January 2010
15 posts
“And around here, we celebrate with slap bracelets.”
– WheezyWaiter, in this YouTube video, single-handedly renewing my interest in slap bracelets.  NEVER FORGET.
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Jan 21st
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The 2010 Tournament of Books →
Hosted by The Morning News and debuting in March.  Apparently, there is a “Zombie Round” at some point.
Jan 20th
From the NY Times Op-Ed Archives: Conan O'Brien... →
Written by Conan O’Brien. (via kayfabe, markn)
Jan 18th
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Blue Monday →
January 18 is the most depressing day of 2010.  I guess I should shut down the impromptu dance party in the laundry room and go back to bed.
Jan 18th
“Pants should be vertical, not horizontal.”
– Put This On
Jan 16th
RE: A Game to Play
I typed this entire list in December but decided not to post it for [very boring reasons].  However, everyone* is playing the “spell out your first name with your browser’s auto-complete responses” game tonight, so I’m going to one-up everyone and include the full alphabet: addictinggames.com • brizzly.com • google.com/calendar • dailybooth.com • new entry at...
Jan 14th
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“Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra, and then suddenly it flips,...”
– Matt Groening (via sniffyjenkins, hurtling) This was one of three quotes I submitted to be used for my senior yearbook in high school.  I think the yearbook staff picked the one about death instead.
Jan 13th
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Picturing the Last 10 Years →
The past decade charted out in pictures.  (Did you know that ironic mustaches became a fad in 2006?  Or that our primary fear in 2003 was “everything”?  Now you do.)
Jan 11th
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Jan 7th
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Richard and Ulysses
emilyelisabeth: U-L-Y-S-S-E-S (7) S-I-M-P-S-O-N (7) G-R-A-N-T (5). R-I-C-H-A-R-D (7) M-I-L-H-O-U-S (7) N-I-X-O-N (5). Each name has a total of six syllables. Should you keep reading or did I just blow your minds? Both were notorious drinkers. Right handed Republicans. Both served as lieutenants in the first war they fought in. Both served two presidential terms. Each followed a President...
Jan 7th