I'm Tim. I'm 27. This is some random shit, mostly links, things that appeal to me. I live in Pittsburgh, I watch sports and was in Iraq with the Army. I go to Pitt. That's about all.
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All posts from November 19, 2008
somebody gimme a reblog, molls doesn’t follow me :(Hey Jerkface Maybe Alex does. now stop :( and get in our bed (this is phil collins related because we didn’t see his original american psycho transcription)
It was my donation to this little Phil Collins Phrenzy.
my 80's childhood has been relieved. next week can we do a nickelodeon flashback? guyz?
Better old-school Nickelodeon show: Danger Mouse or You Can’t Do That On Television?
(via capitalize)
Soldier standing on pile of rubble & looking at ruined church on crest of captured height of Montfaucon (northwest of Verdun) after Americans drove Germans out from it during WWI.
Location: Montfaucon, France
Date taken: 1918
“Reviewing Chinese Democracy is not like reviewing music. It’s more like reviewing a unicorn. Should I primarily be blown away that it exists at all? Am I supposed to compare it to conventional horses? To a rhinoceros? Does its pre-existing mythology impact its actual value, or must it be examined inside a cultural vacuum, as if this creature is no more (or less) special than the remainder of the animal kingdom? I’ve been thinking about this record for 15 years; during that span, I’ve thought about this record more than I’ve thought about China, and maybe as much as I’ve thought about the principles of democracy.”
—Chuck Klosterman, in his review of Chinese Democracy. (via bg5000) (via jaimeleighfairbrother)(via bmichael) (via soupsoup)
peterwknox:(via themattsmith)
Olly Moss keeps it awesome, as usual.
Eric Joyner Explores The World of Robots & Donuts | Laughing Squid
this is how the apocalypse will start. giant pink robots destroying San Francisco with donuts.
Bacon Bloody Mary Poster
We wish we had a saloon in our neighborhood like this…
from Kathryn Yu
Milton Greene’s Flawless Eye: Style: vanityfair.com
Marilyn Monroe in Los Angeles, 1956.
