May 2010
Of course, next to Roald Dahl, we’re all pretty much hacks when it comes to...
– Chris Powling, Ernie Schenck, Roald Dahl and burningdan mixed.
Having read the man’s very strange autobiography as a child, I believe every word of this. (via sarahalyse)
April 2010
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Bill Murray gets defensive when told he has a reputation for being difficult....
– Bill Murray reacts to ‘difficult’ reputation (via skybarn) (via andrearosen)
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Before we begin, let us be clear: We speak not of the Rivers Cuomo that was, nor...
– Sex Offender Week: Rivers Cuomo Messes You Up Forever - The Awl
Super-interesting feminist take on Pinkerton by Sady Doyle over at The Awl. Fantastic writing and a really interesting thesis; however I think she ends up glossing over some fundamental ideas about art by determining to take everything...
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The telephone was an aberration in human development. It was a 70 year or so...
– Rick Webb about this (via toldorknown) (via marco)
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Like Pilate I have a dog
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[The Tuyuca language] requires verb-endings on statements to show how the...
– Difficult Languages, a sadly now-paywalled story from The Economist (via winandtonic) (via kavalierandclay)
The secret of joy in work is contained in one word: excellence. To know how to...
– Pearl S. Buck | Quotes on Design
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I’m excited about digital books for a number of reasons. Their proclivity...
– Embracing the digital book — Craig Mod
Really fantastic article on what’s wrong with digital books (typography, kitsch metaphors, etc.) and what can make them better (metadata, sharing, cloud integration).
The details are not the details. They make the design.
– Charles Eames (via anjaleidel) (via fuckyeahcharleseames)
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hitRECord Mixtape
lapetitecoccinelle:
A place to keep all my favorite Lalalalas.
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"P" as in "pea"
sarahalyse:
Me: What is your last name? Customer: Pugh. Me: Can you please spell that? Customer: P-U-G-H. Me: I’m sorry, was that “T” as in “Thomas” or “P” as in “Peter”? Customer: “P” as in “Pugh.”
This reminds me of my favorite joke. It’s my favorite for three reasons:
Nobody ever gets it
It’s...
Gravité (by Renaud Hallée)
Falling objects synchronized to produce rhythm. 2009
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Kitsch causes two tears to flow in quick succession. The first tear says: How...
– Milan Kundera (via revawilliams)
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