Front right: keys.
Front left: iPhone.
Back right: wallet.
Back left: empty.
You?
Front right: credit card case + cash.
Front left: iPhone.
Back right: nothing.
Back left: gum, if anything.
Back right belt loop: keys.
Front right: keys.
Front left: iPhone.
Back right: wallet.
Back left: empty.
You?
Front right: credit card case + cash.
Front left: iPhone.
Back right: nothing.
Back left: gum, if anything.
Back right belt loop: keys.
Fav’d for the footnote.
I think The Life Pursuit is our most soulful record. And soul music is exuberant, but I could go track for track and say, “Well, the subject matter’s not that happy.” “Funny Little Frog” is about stalking someone for God’s sake. “We Are the Sleepyheads”—God, I mean, that song sings to me. There’s a line that goes, “We’ve been in this town so long we might as well be dead.” I quite like up music, which isn’t necessarily, “I’m in love and I’m happy and everything’s quite groovy.— Belle and Sebastian
I see no problem with this conclusion.
Sometimes you miss things that weren’t particularly good for you.— Bill Withers’ Ain’t No Sunshine, via Fun Size Bytes. Go watch, listen, read.
There are no mustaches anymore because there are no real men!— The sad and curious exile of the American mustache - The Boston Globe (via @drfindley)
— OkTrends, the OkCupid blog, has a really intriguing collection of statistics. Ok, so maybe I’m a nerd.Old media could only get 3,050 people to answer a poll about Obama. And it was enough to call the election with confidence.
OkCupid, on the other hand, can ask the world’s most personal questions and get hundreds of thousands of answers.