geekfight ::
For anybody still unsure about their Valentine’s Day options, here’s one more to consider.
Wait a minute… It’s not *really* PhP500 to check out Finally Found, yeah?
via barnsisnoble ::
1) Shugo Tokumaru - musician
2) Haruki Murakami - author
3) Shigeru Miyamoto - video game creator
4) Takeshi Yasutoko - agressive inline skater
5) Takeru Kobayashi - hot dog eating champion
This guy could potentially become my second favorite person on Tumblr, if he keeps this up.
via notsofriendly :: skiptothend ::
some of our best decisions are those which are made in a snap.
I suppose Michael LeGault would probably beg to differ. But then again, he often comes across like a dismissive, condescending prick anyway, so fuck him.
Brian Cox teaching a 2 year old Hamlet’s soliloquy.
Dear hypothetical children, this is your future.
miss-choi ::
And now I’m actually considering procreation, just so I can do this to my future progeny. My children will be reciting “to be or not to be” and air-guitaring to “Enter Sandman” before they can walk.
Procreation? There’s no reason why you couldn’t attempt to do this with a child fashionably adopted from an impoverished region. You’ll be chic and socially conscious!
(Unless, of course, you’re a biological determinist like that.)
via wehaveseentheenemy ::
Sputnik, Junkie, and Heima.
Sputnik, Junkie Shop, and Bookay-Ukay (especially their zine and CD selection) for me.
I wonder about the corresponding figures, in the local context, where taxes and even operating expenses (utilities, etc.) don’t work quite as transparently or efficiently as they do in the US.
Regardless, The 3/50 Project seems like a worthwhile initiative to get consumers to recognize the economic and political implications of their shopping habits.
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Please reblog!
For the benefit of those who stopped following the GeekFight Tumblr page. (And really, after months of inactivity, I wouldn’t blame anyone for doing so.)
geekfight ::
Because somebody had to make one, eventually!
via majorleagues ::
Everybody Hurts? Really? Great song choice, douchebags.
Also: Great cover. A true testament that everybody hurts.
“Everybody Hurts” (except Michael Stipe’s accountant). Disappointing, but not exactly a surprise.
Scrappy underdogs FTW?
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