Margaret Sanger Square
My first Yaktrax run! (at Fairlawn)
If I have to have a cold, I prefer it to look like this outside than sunny and 70.
I glue my boobs. Now you know.
Dirty Projectors covering Usher’s “Climax.”
Does anyone know the name of the peripheral Olga is playing? I want one.
YES! They Might be Giants iphone app is HERE! Brand new, free and with a different song every day. Get it here bit.ly/Wl9fGw and yes we are working on an android version too.
This app works great on ipads too.The VERY FIRST time you use it, you should be in standing still in a place with great wifi–that way it can load in all five songs in a flash with no hickups. After that you should find it is SMOOTH SAILING and BUG FREE.
If you LIKE the free app, and really want to help the band out, give us a positive review with five stars at iTunes. That stuff really matters evidently.
Evolution of Dial-A-Song…
(via acomicbookgirl)
Dinosaur Jr. sounds just as vital and intense as it did when it first formed 28 years ago. Hear the brawny rock trio play tracks from I Bet On Sky on World Cafe.
Photo: Brantley Gutierrez
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Judgments, Provocative Photo Shows Skirt-Length Decency Levels on a Woman’s Leg
You’ll find me between cheeky and flirty.
Downton Abbey Character Name Guide
Just jumping in to Downton Abbey? Or just bad at remembering people? Here’s the fastest, simplest character primer.
I hope this helps.
Carson, my love.
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I am on a quest to visit every MLB Park during my lifetime. And recently, going through the app section on my phone, I came across the MLB At the Ballpark App. It tells you what park you are close by, you can check in at the park, figure out where the closest ATM is located and even buy the at-bat songs. One feature that is “Coming Soon” even allows you to order food and drinks from your seat…
Can’t wait to try this one!!!!
Reblog if your boobs are magical.
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One reason people’s aversion to poetry sometimes passes over into strong annoyance, or even resentment, is that poems steal our very language out from under us and return it malformed, misshapen, hardly recognizable…
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Dan Chiasson on poet David Ferry’s beautiful thefts: http://nyr.kr/WtVe8C (via newyorker)
It’s true. Poets are jerks.
(Source: newyorker.com, via newyorker)
