December 2010
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July 2010
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All of Pixar's 'easter eggs' and references. →
pixarmovies:
For lazy folks like you and me who don’t feel like watching the movies to find them out. Enjoy!
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davidfosterwallace:
David Foster...
May 2010
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viafrank:
The secret desires of my text playlist have been fulfilled.
In Stephen King’s On Writing, he talks about the concept of an ideal reader, the exemplary person for whom you’re specifically writing. There can be others, and other people can enjoy it, but this thing is for them.
When writing the text playlist, I coyly placed at the end: “Maybe you can make one of your own and share...
fun latin. →
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thecatswhiskers:
the best thing i’ve ever seen on the internet? damn right.
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WatchBodies (4:24)
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WatchThe Anachronism (15:13)
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10 Ideas in January
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I’m taking a break from the blog this week, because I need to put some glue in my chair and get some work done. I thought this would be a good time to take the ideas that have been maturing in the blog the past month and summarize. The ideas have been flying a mile a minute around here lately, and it’s time to slow down, reiterate and try to make these ideas stick in my head. (This is...
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Bruce Mau's Incomplete Manifesto for Growth →
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i'm going to live forever →
kfan:
Joe Utsler is mirroring an archive of SMUG, an early webzine by Leslie Harpold. This is like finding a bunch of da Vinci sketches in your basement. If you dig around you might find some stuff by Mr Fireland.
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Watchnedhepburn:
Bugs Bunny in ‘Glen Or Glenda’.
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Watchsharingtime:
This is a video of Ben Folds singing Elliott Smith’s “Say Yes.”
I’m Lee and I approve this cover. Have a good weekend, everyone.
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suicideblonde:
Sara Bareilles feat. Ingrid...
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thisisstefanie:
copycats:
Will...
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Surprising superfoods that has been deemed... →
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bitchville:
They say a bit of what you fancy does you good. But what good can a few rashers of bacon, a glass of wine and a scoop of ice cream be doing for you? More than you think. Here, we highlight the hidden benefits in a few of your favourite things.
via smh.com.au
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Dead Caulfields →
nevver:
The Uncollected Stories of JD Salinger
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kung fu grippe: Archives: How to Blog [9/08] →
2009-10-14: Getting ready to give this talk again for the first time in a while. I like it. Partly because I was terrified to present it. Terrified. <!-- snip --> Here’s some totally choppy video of a dude named “Marilyn,” talking about How to Blog. Hint: Van Hœt cameo at 32:07.
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ronen-v:
“Excuse me,” you say slightly out of breath to the pretty blonde girl being spoken to by the buff LA guy with outstanding hygiene, and you’re not sure if there were also someone else at the coffee bean using a laptop if you would ask them or this pretty platinum blonde girl (you’re superficial and easy like that) who’s clearly talking with the (standing) LA dude. “I’m supposed to meet a...
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It is hard to take pictures in a world so abundant...
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2.5 years ago I set out to restore my childlike wonder of the world. Where did it get jaded, go away? When does that inherent wonder and kindess leave most ‘adults’? What does one to do hold onto it, that shard of soul?
To hear it described independantly by others, that they associate that kind of innocence with me, is exciting, especially in a world trying so so hard to jade all...