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WB CONSIDERING JON HAMM FOR SUPERMAN → thinkmcflythink.squarespace.com

This is actually something I am not excited for, nor comfortable with. Solely for the fact that every actor who played Superman died tragically. I know, I know. Paranoid coincidences. However, I don’t want to see Don Draper in a powered wheelchair in season 6, and not just because they weren’t invented yet.

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a bright wall in a dark room.: Reader's Request Week: His Girl Friday (1940) → brightwalldarkroom.tumblr.com

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OH, I JUMPED OUT THAT WINDOW A LONG TIME AGO

by Anais Escobar


Before I begin, I must confess that I wrote an entire version of this essay while dreaming, and my God was it good. The essay in my dream was about Gawker and new media and yellow journalism, and I woke up trying to capture…

top ten comedies.

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What I Learned Today: The Brain That Changes Itself → whatilearnd.com

is one of the most fascinating books I’ve ever read. It walks the reader through studies of patients suffering from neurological disorders to explain how our brains are constantly adapting. For a long time, neuroscience believed the brain was immutable – fixed - one part of the brain for each…

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T.S. Eliot Fails To Make His Friends Discuss His New Poem: A Play In One Act

alexbalk:

[Curtain rises on a party in a London apartment, 1915. The guests are standing around a table of food, animatedly conversing about art. T.S. ELIOT loudly interrupts at the mention of the Sistine Chapel.]

T.S. ELIOT: Talking of Michelangelo—

FRIEND: Oh, shut the fuck up, Tom.

[Curtain.]

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Best Wiki ever

jhermann:

katiebakes:

hellofriend:

“On a cool, clear night, typical in Southern California, Warren G is traveling around his neighborhood, searching for women to have sex with. He’s chosen to engage in this pursuit alone.

Nate Dogg, however, has just arrived in Long Beach, seeking Warren. Ironically, Nate passes a car full of women who are excited to see him. He insists to the women that there’s no cause for the excitement.

Warren makes a left at 21st Street and Lewis, where he sees a group of young men enjoying a game of dice together. He parks his car and accosts them, excited to find people to play with, but is chagrined when he discovers they intend to pilfer him of his material possessions. Once the hopeful thieves reveal their firearms, Warren realizes he is in a considerable predicament.”

Regulate (song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

(Via Sharebros)

Pretty much.

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thatjerkdan:

I’m sitting behind a lady with a Macbook Pro who I’m pretty sure is writing a spec script for The Shield.

Is that show even on anymore?

Maybe it’s fan fiction.

if you ever want to laugh and feel bad about yourself at the same time, follow dan.

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chamberlain:

somesongsconsidered:

“Higher and Higher” - Theodore Shapiro and Craig Wedren
(Words/music: Theodore Shapiro and Craig Wedren, appears in Wet Hot American Summer, Eureka Pictures 2001)

 Reblogged for easy access throughout my work day.

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