Jon MmmmKay?

newsweek:

The GOP presidential candidates’ popularity over time—as determined by Gallup—illustrated in a series of butt plugs.

nprfreshair:

How Common Is Your Birthday?
(via @stiles)
Decay had begun to show in some HP offices. Mice skittered in the corridors. Spiders fell from cracked ceilings. As the company cut back on trash pickups, detritus piled up, and in one location workers took garbage home in their cars. Upon arrival, Apotheker was informed that HP was missing 85,000 chairs.
Things at Hewlett-Packard were waaaay bad when Mard Hurd got ousted, according to a new Fortune investigation.  (via cnnmoneytech)
blowncovers:

Harry Bliss submitted this sketch in 1997 in response to Mayor Giuliani’s reluctance to investigate the police who tortured Haitian immigrant Abner Louima — but, unfortunately, this picture stands the test of time and still resonates clearly today. [excerpted from Blown Covers]

blowncovers:

Harry Bliss submitted this sketch in 1997 in response to Mayor Giuliani’s reluctance to investigate the police who tortured Haitian immigrant Abner Louima — but, unfortunately, this picture stands the test of time and still resonates clearly today. [excerpted from Blown Covers]

npr:

Twenty-five years ago, the new Fox Network began airing their first prime time sitcom, Married… with Children. The show, about a dysfunctional working-class family in Chicago, ran for eleven seasons until 1997. The series went into syndication beginning in 1991 and reruns can still be seen.
But just because the series went out of production in 1997 in the United States doesn’t mean it’s passé. The concept, characters, and even scripts from the original Fox series have been remade in countries all over the world.
This is what “Married With Children” looks like in other countries: Married… With Children Around the World

npr:

Twenty-five years ago, the new Fox Network began airing their first prime time sitcom, Married… with Children. The show, about a dysfunctional working-class family in Chicago, ran for eleven seasons until 1997. The series went into syndication beginning in 1991 and reruns can still be seen.

But just because the series went out of production in 1997 in the United States doesn’t mean it’s passé. The concept, characters, and even scripts from the original Fox series have been remade in countries all over the world.

This is what “Married With Children” looks like in other countries: Married… With Children Around the World

newwavetimewarp:

Laurie Anderson’s “Big Science” album came out April 23, 1982. Here’s its incredible opener “From the Air.”

mtv:

well played.


Source: Chase Whiteside

Source: Chase Whiteside

screenshotsofdespair:

You can’t go forward from where you are right now.
(Spotify) [@matthewbaldwin]

screenshotsofdespair:

You can’t go forward from where you are right now.

(Spotify) [@matthewbaldwin]

screenshotsofdespair:

You can’t go forward from where you are right now.
(Spotify) [@matthewbaldwin]

screenshotsofdespair:

You can’t go forward from where you are right now.

(Spotify) [@matthewbaldwin]