This is a Facebook themed lighter right? (Taken with instagram)
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This is a Facebook themed lighter right? (Taken with instagram)

I am very excited about the new coffee machine. (Taken with Instagram at WTOP / WFED)
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I am very excited about the new coffee machine. (Taken with Instagram at WTOP / WFED)

I think this is my favorite one of these.
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I think this is my favorite one of these.

I think the only good thing about a bar named McNasty’s in Adams Morgan, (aside from the fact that it perfectly encapsulates how awful that neighborhood bar scene has become) is that it reminds of this bar from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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I think the only good thing about a bar named McNasty’s in Adams Morgan, (aside from the fact that it perfectly encapsulates how awful that neighborhood bar scene has become) is that it reminds of this bar from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

I really had to see this to believe this. (Taken with instagram)
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I really had to see this to believe this. (Taken with instagram)

This is apparently a rough approximation of somebody I’m told wil be my future wife. Will you help me find her? I’ve never seen this apparently magical, mystery woman who wears glasses and was reading a Gary Shteyngart book that I’ve been reading to read, but haven’t gotten around to yet. Thankfully, my friend didn’t think to snap a picture of her, but did spend his morning assembly a picture of her from pictures of other people on the internet. But if it work for Jim Carrey in “The Truman Show,” this will work for me too right? Except now, we have the internet, and the crowd and all that great stuff that Clay Shirkey and James Surowiecki have written about. Also, there was that guy who saw that chick on the subway and then they met and it was all amazing after that right? Of course, we weren’t on the same subway… and I live in Washington, D.C. So everybody, let’s put the crowds to work and find this girl who was reading “Absurdistan” on an uptown bound express A train last seen at the 59th Street stop around 10:22 p.m. on November, 21, 2011.
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This is apparently a rough approximation of somebody I’m told wil be my future wife. Will you help me find her?

I’ve never seen this apparently magical, mystery woman who wears glasses and was reading a Gary Shteyngart book that I’ve been reading to read, but haven’t gotten around to yet. Thankfully, my friend didn’t think to snap a picture of her, but did spend his morning assembly a picture of her from pictures of other people on the internet.

But if it work for Jim Carrey in “The Truman Show,” this will work for me too right?

Except now, we have the internet, and the crowd and all that great stuff that Clay Shirkey and James Surowiecki have written about. Also, there was that guy who saw that chick on the subway and then they met and it was all amazing after that right?

Of course, we weren’t on the same subway… and I live in Washington, D.C.

So everybody, let’s put the crowds to work and find this girl who was reading “Absurdistan” on an uptown bound express A train last seen at the 59th Street stop around 10:22 p.m. on November, 21, 2011.

Since at least the late ’80s of Madonna and N.W.A., [MTV] has been telling the youth of America to express themselves, a call now taken up by Lady Gaga and other dance-pop populists. The idea is to celebrate yourself and sing yourself, and that’s lovely, but the implication is that singing is an end in itself and that every song is worth a listen regardless of its clarity or content.
Slate’s Troy Patterson in his review of True Life: I’m Occupying Wall Street reviewed: MTV visits Zuccotti Park

Source: Slate

dceiver: Pro-tip for Google. +1
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dceiver:

Pro-tip for Google.

+1

Source: dceiver

May have consumed too much sugar and caffeine today. (Taken with Instagram at WTOP / WFED)
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May have consumed too much sugar and caffeine today. (Taken with Instagram at WTOP / WFED)

I’ve got to be honest. I did not think that the Star-Ledger would have the best front page today, but that’s really incredible.
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I’ve got to be honest. I did not think that the Star-Ledger would have the best front page today, but that’s really incredible.

Source: nj.com