Month: March 2012
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Angel does stuff. – Bwahahahaha! Nice one. Somebody with a David Boreanaz cutout is having lots of fun imagining what Angel is up to these days. My personal favourite is the late night snack attack. Sophomore year we had Jerry Maguire and Darth Vader cutouts in our dorm room. I can’t believe we didn’t think…
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Favorited today on Twitter: thedailymeal: What Is… Beef Stroganoff?: It may be a throwback to the ’50s, but it’s a classic http://t.co/8mhph3N6 You can follow me here.
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Shared today on Instagram: Beautiful Moroccan Fish Tagine, courtesy of the Snook. #paleo Edited to add: If anybody want the recipe, this is it.
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Motherf**kin’ Bike – Terribly rude song, but also hilarious. Represents just about all cyclist stereotypes. (I especially liked the use of the ukulele.)
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Rachele Gilmore’s 100 MPH Fastball | MetaFilter – This post isn’t actually about baseball; it’s about opera. There are two YouTube performances linked there that you should watch. The first is an aria as performed at the Met by a star at the top of her game. It’s wonderful. The second is the same aria…
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Favorited today on Twitter: CHOW: Sous vide cooking in plastic wrap is cool, but is it safe? http://t.co/JKL7mzTF LaughingSquid: Unicorn Farts Lip Balm http://t.co/vqVM1aC2 You can follow me here.
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Lolita cover redesigned | MetaFilter – I know it’s not meant to be sexy, but I knew a guy at Notre Dame who had memorised the first paragraph of Lolita… and it was breathtaking. He later joined the priesthood. I’m not kidding.
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Shared today on Instagram: Gorgeous day. Red lippie. Bazinga.
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“The Ink Ceiling” – My company Sitback has another mention in the media! They’re loving us these days. This one is about tattoos in the business environment (yes, really) and my boss Paul is quoted. I can’t remember if I noted the tatts when I met him, but I do think they’re pretty cool. I…
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TweetAngel Will Call Your Small Business About Negative Tweets – I can see where you might think this was an awkward stupid idea… but I know people who are afraid of the Internet. People who talk about Twitter the way you imagine some 1950’s authority figure to talk about rock and roll. I’ve no doubt…