05 February 2013
wuthering heights
this is one of those songs that is hugely popular except i had never heard it before. now im obsessed. the royksopp cover with anneli drecker is really good too. kate bush is that witchy kind of cuckoo that i really adore.
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behind the music,
bush,
reading,
the united kingdom
DIG. HIM. UP.
i am just thrilled by the story about some british scientists that found the remains of richard iii buried under a parking lot in england. he was known to have a physical deformity (shakespeare depicted him as a hunchback), and it looks like they were right. get a load of that skeleton!
The parking lot sat on the site of a small church in Leicester where Richard of Gloucester was buried in 1485. When the Church was demolished in the 16th century, the exact location was lost until August of last year, when excavators decided to dig up the lot; one of the few remaining open areas in the city. The bones were found almost immediately and caught the archeologists' eyes, thanks to a severe curvature of the spine. Richard was famously believed to have a physical deformity, a feature made legendary by William Shakespeare's play about him—which also painted Richard as a vile schemer, who murdered his brothers, seduced his enemy's widow, and even had two young children locked in the Tower of London (and later executed) in order to claim the throne. (via)i'm also thrilled that this topic was covered by 2Pz favorite gawker-er, caity weaver.
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bones,
dig him up,
england,
skeleton
04 February 2013
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS T SHIRT
thomas wilhelm is missing his pug t shirt. if you see anyone on the street wearing this t shirt, ask them if they took it from thomas wilhelm. cross your fingers that it shows up.
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criminals,
fashion,
pug,
street clothes,
thomas wilhelm
i wonder what michelle williams was thinking in this momenth
hold one for dear life.
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beyonce,
destinys child,
halftime,
super bowl
01 February 2013
a subway NIGHTMARE in DC
featuring: darkness, underground spaces, hot breath, pee smells, vomit, screaming, police, firemen, possibility of death, standing for long time
DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE SUBWAY HOME. click here.
DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE SUBWAY HOME. click here.
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nightmares,
peeps and poops,
subway,
vom,
washington DC
i think thomas wilhelm or starla dropped this correspondence
starla is the chicken freak and thomas wilhelm can really let his hair down, but only with starla.
thx for the tip kylie
well, i thought we were done, but here's another reason to wear purple on sunday.
NEW ORLEANS -- "The times I have talked to Butch, I have been very impressed.
"He's a great recruiter and great offensive mind."
Those are some striking comments from one coach about another, but when you consider they come from a coach who has led his team to the Super Bowl, that makes them even more powerful.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh spoke about new Tennessee head coach Butch Jones at Super Bowl Media Day at the Superdome earlier this week.
An Ohio native, Harbaugh has gotten to know Jones over the years through coaching clinics. He became more familiar with him when Jones coached in Harbaugh's home state, while leading Cincinnati to two conference titles in his three years with the Bearcats.
Jones also made a major impression on a two-time Pro Bowler who will be playing in the Super Bowl. Joe Staley was a 49ers' first-round draft pick out of Central Michigan in 2007. He got to know Jones who took the reigns at CMU that same year, after Staley had finished his playing career under Brian Kelly.
"Butch is an awesome person," said Staley. "I talked to him a lot when he was at Central (Michigan). He's a super great guy, very fiery, very intelligent football coach. I know he's going to do great at Tennessee. I'm real happy to see him have the success that he's had." (via)
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butch jones,
compliments,
go vols,
super bowl
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