September 2011
dudes in a room
dudes in a room
yay, 'allie' is finally in the world!!! →
gomerch.com
if you only knew how many times this year i’ve listened to this song. a lot. A LOT. yayyyy
Also, re Grooveshark.
That “Emotional Bag Check” site was the first time I used Grooveshark. Is Bob Marley getting the fraction-of-a-penny royalties for me hitting “play” on “Don’t Worry, Be Happy”? How can the site pay royalties and be “legal,” as the techblog Grooveshark buttlickers out there constantly claim, if it has such basic errors?
Today in lessons: People sure do get bugs up their asses when satire hits too close to home.
I thought the Onion thing was pretty right on in a “let’s take recent developments to their logical conclusion” way. I mean, come on.
“Maybe I couldn’t get a writer out of bed in the morning, but the readers could,” he said. “They’d be emailing in the morning saying, ‘Where are the posts?’ The page-view system panders to a writer’s giant narcissism in a way that no manager ever could.” →
observer.com
in my case it was ‘crippling fear of getting fired,’ just fyi
just watched five incredibly satisfying minutes of 'days of our lives' while eating lunch
to the point where i said ‘yesssssss’ when i first glimpsed matthew ‘jack deveraux’ ashford on screen
"I pushed him down onto the bed, grabbed a donette from the package (which I had slyly hid on my night table), pulled down his boxers, and…" →
cosmopolitanmagazine.tumblr.com
Today’s ‘I thought this was satire but it was really real’ media for women comes to you via Ally.
ossie is a wise man
the internet and all -isms are actually about telling people to be exactly like you and yelling at them if they’re not
