Great tunes, bro
(Via: srsly)
That really escalated quickly. I love how inept the security guards are throughout as well.
Video of the month! So many things to dicuss here, lets try and get through them:
- How did this even begin to start?
- How do these guys know so many dance moves?
- Were they aware that the homeplate Big East camera was filming this the entire time?
- Why is this the first time I’ve ever seen the pants in the arms, shirt on the legs handstand dance? Absolutely amazing!
- The group dance at 2:45 mark is great comedy. Golf clap indeed.
- How do so many guys on USF know how to get their Michael Flatley on?
All in all, a great—albeit long—video for the Memorial Day weekend. A hat tip to the UConn & USF baseball teams. Well done.
The Peanuts crew get into an awkward situation. Alls well that ends well, though!
The invention of the typographic smiley face :)
The level of self-aggrandizing in this essay cracked me up. “I probably was not the first person ever to type these three letters in sequence, perhaps even with the meaning of ‘I’m just kidding’ and perhaps even online. But I do believe that my 1982 suggestion was the one that finally took hold, spread around the world, and spawned thousands of variations.” Amazing.
Admission: I am 27 years old and I don’t know how to tie a tie. I consider that an accomplishment. (via delayprocrastinate)
Federer as Religious Experience
David Foster Wallace’s fantastic piece on Roger Federer for the defunct New York Times’s Play.
Guy Ritchie’s “Sherlock Holmes”. It looks promising, but I’ll hold my enthusiasm until I know which Guy Ritchie showed up to direct this one: The one that steals from Scorsese and makes hits or the one that doesn’t and makes snorers.
Vader has to stop trying to challenge hitters with his fastball. It isn’t working. However, C3PO is going to get a fastball into his side his next at bat if he keeps taunting like that.
This guy is EPIC. (via gagehuh)
Auto-tuning the news. This is pretty fantastic. I’ll take this over T-Pain and Kanye any day.
With all the work I’ve been doing—and with no end in sight—I might see this view firsthand. Kidding! Hey, where are you going?
