January 2011
Don't drink and drive - and don't ride with... →
Nice.
I would do this instead of taking cabs/walking because it’s nice out…except I’m in no shape to drive my car anywhere already.
December 2010
Well this craptacular game is certainly settling...
Maybe we pull it out, but 3.5 quarters and only 2 FGs against a Conference USA defense?
My new biggest regret of 2010 is that I thought UGA was going to be good (9-3 good, with the only losses against Arky, SCar, and Auburn) at the beginning of the year.
We kind of sucked. And even if we pull this one out of our ass at the end, I’m not wearing a red & black tie tonight. Purple or light...
No one likes a field goal
fuckyeahgeorgia:
But I hate how UGA fans boo our own team
It’s not booing the team, it’s booing the gutless decision to not try and make 4th and inches and go for a TD.
I need to do another load of laundry, go to the...
And instead I’ve got two Wikipedia tabs open and am engaged in a serious internal debate about whether season 4 or season 5 of The Simpsons was the greatest season ever.
I love paid holidays a bit too much.
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Argentina's Dancing with the Stars Is Pretty Much... →
I see Gawker’s doing the “yeah it’s kinda NSFW but it’s technically a holiday, so let’s run it and get pageviews” thing again.
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Oh, and why do I want a band again? Because I found video from one of my old band’s last shows and it’s reminding me how much I miss it.
This is the last 3 minutes of our last song, I’m in the white shirt and about 26 when this was taken (at the Georgia Theatre, on a Monday in the summer of 2006, well before the place burned down.)
Oh, and why do I want a band again? Because I found video from one of my old band’s last shows and it’s reminding me how much I miss it.
This is the last 3 minutes of our last song, I’m in the white shirt and about 26 when this was taken (at the Georgia Theatre, on a Monday in the summer of 2006, well before the place burned down.)
Dead Soul Is a Debt Collector →
blissandzen:
Martha Kunkle has come back to life.
She died in 1995. Yet her signature later appeared on thousands of affidavits submitted by one of the nation’s largest debt collectors, Portfolio Recovery Associates Inc., in lawsuits filed against borrowers.
These are the banks the Republicans believe they were elected to serve.
Hey Atlanta Folks:
kylecooper:
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rhymeswithjulie:
I replied but per usual, didn’t actually answer the question. Jenn has been down here for around the same time frame. She joined a kickball league and has met some cool people that way. Rock climbing is a pretty guarantied way to meet people. It’s like 10 bucks for a few hours and usually everyone at rock climbing gyms are cool as shit in my...
(nodding in agreement)
baxterp2:
I think guys grow horrible beards because they can’t have babies. It’s their only way to be all “Look! I can produce stuff!”
I can’t even grow a horrible beard…in this metaphor does that make me impotent, or merely cursed (or, some might say, blessed) with lethargic seed?
Hey Atlanta Folks:
rhymeswithjulie:
So I have been in Atlanta for 4 months. I have made one or two new friends, mostly people I know at school. I very rarely “hang out” with anyone.
To be frank, I find it a little bit lonely. I also think it would be a healthy way to whisk away the winter by meeting some new folks!
Anyone know any good places/activities to meet late 20s/early 30s folks?
(And NO, I do not mean...
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I haven't kept an accurate count, but by my...
(meaning looking at my bookshelves and trying to remember what I checked out — and actually read — from the library this year) I’ve read or re-read* at least 34 books this year.
*Some are some fairly recent re-reads of all-time favorites, like Infinite Jest (which I won’t finish by tomorrow night, probably, but I’ll be a regular-novel’s length into),...
the pages are still blank, but there is a miraculous feeling of the words being...
– nabokov
2011 resolution number one: write more.
(via ellebeetee)
Oregon was basically the anti-Georgia, doing a lion’s share of its damage...
– FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Innovative Statistics, Intelligent Analysis | Varsity Numbers: A New View of S&P+
SABRmetrics for college football? This is my new favorite site (though I’m saddened by the statistical analysis that confirms my deep fear that Auburn will likely destroy Oregon in about...
Who would have thought he could top the heroic feat of talking a suicidal jumper...
– 2011: The year in review | Cover Story | Creative Loafing Atlanta
See?
The Atlanta music scene was stunned this year when Bradford Cox of Deerhunter...
– 2011: The year in review | Cover Story | Creative Loafing Atlanta
Creative Loafing has been great all year, but this entire article is a great capper (and hilarious).
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2010 In Review (Click-thru to read others'...
morninggloria:
mizjenkins:2010 Year in Review
1. What did you do in 2010 that you’d never done before? Took a 26-hour vacation where I flew to a city and back in barely a day’s time.
2. Did you keep your new years’ resolutions, and will you make more for next year? I wanted to eat healthier. Given that I have to wear a belt to keep certain pairs of jeans that were once tight up,...
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tumblrpigeon: Vestigial/Useless Body Parts In... →
brain-trauma:
tumblrpigeon:
Here’s a partial list of some of the vestigial/useless organs found in humans today. These features are evidence that we did not descend from demigods nor are we the product of a perfect independent creation but rather, that we evolved from a long unbroken chain of species going back billions of years.
Our bodies are littered with parts we don’t need. Some are...
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Imagine a military analyst who joins in 2001 at age 25, perhaps in response to...
– Rortybomb (via southpol)
Trudy Lieberman: What are we to make of this consensus on fixes to Social...
– Social Security in Perspective, Part III : CJR
Got my first cold-weather power bill of the...
Actually not as bad as I feared it would be!
I shall raise a toast to my space heater (and CFL bulbs everywhere in the apartment) at some point today.
(Yes, I figure today’s going to be the kind of day where when I’m finally free from the office, I will drink to the point of toasting inanimate objects.)
The internet is a remarkable gift, which has granted us one of the greatest...
– Are Right-Wing Libertarian Internet Trolls Getting Paid to Dumb Down Online Conversations? | Media | AlterNet
Empathy is a cornerstone of human behavior and has long been considered innate....
– What, Me Care?: Scientific American