Weirdness.

Dogboarding from DANIELS on Vimeo.

Queued

I'm super late on the Netflix train, however, I joined last month. I love Netflix because the people don't give me dirty looks anymore when I rent the sleazy movies.

J Mascis

This whole album is amazing, not to mention this video.

J Mascis - "Not Enough" from stereogum on Vimeo.

kitchen

Morning

Morning

BY BILLY COLLINS

Why do we bother with the rest of the day,

the swale of the afternoon,

the sudden dip into evening,

then night with his notorious perfumes,

his many-pointed stars?

This is the best—

throwing off the light covers,

feet on the cold floor,

and buzzing around the house on espresso—

maybe a splash of water on the face,

a palmful of vitamins—

but mostly buzzing around the house on espresso,

dictionary and atlas open on the rug,

the typewriter waiting for the key of the head,

a cello on the radio,

and, if necessary, the windows—

trees fifty, a hundred years old

out there,

heavy clouds on the way

and the lawn steaming like a horse

in the early morning.

College kids rule. As observed in the ODU vicinity this afternoon.

Dogfish Head brewery

The pilgrimage to Milton, Delaware. Tax free.

The Burton Baton was so good.

Ok, two more Neals,,, sorry folks he rips.

virginia beach, 2003


atlanta, 2002

norfolk

neal, 2003

baltimore

Neal, 2002

maury high school

Neal, 2003

bent metal

john chaplain, switch tre, 2005.

ft. hunt elementary

Tyler, 1997

west virginia

2006

groveton elementary

1997

Rose Pistola

2006

Das Blog g er

With 1,445 posts, since Aug 2005, I can't stop blogging with blogger!! Not now, not ever!!! Although it's place is becoming less and less relevant and more and more obtuse. Obtuse?  What's the mean? Oh wait, yeah, that's right...difficult to understand. Anyway, my point is, I saw this and got pumped for the old man's weblog!

More here.

One minute puberty

One Minute Puberty from bitteschön.tv on Vimeo.

So awesome; so original.

The New Yorker does...Max Fish?

Current reading:

What to Eat by Marion Nestle.
Good book on some common sense shit. We all eat, every day, but I don't think we really stop and think about it all that much. This book changes that.

im just sayin'