i don't know where to put this so i'm putting it here

http://www.good.is.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/letmetellyou-dfklf.jpg

The End

kinda funny

http://www.fubiz.net/2009/05/07/star-wars-week-end/

a new release in my inbox, <3 this title

Macho Cat Garage - Crash The Cat

great anti-war campaign

it sounds nice, looks nice

http://sfappeal.com/business_tech_re/2009/05/sfmoma-sculpture-garden.php

who doesn't secretly love art theft?

http://www.bicyclebuiltfortwothousand.com/info.html

oh hell yes this is going to be cool
http://www.prairiemod.com/prairiemod/2009/05/frank-lloyd-wright-lego-sets.html
http://www.lego.com/en-US/architecture/default.aspx?domainredir=lego.com

ahaa

6:45 PM
Bitterness To Be Classified As a Mental Illness
from Slashdot
by samzenpus

Some psychiatrists are trying to get excessive bitterness identified as a mental illness named post-traumatic embitterment disorder. Of course this has some people who live perfect little lives, and always get what they want, questioning the new classification. The so called "disorder" is modeled after post-traumatic stress disorder because it too is a response to a trauma that endures. "They feel the world has treated them unfairly. It's one step more complex than anger. They're angry plus helpless," says Dr. Michael Linden, the psychiatrist who put a name to how the world works.

uhh

but i'm mentally ill!@

prescription for mm?

silly but cute. mainly i like the colors.

http://www.jellotime.com/

also cute:

http://www.popcornpainting.com/

lol noguchi table made out of skateboards

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ouxxa0eFam8/SiSMtk0PO4I/AAAAAAAAC6A/Cwg7emMhz_8/s400/tokyo_lounge_table.jpg

http://www.dd.chalmers.se/~joherik/photos/2009/tetris.jpg

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/table/2009/jun/03/everyday-design-classics

another impassioned diatribe:

http://smashingtelly.com/2009/06/08/tv-is-moving-to-the-web-in-the-wrong-way/

ns: milo

ps: thank you, it's good

whaddaya tink? xpost

i like this picture, but i don't know where to put it.

http://user.good.is.s3.amazonaws.com/community/patrick/2086524231_098aa2cb1f_o.jpg

i thought cousin joe's girlfriend Liz was in love with me but after tonight i'm thinking no

who wouldn't love a guy named buttimore

"pretty sure that's the wind and not the rain
though they sound the same."

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_mqkTpWUXx4o/SkAo4VTKQ7I/AAAAAAAAF7c/ixfLU-OaO_M/s1600/Ice-Cream-Bars.jpg

:( not found

"you remind me of someone i haven't met yet"

dont wa t to clutter the location log so...... when we passed through malta the otherday i said "malta milk balls". offhand and then DL said "it is on the milk river" and we all went WHOOOOOAAAAAA

++, all y'all

lol? maybe if someone else posted it:

http://www.thingsididlastnight.com/

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2466/3679900782_70f3b1e046.jpg

things i have gotten on my t-shirts today:

apricot juice
choco ice cream
sweat
dirt
salt water
leaves
dead bug

this is awesome:

i'm hitting them with my schaffel stick they won't even know what to do

― lxy, Thursday, July 9, 2009 8:26 PM

:)

bump this thread every time a co-worker wears the ugliest acid-washed jean vest you could imagine

the words alone are vile and hideous to read

chinese rockabilly lesbians???

is that what your co-worker is dressed like today?!

naw just a girl on the bus

i was j/k silly

omg 10cc sucks assssssssss

is listening to them like walking in the rain and the snow when there's nowhere to go and you're feeling like a part of you is dying?

Y

i hope the knowledge that i pulled that lyric out of my jr high school memory bank makes you feel a little better. if nothing else you should feel happy knowing that, unlike me, you don't have shit like that rattling around in your head.

yikes
we're playing the jack.fm guess the song game and i just beat them to Hot Chocolate

that sounds fun except for the part about having to listen to terrible songs

we've been guessing who they might play next and WEIGGLEY GOT IT!! U2 unfortunately

“The renewal of life is the great theme of our age, not the further dominance, in ever more frozen and compulsive forms, of the machine. And the first step for each of us is to seize the initiative and recover our own capacity for living; to detach ourselves from the daily routine to make ourselves self-respecting, self-governing, persons. In short, we must take things into our own hands. Before art on any great scale can redress our lop-sided [technology], we must put ourselves in the mood and frame of mind in which art becomes possible, as either creation or re-creation: above all we must learn to pause, to be silent, to close our eyes and wait.”

– Lewis Mumford, 1951