posted on 12.11.09

copycats:

I’m Yours by A Little Boy With a Ukulele
originally by Jason Mraz
(via kogibbq)

Oh wow, this is saccharine…but in a good way. I’m amazed that he can actually finger the chords — there’s no way I’d’ve been able to do that at his age, I don’t think.

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posted on 12.10.09
ohryankelley:

A Day In The Life Of The Internet
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(via: geekologie)

Whoa.

ohryankelley:

A Day In The Life Of The Internet

Click through for full-size.

(via: geekologie)

Whoa.

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posted on 12.7.09
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inthefade:

Prince Ali - From Disney’s Aladdin

So maybe after getting a whole bunch of Broadway musicals this weekend I also got the music to a bunch of Disney movies. Want to make something of it?

This is one of my favorite Disney tunes. I love the idea of entrance songs, like a song that plays whenever you walk in the room (I think I mentioned before mine would be MC5’s Kick out the Jams). This - this is the epitome of all entrance songs.

Prince Ali!
Amorous he! Ali Ababwa
Heard your princess was a sight lovely to see
And that, good people, is why he got dolled up and dropped by
With sixty elephants, llamas galore
With his bears and lions
A brass band and more
With his forty fakirs, his cooks, his bakers
His birds that warble on key
Make way for prince Ali!

I used to love to sing this with my kids. One of the highlights of our last Disney trip was the Aladdin parade where we go to see this performed. It was spectacular.

Ok, back to your regularly scheduled rock and roll.

YES.

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posted on 12.7.09
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kaytee:

Bruce Springsteen- Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town

This always comes in at #1 on Q104.3’s list of Top 10 (or whatever number) Classic Rock Christmas Songs. I love it!

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posted on 12.7.09
sharpless:

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There are a few Christmas traditions that must be upheld each year in my family. One is watching It’s A Wonderful Life. Another is watching Dylan Thomas’s A Child’s Christmas In Whales. Another is having a buffet-style family “feast” on Christmas Eve.
And another is watching this film. It’s funny, sure, but it also beautifully captures an ideal Christmas atmosphere, from the soundtrack to the scenery to even the sweaters Kevin wears. All-around, a surprisingly beautiful, touching film. Where two burglars are mutilated horribly by an eight-year-old.
And Buzz? Your girlfriend. Woof.

Home Alone and its sequel — as similar to the original as it is — are two of my all-time favorite Christmas movies.

sharpless:

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There are a few Christmas traditions that must be upheld each year in my family. One is watching It’s A Wonderful Life. Another is watching Dylan Thomas’s A Child’s Christmas In Whales. Another is having a buffet-style family “feast” on Christmas Eve.

And another is watching this film. It’s funny, sure, but it also beautifully captures an ideal Christmas atmosphere, from the soundtrack to the scenery to even the sweaters Kevin wears. All-around, a surprisingly beautiful, touching film. Where two burglars are mutilated horribly by an eight-year-old.

And Buzz? Your girlfriend. Woof.

Home Alone and its sequel — as similar to the original as it is — are two of my all-time favorite Christmas movies.

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posted on 12.7.09

junglejustine:

As a kid, I was bullied by girls. I think that’s why I don’t have many girl friends aside from a handful of people that I hang out with regularly.

It’s also a reflection of my lack of trust for any and all people. I want trust people but I’m so jaded and have been since I was in the 5th grade and learned how shady women can be. I don’t say this for people to feel badly because of course, I’ve long moved on from the childhood tribulations. But psychologically speaking, this is why I think the way I do, now. I’m so uncertain of people.

Knowing that there is a circle of people that talk about me now, makes me sick to my stomach. Apparently people don’t change in adulthood. But I suppose it doesn’t matter. It really baffles me when people that make it a point to uphold their image as smart, respectable women can act so immaturely.

Meh. I live my life by this credo: You do you, and fuck the haters.

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posted on 12.6.09

agentmlovestacos:

“The Tick” animated series is in my top 5 favorite shows of all time. And this episode is easily one of the best of the series. Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight is a fountain of hilarity, overflowing with quotable goodness. The first scene, in the car? Amazing. Gah. Watch, watch, watch.

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coyotesqrl:

doublejack:

An object at rest cannot be stopped!

— The Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight

I could watch this 5 minutes of animation over and over again. 100% Pure Awesome.

(The good stuff starts at about the 1:00 mark.)

ARB for The Tick.

ARB for TheTick ARB.

Oh man, I used to watch this show all the time as a kid. Genius.

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posted on 12.6.09

exclamation:

A glass bottle will disappear if you fill it with glycerin and submerge it in glycerin, because glass and glycerin have similar refractive indices. (via neatorama)

MIND = BLOWN

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posted on 12.6.09
pinksage:

kari-shma:

© Kristi (via Beauty in Everything - Photography)


*sighs longingly*

pinksage:

kari-shma:

© Kristi (via Beauty in Everything - Photography)

*sighs longingly*

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posted on 12.6.09
christr:

(via fuckyeahsubs)

Man, what a great episode.

christr:

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Man, what a great episode.

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