sorry…
July 17th, 2008i haven’t been posting. i’ll explain why soon. family. friends. work. all is in turmoil/transition/transcendence. but all is ok. not to worry too much. i’m prepared. i’m a frickin’ Eagle Scout, remember? damn. trust.
i haven’t been posting. i’ll explain why soon. family. friends. work. all is in turmoil/transition/transcendence. but all is ok. not to worry too much. i’m prepared. i’m a frickin’ Eagle Scout, remember? damn. trust.
I love Feist. I love Sesame Street. Feist was on Sesame Street. I love Feist even more now. Love. And envy. This makes me want to be a musician just so I could be invited to sing on Sesame Street. (Thanks Niko.)
Mosuo women in China rule with a gentle and free loving fist. Who knew? Check out this National Geographic video here.
Top ten lightsaber mashups. Rad. Cause you know you always wished that Highlander used them instead of wussy-ass real swords, right? Check them out here.

Luckily, there are still great photographers out there that avoid the photobombers. A new blog called The Big Picture is being published through The Boston Globe, posting photo articles in large detail about pertinent and interesting world news. Some truly stunning photography that you might’ve seen around, but not in such crispness and detail, and not all in one place. The photo above is of relief materials being dropped over the earthquake-hit Qingchuan County, Sichuan province (May 24, 2008 REUTERS/Stringer CHINA). Check outthe blog and more pics here. (via Neatorama)
You’ve done it. You have friends that do it. I’ve done it. I have friends that are far too good at it. Its that urge you get to fuck up someone’s pristine moment, only to make sure they remember that those pristine moments are pretty much made up anyways and that we made the photo far more memorable than it ever would’ve been. WE ARE PHOTOBOMBERS! (thanks Frank)
Why are more people not talking about this yet? I think this is the best competitor to the Apple TV and its way damn cheap. You have a Netflix subscription? Well, now you can get those movies straight to your TV instead of waiting for them in the mail. Sounds like they have about 10,000 movies ready to go, with more always being added. You just buy the $100 box and if you have a Netflix subscription, you’re ready to rock. Pretty rad, check it out here.
They said it couldn’t be done. Thank goodness no one listened to what they said and after years of research, they done did it. Gods bless us, everyone of us. The possibilities are endless now… Buy canned baccon here. (via Thrillist)