February 2009
January 2009
“Dear President Obama,
Here is a list of the first 10 things you should do as...”
– “This American Life” #372: The Inauguration Show. (via fishy) (via inauguration)
A Hilarious Misunderstanding
during the already monotonous lectures I’m attending for Winter Quarter, a light and humorous quip can always make me giggle a little no matter how big or small. yesterday in my Interpersonal Communication lecture we started learning about this hypothesis that basically revealed how the Innuit culture has more than 50 different words for “snow” ergo our experiences shaped our...
“…and then I decided to change my plot to Afghanistan…”
– girl on a bike next to me at the stoplight
…..what could you have possibly been talking about?
“I don’t know, shopping just makes me feel good.”
– girl sitting next to me in CMN 134
what???? shopping? really?
Watchdenying the brilliance of this live performance would most certainly be blasphemous.
if you do, you just lost 5 Cool Points.
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This Must Be the Place [Naive Melody] // Talking...
WatchSony Bravia has done it again! it’s such a simple concept: scout a location with monochromatic buildings in a country teeming with vibrant colors and build an incredible dominoes run made of those very colors. just genius.
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Watchok, who doesn’t like play-doh bunnies?!?
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Watchthe second Bravia ad. shot in Glasgow, Scotland! fret not, environmentalists, it’s all water-based biodegradable paint.
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Watchtake note!!! they use absolutely NO special effects. true story.
Sony Bravia’s “Colour Like No Other” ad campaign has got to be one of my favorite project series I’ve seen so far. they managed to come up with such innovative ideas for presenting color and the raw impact and potential of it. in reality, they’ve created commercials [which, in all honesty, I’ve...
Cigarettes and Coffee // Otis Redding
sometimes I...
“I will not play at tug o’ war.
I’d rather play at hug o’ war,...”
– Shel Silverstein, Where the Sidewalk Ends
there’s something so great and yet so simple about Shel Silverstein’s poems. they’re always honest and creative. what more could the budding mind of a child need? buy all of his books. buy them.
