May 2010
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omfg the bra size formula is not working for me and I can’t find anything that fits aaaaaarrrrrrgggggghhhhhh
April 2010
1 post
I really like the new LCD Soundsystem/ Listen @ http://www.lcdsoundsystem.com/thisishappening/
March 2010
3 posts
It feels like Thursday
Waiting for my ride home; glad it’s almost bicycle weather for me
Weinermobile @ shop rite Sun. http://tweetphoto.com/12953389
I fucking hate Comcast. The end.
February 2010
8 posts
Reindeer meatballs. It’s what’s for dinner.
There he is. :) http://tweetphoto.com/12129803
wow, this sucks, my dog died last night. I am completely engulfed in grief. At least he’s not suffering.
Chillin @ Haven Skate. http://tweetphoto.com/11973729
Oh Canada
All day software training? Really? Sweet jebus. And there are no snacks here :(
Best email subject today from an HR publication: “Nothing irks like jerks at work”
January 2010
1 post
I just lasted all of 45 seconds watching Mama Mia. Yucko.
December 2009
2 posts
My name has been made of Might! What will thy name become? http://makememighty.ca/?n=755193eaffdfce466e11009fecff69864cf762de #makememighty
Burn Notice marathon today on USA. guilty pleasure.
November 2009
1 post
RT @ProfBrianCox: Everyone can follow LHC start-up by following @CERN
October 2009
4 posts
New yarn store in New Haven: Knit New Haven, 26 Whitney Ave. Yay!
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September 2009
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“September: it was the most beautiful of words, he’d always felt, evoking...”
– Alexander Theroux, 1981
At the American Museum of Natural History,... →
For anyone considering going into the business of manufacturing traditional textiles using the filaments extracted from the spinnerets of the golden orb spider of Madagascar, here are a few guidelines to keep in mind:
The largest spiders, the females, can grow to about the size of a small adult human hand, with hairy stiletto legs and the ability to eat large, flying insects.
Only the females...
The $20 Theory of the Universe - Esquire →
WHEN IT COMES TO THE LANGUAGE OF MONEY, credit cards are nouns. Dull, concrete, limited by rules and restrictions and creepy fine print, credit cards have all the élan of aluminum foil. Personal checks—the coward’s stand-in for cash—are ugly and static pronouns. But a twenty-dollar bill, now, that’s a thing of beauty. Nothing static about a twenty. Used correctly, a...
