05 March 2012

the HBO version of "I just want my pants back"

speaking of jumping from bed to bed

you might've heard kirk cameron is a flaming evangelical christian.


here are his views on homosexuality, expressed over the weekend.

and here is a funny internet meme mocking him:

jicyww.

how to cite a tweet in an academic paper.

i'm NOT doing it again!!!


dedicated to joel.

nErD aLeRt! / bunny or burrito?

everyone congratulate thomas wilhelm!

he has officially passed all of his ARE's!!

somebody needs to get juicy j into rehab


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they should be careful because i knew a girl who snapped her tibia clean in half jumping between hotel beds on the 8th grade disneyworld trip.

the latest new yorker cover




get it?

now, it doesn't matter why, but i'm friends with some alligators.

grimes - oblivion


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morgan page (feat. tegan + sara) - body work


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love ya, pat.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Well, sure, it had to end this way Sunday. The same way the SEC women's basketball tournament had ended 15 times previously: with Tennessee coach Pat Summitt holding the trophy.
The second-seeded Lady Vols -- who lost four games during SEC regular-season play -- were not to be denied here in middle Tennessee, not that far from where Summitt grew up. They beat No. 4 seed LSU 70-58 at Bridgestone Arena, to the delight of the orange-clad among the 12,441 fans in attendance. Which was the bulk of the crowd.
They cheered Summitt at every opportunity -- when she walked in, when she got up to chastise the referees, when her picture was flashed on the giant video screen. And when the game ended, a spontaneous chant of "We love Pat!" swept through the arena.
Of course they love her. Summitt has spent her entire life in Tennessee, and no one has better symbolized consistent excellence for any university than she has. Sunday's victory meant Tennessee now has a "Sweet 16" collection of SEC championship trophies. (via)
see you in the final four, ladies!

04 March 2012

the hunger games movie gets suzanne collins' SEAL of approval.

The weekend's dosage of Hunger Games hype came courtesy of series author Suzanne Collins, who heartily endorsed Gary Ross's Hollywood adaptation. "I’ve just had the opportunity to see the finished film of The Hunger Games," Collins wrote on Facebook. "I feel like the book and the film are individual yet complementary pieces that enhance one another. The film opens up the world beyond Katniss’ point of view, allowing the audience access to the happenings of places like the Hunger Games control room and President Snow’s rose garden, thereby adding a new dimension to the story." Cool! Also: "It’s amazing to see things that are suggested in the book fully developed and so brilliantly realized through the artistry of the designers." Even if the eye candy of The Hunger Games is on point and everything else sucks, the movie's basically a win. (via)

GO LADYVOLS!

SEC regular season champs!

a student painted a picture of me...

...getting my head cut off and my heart cut out, simultaneously.
 
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