Triple-A Rating, Goddamn!: Archive

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The New Yorker's 1925 Definitions

nedhepburn:langer:oldnewyork: by S.S., The New Yorker, p. 30, Feb. 21, 1925: Celebrity: Someone who can go to a party in a soft shirt, without shaving. Personality: The gift of being charmingly rude. Gentleman: A man who always has some small change. Lady: A woman who can hold her liquor anywhere, any time. Home: A place to sleep as a last resort. Success: Being recognized by the head-waiter.

Mar 30th

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Earth Hour 2010 →

trick-h: Some rather nifty pictures (that you can “turn on and off”) taken during Earth Hour.

Mar 30th

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Please note!

sabine: Flutes are not appropriate toys for playing in the park. Especially one that is surrounded by residential buildings. For fun outside, please see bikes, shovels, pails, sand-castle making stuff, balls, kites and skipping ropes. Thank you. Unless it involves beatboxing simultaneously.

Mar 30th

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i don't understand how ricky martin being gay is...

flickflickflicker: didn’t we all know this, like, ten years ago? I called it years ago. Hell, everybody called it years ago.

Mar 30th

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Mar 30th

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Mar 29th

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Mar 28th

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Mar 28th

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SpongeBob SquarePants and the seven deadly sins →

The seven main characters on SpongeBob SquarePants were supposedly based on the seven deadly sins: Sloth: Patrick Wrath: Squidward Greed: Mr. Krabs Envy: Plankton Gluttony: Gary Pride: Sandy That’s right, a talking sponge that wears pants represents lust. This is the most fantastical thing I’ve heard this year so far. But weirdly awesome at the same time.

Mar 28th

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