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» Saturday, July 5th
« video | 1:13 am »

vinh:

I would’ve voted him for President of the Universe with speech giving abilities like that.

Like I said: Bill Pullman for prez. I’ll no longer be scared of the Cloverfield monster and a Wall-E predicted future Earth.

» Friday, July 4th
« text | 2:29 pm »

"didn't I promise you fireworks?"

Independence Day is for watching ‘Independence Day’ on basic cable and wishing Bill Pullman was the president.

» Wednesday, July 2nd
« link | 3:19 pm »
» Monday, June 30th
« quote | 4:35 pm »

Alanis Morissette’s song “Ironic” is equally useful. If it rains on your wedding day, that’s a coincidence, not an irony. If you win the lottery and drop dead before claiming the money, it’s good luck followed by bad luck. If you meet the man of your dreams and then meet his beautiful wife, it’s a bummer. But if a song called “Ironic” contains no irony, is that in itself ironic? Nope. It may just be … dumb. It depends on the creator’s intent. So, as has been suggested, if Morissette purposely wrote a song called “Ironic” that contained no irony at all, is that ironic? We may be getting closer. Do you know irony when you see it?

Isn’t It Ironic? Probably Not - Paper Cuts - Books - New York Times Blog

« photo | 4:02 pm »

“What’s not to like? Plenty, as it turns out.
The jugs have no real spout, and their unorthodox shape makes consumers feel like novices at the simple task of pouring a glass of milk.”

“What’s not to like? Plenty, as it turns out.

The jugs have no real spout, and their unorthodox shape makes consumers feel like novices at the simple task of pouring a glass of milk.”

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