While this is cool, I’m more interested in the parallel universe where Dr. Peter Venkman is sitting in the commander’s chair of the USS Enterprise.
Just got done listening to the theme Brian McKnight recorded for YouPorn. Honestly, I’m a little disappointed in it. I like Brian McKnight. I liked his last raunchy track. This one? It’s just not that good.
Look at me. Sitting around doing my budget and shit. Being a responsible adult. What the fuck is that about?
The magic of the age we live in: I’m sitting around on a Friday afternoon, drinking a beer and doing some email. Twitter alerts me that Johan Santana is on the verge of a no-hitter — the first in New York Mets history, mind you. Major League Baseball is forward-thinking enough to put live, historic look-ins online, so I can actually watch as well. I tweet out the link to others, and a father gets to watch the moment with his son.
Beautiful.
Dinner is going to be awesome… (Taken with instagram)
My morning. The first Friday I’ve had here in a month. #photoadayjune (Taken with instagram)
Yep.
Currently building a webpage I spent all day putting off. I’ll probably follow that up with creating my budget for this month.
(via womaninterrupted)
via funrunrecords: therealcastle:
Anatomy of the first proton pack. In case you were wondering.
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“
African-Americans have decided to move to the South in recent years. The 2010 Census was the first one in decades that showed more blacks living in the South than in the North. For most of the 20th century, blacks migrated out of the South en masse, finding new jobs and new lives in places like Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago.
Now, the Great Migration has reversed. In the first decade of the 21st century, 75 percent of African-American population growth occurred south of the Mason-Dixon Line, the highest that number has been in decades. Meanwhile, states such as Michigan and Illinois saw absolute declines in their black populations.
” — The New Black South, Governing.com (via npr)(via npr)
“FINALLY, I can link my Facebook account to my Tumblr account so all my friends and family can see what I do online all day!” — No one, ever. (via scoldylox)
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Oh love it.
(Source: theamericankid)
Twitter. Where Billionaires can mock millionaires in public.