frakintosh:

Awesome people being awesome.

(Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores diplomatic role)
Reblogged from FRAKINTOSH
slaughterhouse90210:

“…She thinks, for the hundredth time, that in their emotional life all these intelligent men use a level so much lower than anything they use for work, that they might be different creatures.”—Doris Lessing, The Golden Notebook

slaughterhouse90210:

“…She thinks, for the hundredth time, that in their emotional life all these intelligent men use a level so much lower than anything they use for work, that they might be different creatures.”
—Doris Lessing, The Golden Notebook

Reblogged from Slaughterhouse 90210
frakintosh:

fuckyeahchrishardwick:


“So @janetvarney & I picked winners for our mashup costumes contest: Goldie Hawn Solo & Luke Skywalker Texas Ranger http://yfrog.com/3dtb2cj”




I give up. This is too good.

frakintosh:

fuckyeahchrishardwick:

So @janetvarney & I picked winners for our mashup costumes contest: Goldie Hawn Solo & Luke Skywalker Texas Ranger http://yfrog.com/3dtb2cj

I give up. This is too good.

Reblogged from FRAKINTOSH
newyorker:

A Zumba cartoon of the day.

newyorker:

A Zumba cartoon of the day.

Reblogged from The New Yorker
I always take more pleasure in liking something than in disliking something. That’s not to say there aren’t some things that deserve to be liked and some things that deserved to be disliked, but I’m never fond of disliking something. The lesson I’ve learned is to be wary of those who are. The ones who seem to think that being critical is the same as having good taste. Those people almost never have good taste, so their opinions don’t matter. There’s no particular sophistication required to be a critic. We know this, because children often dislike foods they learn to love as adults. So, even if what you’ve done isn’t so great, just remember that those who can’t say so with grace, those who seem to take pride in criticizing you, their opinions don’t matter. It may very well be that you’ve created a masterpiece, and they’re just children. If you can learn to be a fair judge of yourself, you won’t feel the need to rely on other people’s opinions.
laphamsquarterly:

The three Lapham’s Quarterly editors are heading to Asbury Park this weekend to helm a table and two panels at All Tomorrow’s Parties. 
Come say hi, pick up a tote bag, the latest issue on “The Future,” and a wink and a smile from us. We’ll be reporting on the scene all weekend—you know, in between Public Enemy and the carousel rides. 

Just based on the picture (and remembering one that I took a few years back from further back in the crowd, from the opposite side of the stage), this has to be the Flaming Lips.

laphamsquarterly:

The three Lapham’s Quarterly editors are heading to Asbury Park this weekend to helm a table and two panels at All Tomorrow’s Parties. 

Come say hi, pick up a tote bag, the latest issue on “The Future,” and a wink and a smile from us. We’ll be reporting on the scene all weekend—you know, in between Public Enemy and the carousel rides. 

Just based on the picture (and remembering one that I took a few years back from further back in the crowd, from the opposite side of the stage), this has to be the Flaming Lips.

Reblogged from Lapham's Quarterly