Tale as Old as Time.
Kanye West and Spike Jonez just trying to have a conversation.
Second Chances
Some words have been so misused that they’ve been shamed into near extinction from their original intended use; for instance, the word segregation. It carries so much baggage when all it means is to separate; the definition doesn’t specify that it has to be groups of people. Its time we breath new life into the word segregate. Instead of buying dividers for your binder we can start buying segregators. To help keep our folders organized, have the writing paper in front and the construction paper in back.
“Doing stand up is a lot like a first date. I’m super nervous, I need to come up with lies that’ll get you to like me and I’m probably not going to call you afterwards.”
“When someone asks me what I want to be in life, I tell them I want to be white, so Asian girls would want to date me.”
I wouldn’t trust the media
My Favorite Pic
Some of my choice photos from this weekend’s festivities spent in Lake Tahoe
this camera is so choice
this is why we have friends
“Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not”
This is not a John Hughes tribute. Its just a cool mash up and a catchy tune.
YouTube user avoidantconsumer recently posted a mashup video that combines scenes from 80s brat pack movies with Phoenix’s “Lisztomania”. In the video’s description section, she simply says, “this song just struck me as 80’s movie-ish. so i made it happen.”
I’m reposting this from http://epicfu.com/blog/
Girl didn’t know her Boyfriend went to Europe and hilarity ensues.
Koss PortaPro Headphones
If looks could kill, I’d be deaf.
…think about it.
That is to say, these headphones are pretty sweet. My second vmoda in-earbuds died again on my last week so I scoured the internet for a replacement. My office job allows me to play an mp3 while I work, so quality and comfort is what I was after in a sub $50 range.
This particular set of headphones has a two tier padding setup: one on your ear and one on your temple. They’re so comfy that you forget that you’re wearing them. The temple pad also has firmness setting for additional comfort.
Adjustable slider on the band have been known to get tangled up with people’s hair.
Sound comes in like a thread through a needle. They’re not sound isolators so if you’re out in public you may turn the volume up a bit higher than you would have to with in-ear headphones and sound does leak out, but you wouldn’t notice until someone visually grabs your attention.
The real seller of Koss PortaPro is the design. These headphones stand out without having to be garish or gimmicky. Fashion is about the future, Retro is about the past, but style is timeless. These headphones look as good today as they did in the 80s when the the company was born and will continue to look good for another 25 years and beyond.
heartbreak = hilarity
