February 9, 2010   23 notes
slangking:

suicidewatch:

fictionromance:(via mynameisjonee)

slangking:

suicidewatch:

fictionromance:(via mynameisjonee)

February 9, 2010   1 note
ryanetics:

We’re collecting toiletries for the next few weeks to make care packs for Athens homeless and to bring any other items by the women & children’s shelter. Items should be unused. Clean out those bathroom drawers!
Can’t accept: -	Razors, Metal files, Mouthwash, Hair spraySuggested Items: -	Washcloths-	Gallon sized ziplocks-	Band-aids/gauze pads/cotton balls-	Q-tips-	Wet-wipes (these are especially useful for individuals without shower access)-	Shampoo/conditioner-	Deodorant-	Neosporin-	Toothbrushes-	Toothpaste-	Feminine products-	Soap/bodywash-	Baby powder-	Combs/brushes-	Lotion-	Chapstick-	Vaseline-	Antibacterial hand gel-	While cosmetic items/hair styling products aren’t a necessity, we can offer them to the women & children’s shelter if you have any you are throwing out (unused/unopened). If you’re unsure about an item, bring it anyway. We can let the shelter decide. Thanks, Toiletry Troops!

ryanetics:

We’re collecting toiletries for the next few weeks to make care packs for Athens homeless and to bring any other items by the women & children’s shelter. Items should be unused. Clean out those bathroom drawers!


Can’t accept: 
- Razors, Metal files, Mouthwash, Hair spray

Suggested Items: 
- Washcloths
- Gallon sized ziplocks
- Band-aids/gauze pads/cotton balls
- Q-tips
- Wet-wipes (these are especially useful for individuals without shower access)
- Shampoo/conditioner
- Deodorant
- Neosporin
- Toothbrushes
- Toothpaste
- Feminine products
- Soap/bodywash
- Baby powder
- Combs/brushes
- Lotion
- Chapstick
- Vaseline
- Antibacterial hand gel
- While cosmetic items/hair styling products aren’t a necessity, we can offer them to the women & children’s shelter if you have any you are throwing out (unused/unopened). 

If you’re unsure about an item, bring it anyway. We can let the shelter decide. 
Thanks, Toiletry Troops!

February 9, 2010   6 notes
ryanetics:

FRIDAY! CINE! PRINCESS BRIDE! FREE! BRING TRAVEL SIZE TOILETRIES FOR THE HOMELESS! ASK SOMEONE ON A DATE FOR VALENTINE’S DAY! DO IT!

CLEAN OUT YOUR BATHROOM/DOP KIT/ GLITTERY KABOODLES BOX:
We’re collecting toiletries for the next few weeks to make care packs for Athens homeless and to bring any other items by the women & children’s shelter. Items should be unused. Clean out those bathroom drawers! Can’t accept: -	Razors, Metal files, Mouthwash, Hair spraySuggested Items: -	Washcloths-	Gallon sized ziplocks-	Band-aids/gauze pads/cotton balls-	Q-tips-	Wet-wipes (these are especially useful for individuals without shower access)-	Shampoo/conditioner-	Deoderant-	Neosporin-	Toothbrushes-	Toothpaste-	Feminine products-	Soap/bodywash-	Baby powder-	Combs/brushes-	Lotion-	Chapstick-	Vaseline-	Antibacterial hand gel- While cosmetic items/hair styling products aren’t a necessity, we can offer them to the women & children’s shelter if you have any you are throwing out (unused/unopened). If you’re unsure about an item, bring it anyway. We can let the shelter decide. Thanks, Toiletry Troops! -Alyssa

ryanetics:

FRIDAY! CINE! PRINCESS BRIDE! FREE! BRING TRAVEL SIZE TOILETRIES FOR THE HOMELESS! ASK SOMEONE ON A DATE FOR VALENTINE’S DAY! DO IT!

CLEAN OUT YOUR BATHROOM/DOP KIT/ GLITTERY KABOODLES BOX:

We’re collecting toiletries for the next few weeks to make care packs for Athens homeless and to bring any other items by the women & children’s shelter. Items should be unused. Clean out those bathroom drawers!
Can’t accept:
- Razors, Metal files, Mouthwash, Hair spray

Suggested Items:
- Washcloths
- Gallon sized ziplocks
- Band-aids/gauze pads/cotton balls
- Q-tips
- Wet-wipes (these are especially useful for individuals without shower access)
- Shampoo/conditioner
- Deoderant
- Neosporin
- Toothbrushes
- Toothpaste
- Feminine products
- Soap/bodywash
- Baby powder
- Combs/brushes
- Lotion
- Chapstick
- Vaseline
- Antibacterial hand gel
- While cosmetic items/hair styling products aren’t a necessity, we can offer them to the women & children’s shelter if you have any you are throwing out (unused/unopened).

