February 2009
January 2009
After sex behaviour by sign
Ahem.
As a Scorpio, I know it should read “Perhaps I should untie you… KNOT.”
sistermarymartha:sedatedm:
Scorpio: Perhaps I should untie you…
Via
Taurus: I’m hungry - pass the pizza…
Of course, I am hungry all the time so I don’t know if it really means anything. As a matter of fact, I am hungry right now!
To those of you already in February: no spoilers,...
:-)
I can hear my mom on the phone with relatives in...
Bisayan, eh? YAY!!!
inconsistent:
I don’t understand Bisaya, but when I hear you saying my name and then laughing really, really hard, I GET IT.
“I just thought of a perfect name for your band: ‘Mercy Flush’.”
– Turk, Scrubs
snuh:
Bell Biv DeVoe: Poison
12 Oddly Specific Museums Preserving Our History →
isopod:
Number one? The SPAM museum.
Minnesota’s a funny, funny place.
money.
fishy:
I just tranferred a ton of money from one account to another so I can pay rent and tuition. I’m taking a moment to stop and stare at the pretty numbers in my checking account. They’ll be gone in about five minutes, but right now I feel pretty rich.
I wish I could “like” this post like 719 times. Reblogged for truth, and for the smile it provoked. :-)
Dear Meat Loaf: After "Paradise By The Dashboard...
“the trouble with the world is that it’s always one drink behind.”
– humphrey bogart (via oldfilmsflicker)
“A lot of the Sixties people ended up not really accomplishing what they set out...”
– Steve Jobs, from a Feb. 1985 interview in Playboy Magazine
(via unalone)
Playboy interviews Steve Jobs at 29 →
unalone:
This is an astounding interview. Jobs, young and innocent and unaware that he’s about to be kicked out of Apple, talks about Apple and the future of the industry. There are too many gems. Jobs introducing a computer to a kid at a celebrity-filled party:
Two other party guests wandered into the room and looked over Jobs’s shoulder. ’Hmmm,’ said the first, Andy Warhol. ’What is this?...
'Immortal' Jellyfish Swarming Across the World →
benjaminstein:
Whoa! I wonder if this is how the scientists at Puppy Recycling have been doing it?
Also, this is the most horrifying thing I’ve ever heard. I seriously think we should set aside part of the US stimulus package to keep this gene sequence away from the monkey robots…
(Link via kirindave)
“It’s rare that you see an artist in his 30s or 40s able to really contribute...”
– Steve Jobs, interviewed at 29. He’s one of the rare few. (via unalone)
