crucible of ennui

Luchadore Warhol
Originally uploaded by Mochawoman

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Papercuts, any variety
Wet foam rubber
Ice cream on a stick (popcicles are okay)
Empty tampon dispensers
Men who don’t wear undershits when wearing white dress shirts. ew.
Anaheim Ducks (booooo)
Birds
Zombies
Cheerleaders
Balloons

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moar funny pictures

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Midgetville - cool
Midget Porn - not cool

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“Today, anyone with a laptop and an internet connection has access to a heftier chunk of humanity’s knowledge than the most privileged visitor to the Great Library of Alexandria in the third century BC, or the British Library reading room just a generation ago.”
Johann Hari
from Beware the Internet’s Looming Class Divide

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“Adgy has the clap!”
“Yeah, cause your mom gave it to me.”
“My mother’s a saint.”
“A saint with the clap.”

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A friend of mine who shall remain anonymous (but named Lisa) asks at the end of every story I tell, “are you making that up? is that for real?”

Yes, all my stories are guaranteed 100% true. When necessary, I will strive to provide photographic evidence to back-up any and all claims I make. In the [...]

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I’m glad that I don’t have Photoshop at work anymore. I’d never get any work done. I’d end up doing silly projects that would eat away at my time little by little.
Like this

And this

I have a few photos in my library that are BEGGING for attention (peg & tory - you’re next).

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Have you ever noticed how in an extreme corporate climate, it’s impossible to (may I be indelicate for a moment?) take a dump. Maybe it’s just me because I have a hang-up about using a bathroom other than the one at home, but it’s not like you can just saunter into the bathroom with reading [...]

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So I finished The Book of Lost Things. In 3 days. And the only reason it took me so long was that I had to sleep and work.
The best part was seeing the main character, David, evolve and grow in the book from a boy to the beginnings of manhood. The retelling of fairy tales [...]

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