January 2010
December 2009
MOLLY, KELLY, TOONLES, NATE DAWG, TWEVOR, CHARLES,...
The garage is stocked with precisely such.
smallpaulsunflower12:
Blue moon for the Blue moon, Jean?
dammitjean:
Omg TOMORROOOOOW!!!!
Skinner in nothing but his tighty-whities?
Before watching tonight’s episode: Did not think would want
After tonight’s episode: Want
MOLLY, KELLY, TOONLES, NATE DAWG, TWEVOR, CHARLES,...
Omg TOMORROOOOOW!!!!
Jesus in India →
smallpaulsunflower12:
Evidence that suggests Jesus of Nazareth survived the crucifixion, travelled to India to “preach the gospel to the lost tribes of Israel,” and died a natural death of old age in Kashmir. There’s a film Jesus in India which argues that the time spent between Jesus’ early youth and the beginning of his ministry were spent in India. This is a new spin on that. Word. (For Greg,...
10 Words You Need to Stop Misspelling - The... →
Anna, you’ve probably already seen this on TDW, but just in case…
Quarter Life Crisis
molmeister:
Definitely one of the best articles of the year. Thanks, Kelly
smallpaulsunflower12:
Greg just reminded me (by way of facebook message) of what the one lady at the market said to Julia and Joe as they picked up a couple fourties on Monday night:
“Nothing says Merry Christmas like a Forty!”
If this was any more true, I would implode.
help my BFF out please →
(via megs2821)
Please, ya’ll, go vote 5 stars on a lovely short film by two delightful people.
@ Molly + Mammoth →
in b4 “repoast is repoast”
Watchglassintheskyline:
For Taylor, Kelly, Sam, Anna, Jean, Rachel, Molly, and the rest of you cat people.
End transmission.
LMAO #1 at the video. Classic.
LMAO #2 at the all-female shout-out
Watchbibliotheque:
GRITtv: Good Year for Women in Movies?
Kathryn Bigelow received a Golden Globe nomination for The Hurt Locker and is being touted as the woman who could break the Best Director Oscar’s all-male streak. Other films this year told unconventional stories of women outside the usual mold of Hollywood superstars. But was this actually a good year for women in cinema? Prairie Miller,...
