I go to quite a few concerts. Rock, Metal, broadway shows, the occasional symphony, local groups and huge acts.
Anything that sounds appealing.
As often as possible I get tickets in a way that will give me an actual ticket, not a printed piece of paper with a scan image on it.
I save the tickets…and use them as bookmarks.
My concert going history is scattered across a bookshelf.
I just picked up “Shadow Moon” by George Lucas and Chris Claremont and was reminded that I went to Warped Tour in 2004.
Jonas Armstrong plays the best Robin Hood since Errol Flynn.
Physical books look better on my bookshelf, but I’m sorry….
my virtual bookshelf through Kindle is just as impressive.
As much as I love real books, I can’t randomly pick up a real book and start reading anywhere, considering I don’t carry books with me. My phone is just too convenient sometimes.
My apologies for helping to kill the book industry =(
Lionel Ritchie’s “Hello” using film dialogue in place of the singing.
OH DEAR GOD
MORPHEUS
“I CAN SEE IT IN YOUR EYES”
This is brilliant.
One Chance
This is the most depressingly brilliant game I have ever played.
509. The best place to learn a foreign language is from atop a barstool.
I wish I had a clue what this is supposed to mean. I want to take it’s advice.
Any help?
(Source: rulesformyunbornson)
Via 1001 rules for my unborn sonOn: Bilingual? Trilingual? Holy hail, there are more?!
I know so many words and phrases in various languages…
…but god forbid I could even begin to actually have a conversation in anything other than English.
It doesn’t matter how much time I spend studying, reading, or anything else, it’s not practical.
I have no actual manner of practicing and really learning.
Why can’t Pennsylvania be a bilingual area?
This is this Wednesday… I shall miss you all. Hopefully I’ll be working so I’ll have something to occupy most of the day. Also, I have a bajillion books I can read.
wait wait wait.
The act was already shelved.
Is this still going to happen?
(Source: ask-patamon)
Via Not Another Book BlogThis might be the most pathetically depressing day in a long time.
I’m not usually that keen on the weather, considering I hardly ever even look out a window when it’s not nice out, but damn.
This is miserable.
Looking up 90s slang.
I don’t know why this struck me as funny, but it did:
- All…
As in “I’m all” or “She was all…” A replacement for the term “like”. Usually seems to mean “says” or “said”. “He was all, ‘Are you mad at me?’ and I was all ‘No way, what are you talking about?’
I think I’ve usually heard
“S/He was all LIKE ‘you mad, bro?’”
The word “like” is usually used.
Maybe I’m not 90’s enough XD.
Still pretty funny. As much as I love slang terms from previous generations, I think this just made me realize that I don’t really know many slang terms from my own generation, or the generation before me. I just accept things as the way they are, instead of thinking about it as slang.
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