Too short, weird, funny, sad, mean or geeky for the mothership.


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Jul 3, 2009
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Andy Warhol had it wrong. Now that we’re living in the future, everyone isn’t famous for 15 minutes. We’re each famous with 15 people.

— Sonia Simone, on Copyblogger


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Jul 3, 2009
@ 8:21 am
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ROBOGEISHA! (via Mike the Knife)


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Jun 27, 2009
@ 7:11 pm
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Lovely.

via List Of The Day


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Jun 25, 2009
@ 3:57 pm
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RIP. What a day, what a day, what a day…


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Jun 25, 2009
@ 3:00 pm
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At the end of the day bravery is a series of pretty mundane actions.

- Privilege: Risk And What To Do About It


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Jun 25, 2009
@ 1:37 pm
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RIP, Farrah.


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Jun 24, 2009
@ 1:43 pm
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“Mrs. Fellini.”
Well, little lady did a few things.
But in 1964, in mainstream media, yeah, she was “Mrs. Fellini.”
If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There’d Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats

“Mrs. Fellini.”

Well, little lady did a few things.

But in 1964, in mainstream media, yeah, she was “Mrs. Fellini.”

If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There’d Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats


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Jun 23, 2009
@ 1:03 pm
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glass:

Keep being AWESOME!A passive aggressive note from the carnivores to the vegans. (via Joe)

glass:

Keep being AWESOME!
A passive aggressive note from the carnivores to the vegans. (via Joe)

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Jun 23, 2009
@ 8:22 am
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mrgan:
A hilarious, genuinely 1950s card I found in a thrift store and sent to Christa back when we were wooing each other.

mrgan:

A hilarious, genuinely 1950s card I found in a thrift store and sent to Christa back when we were wooing each other.

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Jun 22, 2009
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lonelysandwich:

“One is the Loneliest Sandwich” by Andrew Fulton
Crisis of data/identity-loss averted, but cartoonist Andrew Fulton has depicted with incredible precision what my past three days of non-connectedness have felt like.
via flickr/andrewfulton

lonelysandwich:

“One is the Loneliest Sandwich” by Andrew Fulton

Crisis of data/identity-loss averted, but cartoonist Andrew Fulton has depicted with incredible precision what my past three days of non-connectedness have felt like.

via flickr/andrewfulton