roomthily:

(via keatsandnewton)

Om nom nom nom.  Science is yummy.

Shirts ironed, ‘nilla Coke purchased, rice balls made.  The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo in my bag next to a few cliff bars.  Should be pretty much ready for to sit as an election judge for 15 hours tomorrow.

sexartandpolitics:

I’m thinking about putting this here blog on my CV. It’s not like anybody’s hiring me anyway.

I think I need to rework my resume to somehow include my little failbook project; seeing as in the past month the slowest day I’ve had with it has still been over 200 visitors and over 13,000 total in the past month.  That’s got to amount to at least a bullet point somewhere right?

In These Times Of Harsh Economy - Mark Mallman

I don’t think this track would feel too out of place on Cloud Cult’s The Meaning of the Number 8

sweetcaroline:

grace-notes:

Owl City - “Cave In”

<3

whereabout:

Hockey - “Too Fake”

Look out!
Cause I’m just too fake for the world
Oh, you know it’s just a game to me
Oh, I’m just too fake you see
Oh, I wish I didn’t have to be
But watch out!
I’ve got too much soul for the world
It’s breaking my heart in two
I’ve got too much soul for you
I don’t like it but it’s true

Favorite DS game ever.

whereabout:

Remember that time in 10th grade history when your teacher said you’d get extra credit for writing a review of the movie “Pearl Harbor,” and so you did, but instead of getting extra credit you got a note back on your review saying “Try again - missed the point.” even though you totally didn’t miss the point and the movie just really really really sucked?

Because I do.

Thanks in part to Team America: World Police I occasionally reference things in order of suckitude on the Michael Bay Scale,  It goes from 5 (The Island) to 2 (Bad Boys) to -1 (Transformers) to negative infinity (Pearl Harbor) to an even larger value of negative infinity (Transformers 2).

What I’m trying to say here is Michael Bay sucks, and so does Pearl Harbor.

How to survive a recession when you discover that your degree in Political Science isn’t worth the vellum it’s printed on.