Take off monday and get a good vacation in! Taking a day off mid week after a really long weekend is probably just going to bunk up your brain schedule. Where are you thinking for your mini-cation??
My day has been pretty bo-ring, snooze alert! BUT I just found out that our boss is giving us off thursday and friday, so I'm thinking of taking a Northeast road trip. Maybe spend a night or two in Boston, meet up with my friend's metal band on their way into NYC, and explore the city. Any suggestions for places to visit??
I am reluctantly going to work out pretty soon since I have off the rest of the week and won't get a chance to go to this particular gym class without coming back into the city. My neck is still hurting from when I backflipped out of a headstand in yoga last week- oops!- so hopefully I don't die. Stay tuned on that one.
For my only maid of honor gig, best friend's wedding, I read a Teddy Roosevelt quote about being bold and adventuring forward, said my I love you guyses and was done with it. Then on to cupcakes and dancing!
Worst best man, best maid of honor man, or roadie, ever. He should have had that hoodie unzipped and ready to GO! Without a flawless costume transition, this toast, and wedding, are ruined, Reshoot!
I was trying to find a picture of that sleep pile (I want to go to there) from Where the WIld Things Are, so we could all remember the good piles in our lives and just get as far away from this pile of awful as fast as possible...but I couldn't. Please enjoy this other adorable non Paula Deen related pile instead:
http://i40.tinypic.com/ny8d3p.jpg
Whoa guys, Taher Shah really knows like he knows whats up. Does this mean its not longer cool to say everything is "planet"?? What's cool now Taher Shah, tell me!
Sounds like bikescuses with Christy to me. :) If you are in NYC and I am assuming you are a lady you should wade into riding by joining a WEBike ride (Women Empowered by cycling). They are really fun and very beginner friendly and for ladies only, so skirts welcome!
So bikers should wear helmets so you feel less anxious about when you one day potentially accidentally hit them?
I wear a helmet and I support helmet wearing, but I'll tell you that if you got straight up hit by a car in NYC, with the way most people drive, a helmet is not going to spare you. So yes, wear a helmet and bike consciously bikers, but more importantly (given the small piece of metal bikes are made of and the ton of steel cars are made of)- be aware out there drivers! Bikes are now a part of your road scene, so figure out how to drive with them safely, stop acting like bratty 5 year olds because you have to share the road, and maybe stop texting and eating that egg mc muffin while you are attempting to steer with your knees.
But #1 has nothing to do with Citibikes specifically...so do you not bike at all just because of skirts?? A longer/a-line or flowing skirt will usually stay down or you can sit on it/tuck it, there's always tights or leggings of course, even tighter skirts of a reasonable length IMO you can't see straight up (your thighs are fairly close together)....and I guess if you are wearing a very short skirt then maybe that day you just don't ride the bike or maybe put on some pants for a day?
Skirts are great, but so are bikes! You can do it!
Disclaimer: I am not really sad about this, but it does sound fun! I would be way more confused if I had been invited. My first question would have been, Kelly, how did you know my email address/phone number/favorite park bench? My second question would have been, is this call coming from inside the house??
I am sure Kelly's super fun BBQ had some way for you to RSVP or decline via an invitation of some sort, but noooooo, you all had to do it here in the Videogum comments. Now that we know, I guess the rest of us will just go cry in a corner with the space frogs and space ghosts and Space Ghost. Thanks a lot!
That's it guys, we've officially reached the absolute pinnacle of artistic expression thanks to James Franco's tireless work. You can all go home now, the ATL twins will lock up behind you. Art closed.
I am actually not an angry guitar player, I am really excited because my photo made it onto Gawker! I marched in NYC's Gay Pride Parade yesterday and I guess I got snapped, neat! (there are a zillion, great, photos, i'm the awkward cat in a scarf)
http://dodgeandburn.gawker.com/during-the-pride-parade-fairies-and-queens-take-over-5-634402750
Wait so you're saying, with a big budget his writing suffers, and with no budget his writing is ludicrous? I'm just suggesting, and I know people are all kinds of passionate in ways I'll never understand about those WB shows of his, that maybe Joss Whedon is not our nation's poet laureate.
When I was in jr high all of my guy friends played Goldeneye and it was a bit complex for me (first time working with the moving in space and moving your view at the same time), so I became really good at finding obscure hiding places and sniping everyone to death. Needless to say I got "Most Kills" and "Most Cowardly" a lot...
What I'm curious about is...is what KINDS of characters do you tend to "be"/play? There are a million games out there, but most of them give you some fairly broad, recurring archetypes to choose from.
Sooooo....for instance, I usually play a character that favors stealth or agility over other characteristics with maybe a secondary focus on magic and the least focus on combat, something in the thief/rogue family, am an archer or other kind of solitary assassin when it comes to weaponry, and am normally of the girl/elf/something like an elf variety. The last RPG I played was Skyrim, and I was leading the Nightingales in no time. Psychoanalyze as you will!
I have approximately 0 ideas on what all that means, Flanny. BUT, as you say "criminal track", I would be very curious in hearing about everyone's RPG archetypes. We are (mostly) all some kind of nerd, so I'm sure we've (mostly) all played some kind of video, computer, or board game that involved creating a character?
I have a theory that who we are in RPGs expresses a lot of inner desires, values, etc. Has someone written a psych paper on this yet? If not, does someone want to devote a few years of their lives to it just so I can give it a cursory read? Thanks!
Flanny if you want an amazing lady, who is also affordable, I can refer you to mine! It was such a cool experience and she'll Skype talk you through it. Unless youre in Portland, then you could do it in person!
The Bling Bring It On, a new summer teen movie about rich cheerleaders that lie and steal their way to the top, but then inevitably they get busted and learn some kind of lesson.
Oh wait, that's already about 5 different movies already I think. Dang.
How do you know Abe Lincoln wasn't a texter? Just carve some short messages into a piece of wood and chuck it at whomever you want to talk to, but might be out of earshot. Pioneer text ahoy!
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