September 2009
my favorite thing in quite some time.
Steve Nash was visiting China for a variety of reasons over the last week or so. This past weekend, he decided to get in on some pick-up basketball action in Beijing. …in disguise.
Afterwards, they played soccer. Sensational.
August 2009
WatchHe’s perpetually confused, surprised, inquisitive, and taken aback.
“I love babies. I think they are beautiful in all sorts of different ways. I try...”
– Michael Scott, from this episode.
Savannah: ok well i am blogged out
Savannah: its hard on your brain
Savannah: to like, write
Justin: that was eloquent
well it's comforting to know that not only can i... →
This also makes the future of the human race portrayed in WALL-E all the more accurate. Good work, science.
WatchIf I had a Tivo, I would be setting it.
“There is one word in American that says it all and that one word is “you...”
– Joaquin Andujar. There’s so much happening, here, I can’t put it into words (“American” or otherwise).
“Yes, money has been a little bit tight, lately. But at the end of my life, when...”
– Michael Scott.
this is simultaneously awesome and terrifying (for... →
Remember when I mentioned the prospect of this concept, the other day? Yeahhh. I guess someone wanted to show me how the sausage was made.
i'm totally in favor of people improving things. →
just like quiet riot did.
Reburbia was a design competition sponsored by the blog Inhabitat that aimed to find good ideas to improve/modify the suburban model of American housing. Well, the competition has ended. The winner was The Frog’s Dream, where abandoned McMansions and cul-de-sacs would be converted into ‘Living Machines’ wetlands that would serve as natural water purification systems. Neato.
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