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Jun
22nd
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Iced Chai

lovepuppy:

At 88 Orchard. Delish. 1960’s french cover musique in the backround. La la la…

They make the ice cubes in their iced coffee out of iced coffee! It’s genius!

Jun
18th
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emphasisadded: tesslynch: (via byepolar) I take this very seriously.

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tesslynch:

(via byepolar)

I take this very seriously.

Jun
15th
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streeter:

giancarlofiorentini:

Lin Manuel Miranda from “In the Heights” came by to star in this Hardly Working with some of “Freestyle Love Supreme.” They don’t give Tony’s away for nothing.

Also featured are Freestyle Love Supreme members UTK and Shockwave.  Amir and I caught their show at Comix last month and it was one of the best comedy shows I’ve ever seen.  If you ever have a chance to see them live I gaurantee you won’t regret it.  You might even like it.

This is awesome.

Jun
13th
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guardianofgimcracks: jessicalindsey: Ok, this is the cutest thing I have seen in my entire life.  How come I can’t ever think of things to do like this? Click through to read the whole story. I totally love this invite. So I wanted to read the whole thing and it turns out their reception was held a few blocks away from where I live! I had my junior prom at DCCA! Such a cool venue.

guardianofgimcracks:

jessicalindsey:

Ok, this is the cutest thing I have seen in my entire life.  How come I can’t ever think of things to do like this?

Click through to read the whole story.

I totally love this invite.

So I wanted to read the whole thing and it turns out their reception was held a few blocks away from where I live!

I had my junior prom at DCCA! Such a cool venue.

Jun
8th
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soupsoup: acewepeel: Zack Morris on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight!. Apparently MPG did the whole segment in character (via @jimmyfallon) This is must see TV.

soupsoup:

acewepeel:

Zack Morris on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight!. Apparently MPG did the whole segment in character (via @jimmyfallon)

This is must see TV.

Jun
2nd
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soupsoup: mopostal: (via inothernews) LA Conan is pretty good so far—but I’ll always miss NYC Conan

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mopostal:

(via inothernews)

LA Conan is pretty good so far—but I’ll always miss NYC Conan

May
24th
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Why are you the way that you are? Honestly, every time I try to do something fun or exciting you make it… not that way… I hate so much about the things you choose to be.
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Michael Scott, The Office (via jessicachu)

All time fave Office quote.

May
20th
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frangry: Delicious. I met him a few years ago, right after the Notebook came out. He seriously could not have been nicer.

frangry:

Delicious.

I met him a few years ago, right after the Notebook came out. He seriously could not have been nicer.

May
19th
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grapefruite: adeandabet: Jesse and I saw “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” this weekend.  Aside from the dreaminess of the main actor, Benjamin Walker (above, in white shirt), the show was fun and thought provoking.  Perfect? Naw, but for $10 it was definitely worth it.  Check out this excerpt from the glowing NYT review: “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” — which runs through May 24 as part of the Public LAB season and, at $10 a ticket, is one of the best bargains in town — plies that sensibility to evoke the oohs and ouches of a new country’s growing pains. (The first lyric of its first song: “Why wouldn’t you ever go out with me in high school?”) And its scrappy, two-fisted title character (played by the lean, mean Benjamin Walker) is presented as the perfect national avatar of the period: an angry, enthusiastic and very hungry overgrown boy with a need for instant gratification and a whopping sense of entitlement. Oh! yes, read about this on the train this morn - good to know! One of my teachers from fall semester is in this! I didn’t realize it was playing in the city…

grapefruite:

adeandabet:

Jesse and I saw “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” this weekend.  Aside from the dreaminess of the main actor, Benjamin Walker (above, in white shirt), the show was fun and thought provoking.  Perfect? Naw, but for $10 it was definitely worth it.  Check out this excerpt from the glowing NYT review:

“Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” — which runs through May 24 as part of the Public LAB season and, at $10 a ticket, is one of the best bargains in town — plies that sensibility to evoke the oohs and ouches of a new country’s growing pains. (The first lyric of its first song: “Why wouldn’t you ever go out with me in high school?”) And its scrappy, two-fisted title character (played by the lean, mean Benjamin Walker) is presented as the perfect national avatar of the period: an angry, enthusiastic and very hungry overgrown boy with a need for instant gratification and a whopping sense of entitlement.

Oh! yes, read about this on the train this morn - good to know!

One of my teachers from fall semester is in this! I didn’t realize it was playing in the city…

May
4th
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90 people get the swine flu and everybody wants to wear a mask. A million people have AIDS and no one wants to wear jean shorts.

sharingtime:

Kaytee pretty much nails it.