i think i may love our new device CP-300 (post cards, stickers, wallet cards, etc...)
pizza, pizza
"I'm a greenie now, because we've screwed up the earth without giving anything back to it," he said. "We've got to figure out new ways to burn less fuel."
Carroll Shelby on his OX2 engine
Carroll Shelby on his OX2 engine
"ralph"
champagne cork wire chair contest
file sharing eats itself.
This is so damn good. I just remember I ordered a piece of pecan pie to go this morning at breakfast and it's still out in the truck. I am so damn hungry.
Hey that's pretty cool the photolog jim. You can't post to the site directly from the phone can you? because that would be the ultimate.
new video: paris does snl (cameo)
I just went outside in my socks and shirtsleeves, yeah pants too, to see what 18 degrees feels like and boy let me tell you...
Last night on DVD I watched the 1945 Best Picture--The Lost Weekend, with Ray Milland (drunk writer who doesn't write) and Jane Wyman (adoring, helpful, and apparently un-dismay-able) girlfriend.
Most of the action centers around this guy trying to get soused, looking for hidden bottles, and avoiding his loved ones. The music behind this action is that horrible forties high-pitched horror music, which really grates on the nerves after awhile, but is proabably accurate to feelings leading up to delerium tremens.
The opening scene pans the NY skyline from left to right and the closing scene the same view from right to left. The left most building I recognize as the Chrysler building, and maybe there is the Empire State in there as well but I don't really recognize it as that. Anyway, great skyline shots depicting a scene that obviously has changed in the last fifty years, I can't imagine for the better, architecturally speaking.
Most of the action centers around this guy trying to get soused, looking for hidden bottles, and avoiding his loved ones. The music behind this action is that horrible forties high-pitched horror music, which really grates on the nerves after awhile, but is proabably accurate to feelings leading up to delerium tremens.
The opening scene pans the NY skyline from left to right and the closing scene the same view from right to left. The left most building I recognize as the Chrysler building, and maybe there is the Empire State in there as well but I don't really recognize it as that. Anyway, great skyline shots depicting a scene that obviously has changed in the last fifty years, I can't imagine for the better, architecturally speaking.
heard steingarten on npr discussing it must have been somthing i ate / just advised by my mom she's getting some turducken roll for X-mas diner. yum.
Vanishing Point
Life in the emptying Great Plains.
Life in the emptying Great Plains.
new minibio of dario argento from senses of cinema as part of their great directors series.
grimes on grimes
brat out of hell
Joe Dressner on the Alias full moon dinner. Get your spot now.
A great night out was had by six of us crammed into the tiny but fantastic Bar Jamon (Mario Battali and Andy Nusser's new joint on 17th Street and Irvington). They are due to open a bigger place next door but for now get great Spanish wines and delicious small things and feel like you are somewhere else.
not a new article but smells good from here. those new yorkers sure have it good. ill have to get up there some time.
"I believe I speak for at least 90% of pub owners in Dundee. Burberry has become the badge of thuggery."
