July 2008
tumblelikeyougiveadamn:
BLYGAD HEARTS MUSIC...
June 2008
"Taylor, Hoiberg, and McHale demeaned themselves... →
Picking sides between Sid the Salesman and the T-Wolves front office? No thanks.
amazon.com's facebook profile for finding cheap... →
I just bought Barry White’s greatest hits.
she’s angry “because I know that — because Boing... →
In cycling the person racing ahead of everyone else has to work the hardest. The person behind has an aereodynamic advantage from the drift, meanwhile the rider ahead has to work as much as 35% harder. That’s a great metaphor for everything — especially in technology. The leader is always the one who sweats the most. Because everyone can see where he is heading, but he can’t turn around to look at...
Day Two of the Total Recall being at Wizard World... →
the list of bars in st paul that will be open late... →
weigh the cheap drinks v. the getting beaten up by the raging police cops
the rules inside the writer's rooms of popular tv... →
none of the broadcast networks' June 24 or 25... →
Dorkus Rainbow pants stuffs Eric Nigg into the... →
other winners here
Watchs4xton:
The smokestack goes away. Video captures this a lot better than a most of those photos floating around do and Nick was there to catch it. Wow these people were up early. Good morning! [via]
the largest softball tournament in the world now... →
Some have hinted that the Jeune Lune board was too... →
Don’t mess with the Rohan summarizes the last moments of the theater of the young moon.
“Fortunately for my health and yours, however, it was at that precise moment that...”
– as we all do, Michael Fallon celebrates Robyne Robinson in his assessment of the city+institutions arts discussion
Light posting today and tomorrow, since I’m eating rhubarb pie and playing horse shoes in North Dakistan.
Chillin at the summit movie screening. The free beer really helps with how got it is go the brewry
Watchhahahahaha
A report in the “Arts, Briefly” column on Tuesday... →
be an extra in an Edison Highschool commercial →
local boys Solid Gold start to pick up national... →
Ten Questions Not To Ask A Social Media Panel →
“I spoke to a woman that had worked in publishing, and she mentioned that her...”
– CP interviews Megan Hustad
l'etoile plans your weekend →
Oh shit! Now it’s cops on horses!
Just saw a cop fly by on a three wheeled segway. Big time wtf.
The old guy in front of me on the bus is doing curls with his backpack
Sarah Glassman takes a look at ladies... →
Even thought the Minnesota Monitor Independent...
Yeah, STrib video is pretty whack, but Rand almost... →
“When reviewing the album Late Registration I gave the album a not particularly...”
– The Quietus recounts Kayne
To get it out there, I’m rolling on the Ice T side of the beef. I also hope Shaq keeps rapping because he’s one of the (unintentionally) funniest people alive.
Twin Cities Postcard Club →
The Kent Hrbek ALS Bass Fishing Tournament 2008 →
On June 8, the media watchdog site Media Matters... →
there's been a break in the burger photo case! →
Breaking: Top Walker curator Vergne to leave for... →
An interview with a...
Right up front, this is one of my all-time favorite posts.
New York Mag—who, btw, runs more game than just about anybody in the business these days—has an interview with a young lady who wrote a successful blog while working at a strip club and whose blog+stripper success led to a book deal.
But not the young lady you’re thinking of, a different one.
Ruth Fowler’s memior (hey,...