December 2011
November 2011
So...
It’s no big secret that I like to write, even though I’m not very good at it. Putting words down on paper or pixels serves as a release on my bad days, and also helps me commit the better days to memory. It’s a win-win, as far as I can tell - well, except for the poor saps that have to scroll past my amateur-hour attempts at being creative.
Anyway, I guess I’m saying I...
Pretty sure I'm going to start selling my body to...
Just gotta decide if I want to go whole-hog and work a street corner for a 5D MK II, or just escort little old ladies to Christmas parties and make do with a Rebel T3 and a kit lens.
Listening to Emergency Pants at the same time I'm...
The internets are strange.
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Cool stuff
“Beyond the fancy letters that could go at the end of his name, this Walt Whitman fanatic is as humble as Tim Tebow, and fiercely loyal to his hometown. Both Jake and his wife are Pittsburgh natives, they live in the Greenfield neighborhood where is mother and his wife’s father both were raised. “We love it here,” Jake proclaims. And the grit, grist, and determination of an old steel mill...
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Off for a pint. Lock away yr lasses.
Real men are comfortable enough in their own skin...
If stoic guys flip your switch, it really doesn’t make a weeper like me feel any less manly. Honest.
Will the tabloids call it gorillathegreat or...
fuiru:
donchiefnerd:
Congratulations you two soon to be three who decided to become one.
J-Su.
You’re welcome.
Sushibel
Sigh
Dan Drezner:
During the 2008 US presidential election cycle, the respected journal Foreign Affairs invited the leading prsidential candidates from both parties to outline their views of world politics. All of them responded with essays that, one presumes, they at least read if did not write. This year, ahead of next year’s elections, Foreign Affairs has proffered the same invitation to the...
systemwise: Eat the Change You Want to See in the... →
leahreich:
I’ll get back to EHR, ethnography, and culture next week. This feels a little more important.
Last night I watched an episode of Chopped that made me cry. Four lunch ladies - who should rightly be called School Chefs - competed against one another. I wasn’t the only one who cried, either….
This is my friend Leah. I really like her a lot.
I'm pretty much pro-nakedness anytime.
At-Risk Protestors Must Meet Police Halfway
thecallus:
If you have heart issues, don’t ride roller coasters. If you have asthma, don’t hang around when police warn you (and they do warn you) that police are about to disperse a crowd with cans of pepper spray. I think the non-asthmatic can hold the vanguard. Pepper spray is not used by surprise. No one is being ambushed.
So, the First Amendment only applies to the healthy? That’s...
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Told or Known: Atheism is faith. →
whileyouweresleeping:
So let’s think about it dispassionately: what is atheism? Some define it as the absence of faith. I’ve certainly experienced it as a void, an empty spot where my spirituality would’ve been. However, if we stick to strict scientific reasoning, if we remain intellectually…
And I seriously doubt you’ll find a single atheist who is interested in disproving the...
Blaming the Victim. Literally.
Former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky’s first victim has been forced to leave high school during his senior year by classmates who are blaming him for Joe Paterno’s firing.
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beefranck replied to your photo: I live in a very photogenic city. Y’all should…
I think I will.
I’m totally holding you to this :)
