October 2010
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double cancer for her
YY: Hey, is that styrofoam?
HC: Yes.
YY: Uh. You're not supposed to put it in the microwave...
HC: Well how else am I gonna cook my noodles?
YY: ... Add hot water to it. You do know that styrofoam melts in the microwave, right? ... And that it could release potentially dangerous toxins in your soup... Oh, nevermind... (Honestly how dumb can you be? SMH FOREVER)
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WatchLady Liberty at her finest…
Toys R Us has the most ridiculous toys.
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“Life is the art of drawing without an eraser.”
– John Gardner
Olly Moss' process →
Olly Moss is a tremendously smart and hard-working designer. You may have seen his posters all over the Internet all the time everywhere you look. He now has a blog, which includes this fascinating, unprecedented look at his creative process.
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“Oh what a world we live in
Why am I always on a plane or a fast train
Oh what...”
– Rufus Wainwright
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Dr. Karen →
Social change is so flawed. Relies too much on individual perceptions of personal networks.
Interesting lecture by Dr. Karen Stephenson on social change this morning.
Also, she looks kind of like Kristin Chenoweth and is quite the captivating speaker with a southern drawl. Good stuff.
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I am in awe.
Visited MoMA QNS this afternoon for a special viewing of their poster collection.
How lucky am I?
The building looks a bit like a prison cell from the outside, (Got off the 7 train at 33rd/Rawson Street and circled the big blue structure around the entire block before finding the actual security monitored door. There were several doors outside without handles on them and I was thoroughly...
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“The advice I like to give young artists, or really anybody who’ll listen...”
– Chuck Close
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Their relationship in a nutshell.
HC: Have you seen the new MacBook Air?
JV: Yeah
HC: I want you to get it.
JV: You want me to get it?
HC: Yes. You should tell your mom that's what you want for Christmas.
One Day. At a Time.
Midterms.
The word alone makes me want to heave a Big Sigh. Yes, capitalized.
The week seems to be dragging along at the slowest pace possible. How is it only Wednesday? Well, technically it’s already Thursday morning, but still.
Today, I was eating a quick lunch with a friend after our stats class. (I should mention that our school is notorious for dim-witted fashinistas but also...
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How are you?
For many years of my life, my response to the question, “How are you?” was always a simple “I’m fine.” (Said in my particular and often odd tone of voice that, yes, I am very aware of.)
But recently, I realized that at some point in time, my go-to answer has come to be, “I’m good, how are you?” (Grammatically incorrect, I know, but doesn’t...
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What makes us human?
Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go is so interesting. Such an intriguing work or art.
I just love this sort of 1984, Brave New World-esque genre.
Also, the cinematography is stellar. So that’s good.
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I love Google Voice transcriptions
Hello, My name is email soon committing to hot ring back and I can’t. Hope everything is that I’ll see you next week okay HI.
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Of all the days to randomly get a bloody nose, my body chooses to bleed out on the day I start watching Dexter.
Also, I haven’t been sick with a stuffy nose or having allergies so really, this is completely out of the blue.
Some kind of creepy symmetry?
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