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Browse: Home › 2012 › November › 16 › Stuff I found while looking around

Stuff I found while looking around

2012/11/16

- Glem Fletcher: Steam

- Mr. Rogers auto-tuned. SOMEONE PLEASE HOLD ME.

- What is it with these impeccably curated tumblr blogs?

- Thirty covers by Jacques Touchet for the French magazine Ridendo, c. 1934–40

- My crush on Nate Silver:

I know that you’re openly gay but that’s fine because we can just hang out and you can say things like “I think that Harry from One Direction is 73% cuter than Louis although Louis is 21.8% funnier than Harry and my model predicts that they would both really like you, Emma, even though they both look 100% like Kristen Stewart, only less rugged.”

- Youtube duet: Miles Davis improvising on LCD Soundsystem: no editing or other tricks, just 2 youtube videos played at the same time.

- When clients’ dumbest requests become art

- Dumb Ways To Die

- Gay men will marry your girlfriends

- An infographic of the most commonly misunderstood lyrics in music

- Abandoned Suitcases Reveal Private Lives of Insane Asylum Patients

- Gustavo Almodovar

- A guide to legal marijuana use in seattle

- “Well, Richard. You know when all is said and done it makes good toast.”

- Nation Horrified To Learn About War In Afghanistan While Reading Up On Petraeus Sex Scandal

- HOLY GREAT BALLS OF FIRE

- Pops and Clicks: a limited-release series of six short stories, each numbered and hand-stitched into its own screen printed jacket. The newest project by Matthew Allard who is one of the funniest people I follow on twitter and has one of the most beautiful feeds on Instagram.

- Animal cheat sheet

- Oh my god oh my god oh my god. This is for you, Cami.

A few of my favorite recent tweets:

If you can’t decide whether to play trumpet or make perfume, then you’ll never be truly great at either. That’s the problem with butts.

— Geoff Barnes (@texburgher) November 12, 2012

Well don’t yawn if you don’t want my finger in your mouth lady I don’t know.

— Snorklhuahua (@weinerdog4life) November 11, 2012

Four out of five dentists talk shit non-stop about that fifth dude.

— aaron blitzstein (@BlitznBeans) November 11, 2012

Not to talk shit but I took a sip of my neighbor’s breast milk from their fridge and it tasted nasty.

— Jocelyn Plums (@FilthyRichmond) November 11, 2012

never gotten the amount of cheese grated on my pasta I want in a restaurant because I feel guilty when the waiter starts looking fatigued

— three toes (@superseded_man) November 10, 2012

Nothing more confusing than when you and someone you don’t respect love the same movie.

— Alex Baze (@bazecraze) November 10, 2012

It was an asshole move to put the tomato in the fruit family.

— Dr. Jeff (@nerdfaced) November 10, 2012

No thanks, the word “Twilight” not followed by the word “Zone”

— Ari Scott (@ariscott) November 15, 2012

My go to question in job interviews whenever they ask if I have any questions for them is, “What was this for again?”

— Jen Statsky (@jenstatsky) November 7, 2012

My little sister is bringing her black boyfriend to my grandparents’ house for Thanksgiving so I’m bringing popcorn and a comfortable chair.

— Chase Mitchell (@ChaseMit) November 14, 2012

Posted in Daily | Tagged Gustavo Almodovar, haunted toaster, LCD Soundsystem, Links, Matthew Allard, Mr. Rogers, Nate Silver, stuff I found, tweets

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