March 2012
33 posts
Coffee and Regret: I have this pent up energy and... →
coffeeandregret:
I have this pent up energy and excitement, and anxiety that I can’t explain and can’t seem to release no matter how much I go out and how many shows I go to. It’s this desire to live and enjoy, and almost “make up” for lost time and sadness. I don’t mean “get fucked up” or hook up with people or…
Lol teenagers are so cute.
FIRST PAYCHECK @ NEW JOB FEELS SO FUCKING GOOD
February 2012
42 posts
WatchTwo white boys hopped up on beer courage decided to test their limits on Jersey Transit.
Best part was the janitor smoothly sliding out of there right before it popped off.
WORLDSTAR!
HEY EVERYONE TURN YOUR ADBLOCKERS OFF TOMORROW AND...
Nat Turner: There are two ways to increase ROI →
I agree with Invite founder Nat Turner on the fundamental part of his argument that cost cutting can boost ROI as much as creating “value”. My only concern with focusing on lower costs is that it ultimately (and literally) leads to a lowest common denominator mindset.
It’s definitely a mindset thing, there are no real right or wrong sides, but it can’t help but feel...
3 tags
“It reminds me of the “bike to work” movement. That is also portrayed as white,...”
– Comment/response left on the Racialious post “Sustainable Food & Priviledge: Why is Green always White (and Male and Upper-Class)” »BOOM! (via tobia)
CRACKA ASS CRACKAS
WatchDMX interview on the Breakfast Club
I miss DMX type of aggression in popular music. So many gems in this one.
Grantland: The headline, the tweet, and the unfair... →
“A career of deflections and rationalizations leaves a residue.”
More insightful writing from Jay Kang.
6 tags
2 tags
WatchMore 雎曉雯 being adorable
2 tags
3 tags
“But the idea had breasts, and so it had legs.”
– Vice on Russia’s titillating political marketing
More here: http://motherboard.vice.com/2012/2/6/putin-s-porn
4 tags
Fortune: Nike spent $800M on "nontraditional"... →
To adapt to their consumers’ behavior, Nike has shifted their marketing from top-down TV-focused mega media buys into digital efforts that allow for a social connection between their customers through Nike products.
As Nike CEO Mark Parker explains, “Connecting used to be, ‘Here’s some product, and here’s some advertising. We hope you like it. Connecting today is a...
Eunji Lee: Evangelical Korean
EL: north koreans are not my people
EL: theyre a differnt breed
JL: says who
EL: says I
EL: plus
EL: theyre super dark
EL: south koreans arent dark
EL: we're pale
EL: pale as ghost
JL: rofl
JL: can i quote you on this
EL: which makes us different koreans
JL: im going to quote you
EL: i encouraging quoting the truth
4 tags
6 tags
“It’s important to not hawk over Linsanity with that much vigilance;...”
– Jay Caspian Kang on #linsanity, race and America.
All I can say is: Amen.
“Leading your life by saying yes is much richer than saying no and being safe.”
– William Shatner on the theme of his new one-man show on Broadway (via NYT)
the park bench.: The Internet is becoming a... →
Holy… Jocelyn is so next level with her everything. Respect.
theparkbench:
I have noticed a trend in all recent redesigns of Facebook and Twitter: layers.
The growth of the Internet is comparable to the growth of a city. When we run out of horizontal real estate, we begin to build upwards.
The new overlay tweet design:
The new Twitter profile overlay…
WHITNEY HOUSTON DIED?! (via MSNBC) →
NBATV commentators are incredibly boring.
iamamirhasan asked: Sweeping generalities are very dangerous. I don't think all black people are openly racist to Asians. When i was 10 years old a woman drove by me and my little sister and yelled "I hate niggers". I don't think she was a representative for all white people, so please don't assume Spike Lee or the woman at Penn Station are representatives for all blacks.
“There’s Broadway and then there’s BROADWAY. The former is a long, twisty,...”
– Andy Greenwald of Grantland explains the difference between the two Broadways.
Hollywood is New Jersey with Celebrities: Jeremy... →
Jay Kang absolutely slays it with this piece on current sports sensation Jeremy Lin. Lin’s taken over the large majority of sports and Asian-American (not mutually exclusive after all!) conversations the past few days. It will be hard to grasp if you’re not yellow yourself, but Kang’s piece is a great place to start.
The only part I don’t agree with is relating to Lin....
4 tags
9 tags
