Posts for Friday, 4 April 2008

nsx: Wanderlust - bjork.fr Le site francophone sur Björk

nsx: Wanderlust - bjork.fr Le site francophone sur Björk

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nsx: pink typewriter (via anniebee)

nsx:

pink typewriter (via anniebee)

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tmblg: robhuebel: I heard that Steve Martin used to give these to people who asked for his autograph. He seems like a nice guy. I pay people to ask for my autograph. And then I pay them more to be rude to them and not give them one.

tmblg: robhuebel:

I heard that Steve Martin used to give these to people who asked for his autograph. He seems like a nice guy. I pay people to ask for my autograph. And then I pay them more to be rude to them and not give them one.

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nsx: Vintage Photographs - Bohemians in New York

nsx: Vintage Photographs - Bohemians in New York

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Wikihistory

This (story) is the message board of a bunch of time travellers from the future. 

Apparently it’s against the rules to kill Hitler. 

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nsx: 詞牌名: 吞精子。

nsx:

詞牌名: 吞精子。

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nsx: Vintage Photographs - vintagephoto @ 2008-04-04T20:55:00

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Vintage Photographs - vintagephoto @ 2008-04-04T20:55:00

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dirtyworld: Vintage Monopoly Cards Illustrations from Parker Brothers’ Monopoly before the advent of the Rich Uncle Pennybags character. [via]

dirtyworld:

Vintage Monopoly Cards Illustrations from Parker Brothers’ Monopoly before the advent of the Rich Uncle Pennybags character.

[via]

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dirtyworld: Mike Van Eaton has unearthed the original art to a rare Looney Tunes promotional book from 1939 - apparently created exclusively either for motion picture exhibitors or merchandising licensees.

dirtyworld:

Mike Van Eaton has unearthed the original art to a rare Looney Tunes promotional book from 1939 - apparently created exclusively either for motion picture exhibitors or merchandising licensees.

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More important than the events of the past is the promise of the future.

This phrase, tossed off by John McCain in a speech regarding the subprime bailouts, may seem like empty politician-speak, but it perfectly sums up what frustrates me about the election. Those who wish to talk about our problems are portrayed as negative nellies. This refusal to admit defeat, this inability to take responsibility, this saving of face is destroying us. And McCain’s the least guilty.

This is ultimately why Ron Paul lost. He was the only candidate with anything to offer other than the oratorial equivalent of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’”.

(via colestryker)

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You’re absolutely right, Cole. I’ve noticed that other every candidate is basically giving high school graduation speeches except for Dr. Paul, who actually understands economic policy, among many other things.  (Not just a bunch of “this is not the end, but the beginning!”  “we have hope in hope itself!”  Uh yes, would you mind telling me what your solutions are, and why we’re in this mess?) He gave a wonderful speech last night at Pitt and… I guess the photo speaks for itself. And yes, they did have bomb-sniffing dogs.

You’re absolutely right, Cole.

I’ve noticed that other every candidate is basically giving high school graduation speeches except for Dr. Paul, who actually understands economic policy, among many other things.  (Not just a bunch of “this is not the end, but the beginning!”  “we have hope in hope itself!”  Uh yes, would you mind telling me what your solutions are, and why we’re in this mess?)

He gave a wonderful speech last night at Pitt and… I guess the photo speaks for itself.

And yes, they did have bomb-sniffing dogs.

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I really like this photo. But then again, you probably knew that. [vintage photo]

I really like this photo.

But then again, you probably knew that. [vintage photo]

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