August 2010
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A conversation with my arse. Things can only go up...
Natasha: [getting dressed today] Ugh, why can't I find any nice skirts? [spots vintage yellow silk pencil skirt purchased in 2007 at the Camberwell Salvation Army. Worn once. Vintage size 12 is decidedly... snug]
Natasha's butt: Really think that's going to fit you better than it did before, underemployed comfort eater?
Natasha: It's worth a shot, right? Look, it buttons and zips up!
Natasha's butt: Things are awful cramped back here.
Natasha: You've dealt with worse.
Natasha's butt: How's walking going for you?
Natasha: [walks up and down the hall] It's going fine, thank you very much.
Natasha's butt: And the sitting?
Natasha: [sitting on desk chair] Well, that's less okay.
Natasha's butt: Look, I know you're going for Joan Holloway but I'm getting more of a secretly-pregnant Peggy Olson.
Natasha: Arsehole.
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this is what my diner would serve
tarts:
waiting for my friends to arrive for vegan funtimes. I found a bunch of old mixtapes and I like lame puns and, well…
I’M REALLY HUNGRY NOW
Bok Choy Division: served with hoisinsight sauce and glass noodles.
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“It’s somewhat terrifying,” writes a 25-year-old named Jennifer, “to think about...”
– The NYTimes article, “What Is It About 20-Somethings” is a fascinating read. Once I was finished reading it, I was overcome with a sense of relief. Having spent the last year, post-graduation, googling ‘quarter-life’ crisis in a state of constant worry, it was comforting to realize that this...
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I'm sorry, Australia!
bgilliard:
You should probably all move to Canada. I talked to the Queen and she’s cool with it.
If you lived here you’d have seen Mad Men by now.
Feel like this is somewhat directed at me, my current Mad Men catch-up marathon (as facilitated by the City Library—I’m currently 27th in a queue of 28 for S3, so I’m downloading it), and my repeated threats to move to Canada.
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“I like this idea of magical realism springing from people’s pop-culture diet....”
– Edgar Wright (via unicornology)
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My MIFF: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
flaviia:
Well kids, he’s done it again. That’s right. Edgar Wright is a fucking genius.
I don’t have the words to explain quite what it was about this film that was so great. I think it starts with the great casting. Michael Cera is still the lovable loser he’s always been, but here he gets balls. He actually fights for the girl - like, with his fists! Mary Elizabeth Winstead is adorable as...
Watchsillycurlyhairedman:
Of Montreal feat. Solange Knowles - Sex Karma
While Skeletal Lamping may have given Of Montreal their first Top 50 chart placing two years ago, it looks like False Priest will introduce Kevin Barnes and his milk drinking cohorts to a much larger audience than readers of broadsheet papers and Pitchfork. Barnes has always had a gift for melody, but his songs have often...
Tony Abbott: interviewed as a student politician →
marrowandfluff:
OH MY GOD HIS VOICE
OH MY GOD HIS VIEWS
Ugh, what an ugly human being. How anyone could support the Liberal Party as lead by this man escapes me.
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July 2010
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Everything: Dearest people at coffee shops... →
Friend and hugely talented artist, Sarah McNeil with an important announcement.
