2.04.2010

Ugh. Wait, it was kinda awesome.

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Last night I dreamt I had sold my car and bought something else.


I know I've been reading a lot of Jalopnik, but even then it shouldn't have invaded my dreams. I think this might be a sign that what I really want is ridiculous hoonage. Don't get me wrong, I love my car, but I miss the beast.

2.02.2010

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nba off-season:
Assassin: a killer who usually acts via surprise attack, shows no mercy what so ever towards his victim(s), & often is paid to do the deed.

1.30.2010

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gizmodo:
This could very well be the world's first Swiss Army Knife. Bearing a striking resemblance to modern multi-tools, it has at least six distinct functions and originates from the Roman Empire circa 200 A.D.

1.28.2010

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(via smokeandacoke)

1.26.2010

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1.25.2010

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keiko lynn

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1.24.2010

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1.23.2010

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from nbaoffseason

Does this mean I'm a hater? Yes.

1.21.2010

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here and there
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reblogged from taiwanderlust :

“The reason our houses are so big (and inefficient)…is we have eliminated a healthy civic life. We build homes with giant foyers because we have no public squares.

We need media rooms because it’s not easy or pleasant to drive to a multiplex theater, cross a parking lot through an ocean of cars, and pay a fortune for popcorn.




We build bars in our basements because there are no neighborhood pubs.

We have giant refrigerators and ever-growing storage needs because shopping is both far away and unpleasant (hello, Costco).

The result? We heat and air-condition unused rooms in oversized unpleasant houses. And because our home bars and foyers are empty and our media experiences private, we’re lonely, to boot.”
- Andres Duany, paraphrased
        (photo)


Yes! Yes! Yes! I am familiar with community planning and multi-use developments! Give me a job!

1.20.2010

THE EDGE

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via Jalopnik
  from Drive On!:
I was already on pole, then by half a second and then one second and I just kept going. Suddenly I was nearly two seconds faster than anybody else, including my team mate with the same car. And suddenly I realised that I was no longer driving the car consciously. I was driving it by a kind of instinct, only I was in a different dimension. It was like I was in a tunnel. Not only the tunnel under the hotel, but the whole circuit was a tunnel. I was just going and going, more and more and more and more. I was way over the limit, but still able to find even more. 
 -Ayrton Senna
                               

If there's a video game equivalent in Forza 3, I'm gonna try my damndest.

Justine Henin

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I know it's easy to like dominant sports figures like your Kobes, Tigers, Phelps, and Federers; it's only natural to be in awe of the things they do. I'd say Justine Henin is on that list; you could even argue that she's more fun to watch than them. She retired at no.1 and comes back 2 years later like she never skipped a tournament. Who does that? I guess you can say MJ did it, but he came back midseason and couldn't get past out of the Eastern Conference. Serena took a break and came back to dominate, but c'mon, everyone knew she would. Henin just took out a #5 Dementieva in straight sets on her first grand slam back! She hits as hard as anyone and she's 5'6"!*  Her backhand is like a swiss army knife made of titanium and diamonds!





I want to play tennis.



*With exception to the Williamses. I'm pretty sure Serena can arm wrestle Lebron and win.
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