January 2012
5 posts
“Make good stuff, then make it easy for people to buy it. There’s your...”
–
Jonathan Coulton, definitively. (via merlin)
jonathan coulton might make some stupid music sometimes, but he really has a point here. convenience is the number one factor for me. i have to really like your stuff to go out of my way to obtain it, so making it easy for me to obtain is a better...
i am really digging m. g. martin’s work today. from “in utero i read roget’s thesaurus”:
in high school i spent days walking
fire island with an oven on my head
begging for a date with a double gauge
or a dune buggy
r.i.p.
dr. gonzo sylvie plath & frank o’hara
just bought his One for None. stoked.
Bill Yarrow - My Books →
Quick, toss your books. The milk has turned.
tomorrow marks the beginning of my last full-time semester of undergrad WHAT.
listening to the suburbs and takin’ lines out of context:
now i’m ready to start, i’d rather not
i’m halfway through the new eugenides book, working on modifying a wordpress theme to look good so i have a personal site + blog that isn’t just a tumblr page (thinking about scrapping...
December 2011
2 posts
November 2011
6 posts
October 2011
5 posts
August 2011
11 posts
“Mr. Joyce’s indecency in Ulysses seems to me the conscious and calculated...”
– Virginia Woolf, via HTMLGIANT.
Watchdistorte:
Have never seen such a good explanation of cephalopod skin before. So cool.
completely nuts in the best way possible.
happy august. this here is some muggy weather...
July 2011
6 posts
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'a little goes a long way'
today i visited the art institute of chicago museum in chicago with my family. while in the gallery holding robert ryman pieces, three older women, probably in their late 50s or early 60s, entered and were loudly expressing their discontent with the contemporary art galleries.
‘a little of [the contemporary art] goes a long way,’ one said. ’i just can’t handle any more...
June 2011
2 posts
May 2011
7 posts
January 2011
2 posts
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December 2010
6 posts
That moment when you're reading a book and you...
snapesgrudge:
