currently reading.
first listen of “Greatest Generation” from Wonder Years was wildly disappointing. they have substituted pop hooks for lyrics. a real shame.
just watched Loose Change on Netflix.
it’s always interesting to hear conspiracy theorists, their evidence and how they can jump from A to G in one move.
as always, some interesting evidence and certainly worth more investigating.
hello baby.
this has been a pretty hellish week. multiple cans of strongbow will be consumed tonight.
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Jenna Fischer on her bond with John Krasinski - Late Night With Jimmy Fallon - 5/6/13
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Metallica. For Whom The Bell Tolls. live in 85.
Cliff Burton is playing that fucking bass like it is a lead guitar.
this intro blows my mind every time I watch it.
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“If you put your mind to something… if you dedicate yourself no matter what you’re doing in any kind of art, if you’re living in an independent lifestyle… whether it be music, or photography, or art or painting or whatever… Obviously, you have to pay your dues and make a lot of sacrifices to continue doing something that you love. The fact of the matter is, If you just keep on trucking, and you keep doing what you believe in, every once in a while, something beautiful is going to happen that’s just going to rip your face off.” - Chuck Ragan
Watergate: The Video Game
Journalists: It’s the game you’ve always wanted to play. Forget finding Carmen Sandiego. In Watergate: The Video Game, you’re on the hunt to expose Richard Nixon’s corruption. Here, the real sleuthing happens through interviews, document acquisition and hard-hitting reporting. This is the best way to celebrate the Pulitzer Prize that the Washington Post received 40 years ago today for its coverage of the Watergate scandal.
OH SHIT SON.
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this is me from my friend Emma’s birthday night out a while back. that is before the first drink.
smooth criminal, no doubt.
Sky are assholes.
yas! fuck you, anita.
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What do network executives consistently get wrong in comedy? (x)
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