Kelsey Chobotar

2nd favourite hangover eats anytime we’re in seattle.

I’m really jumping on the Rock of Love bandwagon lately (…pun intended!)

sweethomestyle:

have a seat (via uhoh over)

Always Reblog Paul Newman

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Academy Awards Tonight!

SEASON 2!

HURRY UP!

COME OUT ON DVD!

I’m going through withdrawls :(

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mandyjanerose:

Don Draper

Did this actually happen? It’s like all the stars and planets aligned.

it’s perfect.

jennilee:

from is it really so strange - william e. jones

in an ongoing series of richly printed black-and-white photographs, william jones explores a self-organized “movement” of mostly latino southern california kids enthralled by morrissey and the smiths. (artform 2004)

making the connection between the smiths’ working-class, manchester-raised, ethnic irish experience and that of the sons and daughters of latino immigrants in southern california, is it really so strange? is the first documentary that allows the fans themselves to speak at length about their lives, their loves and their brief encounters with their idol.

So much leather and guns.

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2+ years later, I’m still totally addicted to this stuff.

jennilee:

ryan forester

loveeeee him

Interesting article…it makes me realize how much I forget about, but love, Showtime and its original series.

helloilikeyou:

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davidlook:

Woke up, fell out of bed / Dragged a comb across my head / Found my way downstairs and drank a cup / And looking up, I noticed THERE WAS THOUSANDS OF FUCKING PEOPLE OUTSIDE MY WINDOW!!!!

This makes me want to barf.  The thought of being packed into a crowd like that is enough to make me have a panic attack.  Ugh.

“In an amazing rare interview (from 2006), Alexander McQueen talks about being called a misogynist who doesn’t understand couture, how his work evolved to become more “poetic” and how fashion can be a lonely business.” (via Jezebel)

I could watch any/all of his shows over and over again, and continue to be entertained, amazed, and completely enamored by his creations.
Still sad today :(

tinycastles:

hanbanesty:

(Jirawat Maan Sriluansoi)

Lee Alexander McQueen | March 17, 1969 - February 11, 2010

I never knew he shared my birthday (or, I guess, I shared his since he came first).  :( Sad day for the world over.

mandyjanerose:

12 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC

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Awesome.  Somehow, I wish it was at Main & Broadway…

Fallout: New Vegas

Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs - Lil’ Red Riding Hood (1966)

The Meteors - Little Red Riding Hood (1988)

It’s a Meteors night tonight.

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J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 24

RIP

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This is too much.

via Oh So Coco

Can movie theaters even stock enough Mountain Dew to quench the thirst of the Juggalos that are going to descend upon this….thing?

James Perse makes furniture now, y’all!

Now instead of only having to save up for an over-priced t-shirt i’m going to have to save up for an over-priced couch too!

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I am SO sold on Mr. Lee’s General Store & Haberdashery bandwagon.

If your birthday is the next one on my list, expect to be receiving Whiskey Aftershave.

This is maybe the coolest and most useful website I have found in a long time.  I have no money, and no furniture, and this solves one problem without having to sacrifice the other!  Whee!

Seriously.  Check it out.  If you love furniture, but not the price, I’m sure you’ll find something like it on here.

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This one’s close to home! Whee!

alexandraaaa:

Season 2, Episode 1 “For Those Who Think Young”

THIS DRESS.

yes, please.

♡♡♡

These irresistible little guides to Seattle, Los Angeles, Vancouver, and Portland offer the answer in an innovative format that features two books in one. One side highlights the finest area restaurants for all moods and tastes; flip it over for an insider’s survey of the coolest small shops. Each book includes 96 restaurants and shops featured on doublepage spreads with fullcolor photos, a brief review, signature dishes or favorite items for sale, and addresses. Essential reading for both firsttime visitors and area residents, the EAT.SHOP.guides are sure to point the way to our cities’ finest and most memorable spots.

Every year they bring out an issue with 100 tidbits, ingredients, good meals, restaurants, products and more that they think deserve to be spotlighted. This year, though, the list is a little different. It was chosen by their readers — and the whole thing is online.

- Apartment Therapy

Alexander Wang at work

First, why?  Of all the CDs I had in my car, really?

Second, when I bought those i used all the money i had and the only thing i could afford for the rest of my trip in america was a burrito.  So, thanks for that.  It’s not like I really cared whether I owned them or not, obviously.

Finally, thanks for fucking up my window I just paid $300 to fix, less than a month ago.  Ace.  Really.

:(  :(  :(

towerofsleep:

Link Wray - fire and brimstone

towerofsleep:

Link Wray - falling rain

Link Wray is mostly known as the inventor of the power chord and the writer of a number of instrumental blues hits in the 50’s, but in 1971 he set up a three-track recording studio in a chicken coop and recorded an album of bluesy, backwoods country-rock with a folksy flavor and a few nods to his Shawnee ancestry. It didn’t go over well with his fans and remains mostly unknown, but for my money, it’s as good as any album that CCR ever recorded. Wray lost a lung to TB in 1953 and as a result, his singing voice is hoarse as hell — when he’s really belting it out, you can feel the effort.

If you want to download the whole album and read about why it reminds me of my Dad, you can go here.

outofhabit:

i’ve always been a fan of juxtaposed collages, and this by mark weaver are no exception [a part of his “make something cool every day” series]

[image via sfgirlbybay]

Whee! Our Christmas tree!

a greener guide to wrapping gifts (from the Japanese government)

A helpful wine pairing guide for the holidays