November 16, 2009
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November 15, 2009
frictionlesssuperfeet:

Probably my favorite picture on the internet.

Oliver Cromwell is probably the biggest piece of shit ever. Due to my intense dislike of him, I even named my last beer after him (sort of). It was an English Bitter, and on the label it was called Rowdy Roundhead, but I always referred to it as Cromwell’s Cunt Juice. That being said, this picture was hilarious.

frictionlesssuperfeet:

Probably my favorite picture on the internet.

Oliver Cromwell is probably the biggest piece of shit ever. Due to my intense dislike of him, I even named my last beer after him (sort of). It was an English Bitter, and on the label it was called Rowdy Roundhead, but I always referred to it as Cromwell’s Cunt Juice. That being said, this picture was hilarious.

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November 11, 2009

Was that a racist bear joke? I love my work.

  • Rob 2: Where was that picture on your desktop taken Rob?
  • Rob1: That's me on top of Mt. Marcy.
  • Rob 2: Was that a solo ascent?
  • Rob 1: It was.
  • Rob 2: That must have been lonely.
  • Rob 1: The furious masturbation combats the loneliness.
  • Rob 2: Did you bring peanut butter so the bears could help?
  • Rob 1: Sure. They are just black bears. They're gentle little guys.
  • Rob 2: Yeah, just watch your wallet.
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November 8, 2009
J, Larry David is basically you just Jewier and old.

~Me

I was hanging out with J watching Curb Your Enthusiasm when it struck me how similar they were.

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November 5, 2009

J was Rick Moranis for Halloween. As such, he was extolling the glory of the Jews to me. This happened at some point during his rant.

  • J: When the pharaohs wanted the pyramids built who did they call? Not the Muslims. Not the Christians. The Jeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwsssssssssss.
  • Me: Tell me you didn't just make a reference to pre-Jesus Christians.
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November 4, 2009
GPOYW: I don’t usually get in on these, but I rather liked my costume this year edition.

I threw this together in the last few days before Halloween. I was pretty proud of my Sherlock Holmes. I also managed to solve the mystery of P-Flem’s missing shoe. I make a bitchin’ detective. Just saying.

GPOYW: I don’t usually get in on these, but I rather liked my costume this year edition.

I threw this together in the last few days before Halloween. I was pretty proud of my Sherlock Holmes. I also managed to solve the mystery of P-Flem’s missing shoe. I make a bitchin’ detective. Just saying.

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November 3, 2009
shadeofgrey:

This is how my cat sleeps. With his tongue out. Because he has a big nose and a parrot face and it gets a giggle out of me every time.

Add this to the list of adorable things cats do. Right next to where Natalie’s cat lifted the corner of the blanket and cuddled up next to me under it when I slept over there this weekend. Cute as heck.

shadeofgrey:

This is how my cat sleeps. With his tongue out. Because he has a big nose and a parrot face and it gets a giggle out of me every time.

Add this to the list of adorable things cats do. Right next to where Natalie’s cat lifted the corner of the blanket and cuddled up next to me under it when I slept over there this weekend. Cute as heck.

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October 25, 2009
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mattgorman:

Cursive - I Couldn’t Love You

It took a while, but the new Cursive album is finally growing on me.

I had the same issue with this album. It took a bunch of listens through for it to really grow on me. But now I’m pretty in like with it. I do miss the obnoxious, over the top horns from Happy Hollow though. But I guess they wouldn’t quite fit with the overall sound on this album, so perhaps it’s for the best.

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October 23, 2009
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kevinslane:

morefunthanbeingsad:

welcometothisblogbitch:

copycats:

Paper Planes by The Da Vincis
originally by M.I.A.

Ok, I already know what you’re thinking… another Paper Planes cover? I know… I know. (Hey, at least it isn’t MGMT or Kings of Leon, right?) But this one is really, really great. These three 17 year old kids from Jackson, Mississippi really get music. It’s catchy, it’s pretty funny, and I’m pretty sure you’ll dig it even if you hate the original. By the way, they’re releasing their debut LP, See You Tonight on Tuesday.
indieandyy

Reblogged after approximately 20 seconds of listening. Awesome.

i lol’d as soon as i heard the vocals

Great stuff, especially the chorus

Better than the original? You bet your ass it is!

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October 22, 2009
retropolitics:


flutterknife:

One Nation Under God
It’s a tiny bit uplifting (and I’m neither an American or a Christian) and very very creepy. I’ve never before noticed a resemblance between Thomas Jefferson and Lucius Malfoy, but it cannot be unseen. Also, the Vietnam-era Soldier near him reminds me of Philip Glass.
The link identifies every face in there - some of which is very broadly informative and interesting and charming, and some being disturbing. And I don’t mean Jesus holding the U.S. Constitution, which is worrying in itself! I notice that the party on the right there includes Satan, a Smug Evolutionist Professor, Liberal News Reporter, Mr Hollywood, a pile of bills including Roe vs Wade, and I’ve already mentioned Satan.
I should probably feel a little angry about this painting which is oh-so-skilled and friendly and quite misguided, but it has Theodore Roosevelt and Benjamin Franklin in it, so I guess it is okay. Thomas Paine is cool too, and I like how he doesn’t seem to be damned to hell for his antireligion. But mainly Roosevelt.

I prefer this roll-over version. There is also this version and this [very bloody] version.




This gets a reblog for two reasons. The first is that it’s just plain funny to me. I love when people try to make a point through art but don’t really know much about the subject they’re painting and come off looking stupid. I’m a bit of an asshole, so this makes me laugh. Also the sheer Lovecraft-iness of that last link in the previous reblog would have earned it a place on doodlesanddroolpuddles all by itself. I heart H.P.L.

retropolitics:

flutterknife:

One Nation Under God

It’s a tiny bit uplifting (and I’m neither an American or a Christian) and very very creepy. I’ve never before noticed a resemblance between Thomas Jefferson and Lucius Malfoy, but it cannot be unseen. Also, the Vietnam-era Soldier near him reminds me of Philip Glass.

The link identifies every face in there - some of which is very broadly informative and interesting and charming, and some being disturbing. And I don’t mean Jesus holding the U.S. Constitution, which is worrying in itself! I notice that the party on the right there includes Satan, a Smug Evolutionist Professor, Liberal News Reporter, Mr Hollywood, a pile of bills including Roe vs Wade, and I’ve already mentioned Satan.

I should probably feel a little angry about this painting which is oh-so-skilled and friendly and quite misguided, but it has Theodore Roosevelt and Benjamin Franklin in it, so I guess it is okay. Thomas Paine is cool too, and I like how he doesn’t seem to be damned to hell for his antireligion. But mainly Roosevelt.

I prefer this roll-over version. There is also this version and this [very bloody] version.

This gets a reblog for two reasons. The first is that it’s just plain funny to me. I love when people try to make a point through art but don’t really know much about the subject they’re painting and come off looking stupid. I’m a bit of an asshole, so this makes me laugh. Also the sheer Lovecraft-iness of that last link in the previous reblog would have earned it a place on doodlesanddroolpuddles all by itself. I heart H.P.L.
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October 19, 2009

frictionlesssuperfeet:

dent2:

janaki:

Cover of “Kids” by MGMT

this is amazing, janaki.

This is really pleasant sounding, but she looks so sad the whole time.

I agree with both parts of that statement.

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