-ian sitcom Mulaney will premiere on Fox, and last night he stopped by The Tonight Show to promote it. In addition to telling the story of how he got Ice-T to read his new show's intros, he shared what has to be one of the greatest stand-up comedian heckle stories of all time. It involves an unpronounceable Tennessee town, a beer truck, and some unexpected Southern eloquence. Check it out above. We can only hope Mulaney will be as funny as its star. (via)

third down for what

this week is just about over!


simon, i feel ya gurl.

he's gotta come to neyland right?



we painted the rock and everything.

well i'm going to have to watch this.

02 October 2014

the giudices are going to prison.

"For a moment I thought about probation … but I think a period of confinement is absolutely necessary in this case," said the judge. "I don't honestly believe that you understand or respect the law. I need to send a message. In the eyes of the law it doesn't matter who you are. There are consequences to pay." (via)

goodness that's creepy



also, THIS is amazing.
 
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