February 5, 2010

My Parents, 1973 //

Oh my Goodness:

F.T.W.

bbook:

FINALLY! We’ve found Waldo. And to think of all places… 76 Putney High Street, UK. Hell, if I was Waldo I’d at least be chillin’ on the beach. (hint- try street mode)

bbook:

FINALLY! We’ve found Waldo. And to think of all places… 76 Putney High Street, UK. Hell, if I was Waldo I’d at least be chillin’ on the beach. (hint- try street mode)

February 4, 2010
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LOOK AT THIS STUD //
Sweet Lord, he’ll charm your pants off. And Winnie? Cold hearted. Still America’s sweetheart, 15 years later.
And now i’m a Jets fan.

(via nedhepburn)

LOOK AT THIS STUD //

Sweet Lord, he’ll charm your pants off. And Winnie? Cold hearted. Still America’s sweetheart, 15 years later.

And now i’m a Jets fan.

February 3, 2010

Complaint #569

whitewhine:

What do you mean you don’t accept AmEx?

-Whine by @annalough

February 2, 2010
The troubled former star’s South Carolina house was burgled, with thousands in memorabilia taken, including Wilt Chamberlain-signed shorts and a Tupac handwritten lyric sheet. Someone made a G today but they made it in a sleazy way
Deadspin’s Barry Petchesky on former NBA star Jayson (sic) Williams’ recent tiff with karma.
Vince Vaughn and Fonzworth Bentley are singing ‘We are the World’ for Haiti.
Pic via LA Times

Vince Vaughn and Fonzworth Bentley are singing ‘We are the World’ for Haiti.

Pic via LA Times

February 1, 2010
Melissa, 6 month’s from now //

Melissa, 6 month’s from now //

January 30, 2010
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Have you ever had to bite your tongue for a year and a half? //

There’s a point at 31:40— after a House Republican from West Virginia asks for her party’s proposals and ideas on health care to be taken more seriously, in which the President responds with a more thought out, nuanced answer than I think anyone would have thought he’d be able to answer so thoroughly. It was the type of answer that should hopefully manifest some concrete answers for health care in the future. Do watch. Go on.

BBJ in Baltimore

YOU’D THINK THIS THING WAS A BOLSHEVIK PLOT

Toward the end of the response, President Obama becomes candid in what i consider his most honest moment since the inauguration, and says something that’s probably been eating away at him for a majority of the past 13 or so months.

Obama: The way these issues are being presented by the Republicans is that this is some  wild eye’d plot to impose huge government on every aspect of our lives.

The fact of the matter is that many of you, if you voted with the administration on something, you’d become politically vulnerable in your own base, in your own party. You’ve given yourself very little room to work in a bipartisan fashion because what you’ve been telling your constituents is that this guy’s been doing all kinds of crazy stuff to destroy America. And i would just like to say that we have to think about tone- it’s not just on your side, it’s our side as well. This is part of what’s happened in our politics.

We’ve demonized the other side so much that when it comes to actually getting things done, it becomes tough to do. ENDS RESPONSE

Moderator: Doctor Tom Price from Georgia, and then possibly one more if your time permits, Mr. President.

Obama: You know, I’m having fun. This is great.

Granted, these were House congressman and not some of his most noteworthy peers in the senate, but nonetheless:

If someone asks if you want extra mayonnaise, you have to say Yes, because that’s part of it.

Here’s The LA Time’s James Oliphant’s take: Facing off with his fiercest critics: House Republicans

January 28, 2010
Returning to New York, the lean, dark-haired Salinger pursued an intense study of Zen Buddhism but also cut a gregarious figure in the bars of Greenwich Village, where he astonished acquaintances with his proficiency in rounding up dates. One drinking buddy, author A.E. Hotchner, would remember Salinger as the proud owner of an “ego of cast iron,” contemptuous of writers and writing schools, convinced that he was the best thing to happen to American letters since Herman Melville.
I’ll reblog this every single time I see it //

Via Refinery29

I’ll reblog this every single time I see it //

Via Refinery29

slaughterhouse90210:

“You must learn to forgive a man when he’s in love. He’s always a nuisance.”  — Rudyard Kipling, The Light That Failed

This picture… What a stud.

slaughterhouse90210:

“You must learn to forgive a man when he’s in love. He’s always a nuisance.” 
— Rudyard Kipling, The Light That Failed

This picture… What a stud.

January 27, 2010
sparkleneelysparkle:

TIMELY!!!
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 Absolutely //

sparkleneelysparkle:

TIMELY!!!

(IMAGE SOURCE)

 Absolutely //