Pretty much, yes.
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i think Oprah lost all that shame long, long ago.
(via kleptolovestory)
Oh yeah, I forgot about all that “The Secret” bullshit. I’ve been asking the universe to make Oprah cease to exist for years, and NOTHING.
Pretty much, yes.
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i think Oprah lost all that shame long, long ago.
(via kleptolovestory)
Oh yeah, I forgot about all that “The Secret” bullshit. I’ve been asking the universe to make Oprah cease to exist for years, and NOTHING.
This ubiquitous poster and indicator of substandard Caucasian interior decorating has a disturbing provenance. It was one of a series of three posters created by the British propaganda office during World War II, and the only one never displayed publicly.
“‘The others were ‘Freedom is in peril, defend it with all your might’ and ‘Your courage, your cheerfulness, your resolution will bring us victory.’ The government plastered Britain with those two posters. But it held back ‘Keep calm’ for even more upsetting circumstances.
“‘The plan was, it was to be displayed and it was to go up if Germany ever invaded [Britain].’”
It was actually a call for British citizens to submit peacefully to Nazi rule.
(via If The Lamp Shade Fits)
Pretty much, yes.
I like the song but I’m not sure if I’m so down with the “Frankie Goes to Hollywood and wears a shitton of eye-makeup somewhere in Shanghai vibe” going on. Can they even bring cocaine into China?
(Also, EMI Music? You suck for not allowing embeds.)
This pops up in my iTunes rotation every now and then. The first few bars always freak me out, and then I realize, “Oh, right, it’s THAT song.”
Abe Sauer connects the Eggers-to-Palin dots.
This freaking decade, man.
(via maura)
P.S. Do not ever read AHWOSG a second time after some years have passed. I liked it on the first read (when I was 22), but on the second read it made me feel simultaneously angry and bored.
(via fuckyeahad)
Oh, Mitchell Hurwitz, please make an AD movie.
I think one of the lamest contemporary television-series tropes has to be when an actress is crammed into a flimsy push-up bra and then the viewer is expected to believe all the other characters think she got an ooh-ah! ooh-ah! boob-job.
That episode had some other problems, too. Person 1 gives Person 2 an awesome gift, and Person 2 says PERSON 1 YOUR AWESOME GIFT IS COMING LATER and then panics because there is no awesome gift later. It’s an overused sitcom trope.
I think the weaker episodes should just try to have more Manny.
#modernfamily
After I sent a client a mockup with lorem ipsum as filler text:
It’s good but there is a weird language on the page. It will either need to be translated or removed.Is there a designer out there who hasn’t heard this?
Probably not. I’ve heard it often enough that I do my mockups like this: “This is what text will look like. Lorem ipsum…”