If you’re unsure about an item, bring it anyway. We can let the shelter decide.
Thanks, Toiletry Troops! -Alyssa

February 9, 2010   1 note

dave clark 5 - catch us if you can

February 9, 2010   2 notes
February 9, 2010   205 notes
lickystickypickyme:

The dates in this design, however, are automatically populated as ink crawls organically along the surface of what amounts to a perpetual wall calendar – you can literally watch time go by.
This ingenious-but-simple low-tech solution by Oscar Diaz uses the natural capillary action of liquid to move ink along the imprinted surface, slowly filling in the blank white calendar day-by-day for an entire month.
source

lickystickypickyme:

The dates in this design, however, are automatically populated as ink crawls organically along the surface of what amounts to a perpetual wall calendar – you can literally watch time go by.

This ingenious-but-simple low-tech solution by Oscar Diaz uses the natural capillary action of liquid to move ink along the imprinted surface, slowly filling in the blank white calendar day-by-day for an entire month.

source

February 9, 2010   3 notes

Via craigslist LA, Incendiary Mag & WFMU

Ensturzende Neubauten Covers Band needed to perform at my daughter’s 4th birthday party. We already have a Faust one and an Amon Duul one. You will need to recreate and do a note for note rendition of the Expo 86 performance from Vancouver. There will be no animals or pets present so that will be one less thing to worry about. Your performance will be at 11.15am sharp at Brentwood Elementary. We have rented a 5000 watt PA system. Faust have eaten up all our entertainment budget so just being at Lulu’s party should suffice. Party bags and cake will be presented to you upon leaving by the party girl herself. no jelly bellies and most of all no time wasters.

February 9, 2010   260 notes
lickystickypickyme:

I am not going to work today!

Approximately how i feel after my smoke alarm went off every 2-3 minutes last night since 2AM. It was too high to reach. Exposed wiring. Landlord’s phone was off. Sleepless zombie mode today.

lickystickypickyme:

I am not going to work today!

Approximately how i feel after my smoke alarm went off every 2-3 minutes last night since 2AM. It was too high to reach. Exposed wiring. Landlord’s phone was off. Sleepless zombie mode today.

February 9, 2010   98 notes
lickystickypickyme:

If it is not a shat, send it back.via

lickystickypickyme:

If it is not a shat, send it back.

via

February 8, 2010   709 notes
thedailywhat:

SB44: I C WAT U DUN THUR.
[reddit.]

thedailywhat:

SB44: I C WAT U DUN THUR.

[reddit.]

February 8, 2010   55 notes
lickystickypickyme:

Nine to five.
What a way to make a livin Barely gettin by Its all takin And no givin They just use your mind And they never give you credit Its enough to drive you Crazy if you let it

Sing it, Dolly.

lickystickypickyme:

Nine to five.

What a way to make a livin
Barely gettin by
Its all takin
And no givin
They just use your mind
And they never give you credit
Its enough to drive you
Crazy if you let it

Sing it, Dolly.

February 8, 2010   1 note
Plans for the WSLA Tornado of Toiletries are taking shape! Save any spare toiletries, washcloths, and gallon ziplocks. We’ll be collecting them and making care packs for Athens homeless individuals.

Plans for the WSLA Tornado of Toiletries are taking shape! Save any spare toiletries, washcloths, and gallon ziplocks. We’ll be collecting them and making care packs for Athens homeless individuals.

February 7, 2010   15 notes
flannelowl:

suicidewatch:

Jonathan Richman

TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!

flannelowl:

suicidewatch:

Jonathan Richman

TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!

February 7, 2010   186 notes
small-things:

(via sabino)
oh memories.

small-things:

(via sabino)

oh memories.

February 5, 2010   2 notes

i've always liked this Frank O'hara poem. Maybe it's because the last part reminds me of Otis Redding - Cigarettes & Coffee?

Steps
FRANK O’HARA

How funny you are today New York
like Ginger Rogers in Swingtime
and St. Bridget’s steeple leaning a little to the left

here I have just jumped out of a bed full of V-days
(I got tired of D-days) and blue you there still
accepts me foolish and free
all I want is a room up there
and you in it
and even the traffic halt so thick is a way
for people to rub up against each other
and when their surgical appliances lock
they stay together
for the rest of the day (what a day)
I go by to check a slide and I say
that painting’s not so blue

where’s Lana Turner
she’s out eating
and Garbo’s backstage at the Met
everyone’s taking their coat off
so they can show a rib-cage to the rib-watchers
and the park’s full of dancers with their tights and shoes
in little bags
who are often mistaken for worker-outers at the West Side Y
why not
the Pittsburgh Pirates shout because they won
and in a sense we’re all winning
we’re alive

the apartment was vacated by a gay couple
who moved to the country for fun
they moved a day too soon
even the stabbings are helping the population explosion
though in the wrong country
and all those liars have left the UN
the Seagram Building’s no longer rivalled in interest
not that we need liquor (we just like it)

and the little box is out on the sidewalk
next to the delicatessen
so the old man can sit on it and drink beer
and get knocked off it by his wife later in the day
while the sun is still shining

oh god it’s wonderful
to get out of bed
and drink too much coffee
and smoke too many cigarettes
and love you so much