Terrible Things!: Archive

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J.D. Salinger's neighbor reminisces on living next... →

Jan 29th

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Jan 29th

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Hangry

Me: Let's get dinner. Now.

John: only if its pee steaks

Jan 28th

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Jan 27th

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Jan 27th

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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2010-1-24) →

The Sonics (45) Air (13) The Jam (11) Pixies (6) The Hives (6) Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

Jan 27th

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Download Skinny Legs' Free EP, "Recognize Your... →

Jan 26th

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Jan 26th

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Elvis Costello - “Welcome to the Working...

Jan 26th

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andreainspired: Cassis Orange - “Listen...

Jan 25th

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The David Cross and Spike Jonze Comedy Pilot Has... →

Jan 25th

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Jan 25th

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All-dude party-time after a long night at...

Jan 25th

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Jan 23rd

My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2010-1-17) →

The Clash (12) Belle and Sebastian (9) The Lawrence Arms (4) Ben Gibbard (3) LCD Soundsystem (3) Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

Jan 22nd

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Jan 22nd

The 4 Big Myths of Profile Pictures →

syntheticpubes: or: How to Maximize the Effectiveness of Your Bathroom Mirror Self-Portrait Unnngnggggnngg…it is impossible to overstate the awesomeness of OkCupid’s ongoing data mining operation, even though this cheat sheet will surely upset the natural balance.

Jan 22nd

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“My, my, what a week it’s been, eh? How to keep track of all the fast and...”

– - The Bitter Dregs, blog of my once college professor

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Jan 21st

Review of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"... →

youmightfindyourself: Visiting an old people’s home, I walked down a corridor on the floor given over to advanced Alzheimer’s parents. Some seemed anxious. Some were angry. Some simply sat there. Knowing nothing of what was happening in their minds, I wondered if the anxious and angry ones had some notion of who they were and that something was wrong. I was reminded of the passive ones while...

Jan 21st

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