Thank you Salmagundi for posting this. It is awesome. They have yet to update Grindr for Android 4.0 so I am stuck with Scruff. Meh, a little more to my liking any how.
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Bear of a Man
Wednesday, 25 January, 2012
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Tuesday, 17 January, 2012
Duncan
This cute little animated vlog is done by my friend and colleague Blair Fukumura. An amazingly talented and wonderful fellow who deserves to be discovered and snapped up by Pixar. This is the first episode in a series of shorts Blair is creating. Visit Duncan's YouTube page to see more of him and ask questions of the dinosaur.
Monday, 9 January, 2012
The Kids Are Alright
This is stolen from a cute blog I read occasionally called My New Life. But stolen via another blog called up and down we go, which I have never heard of before, but might read now that I have and know that the owner posts things like this:
I'm the older brother so unfortunately I didn't have the buffer of an older sibling to buy me the purple controller. Dads take a better look at yourself, you might not realize what you're doing to your child.
Love this.
Amazing kid!! Just goes to show what the next generation is going to be like.Yesterday I had a pair of brothers in my store. One was maybe between 15 and 17. He was a wrestler at the local high school. Kind of tall, stocky and handsome. He had a younger brother, who was maybe about 10 to 12 years old. The only way to describe him was scrawny, neat, and very clean for a boy his age. They were talking about finding a game for the younger one, and he was absolutely insisting it be one with a female character. I don't know how many of y'all play games, but that isn't exactly easy. Eventually, I helped the brothers pick a game called "Mirror's Edge." The youngest was pretty excited about the game, and then he specifically asked me, "Do you have any girl color controllers?" I directed him to the only colored controllers we have, which include pink and purple ones. He grabbed the purple one, and informed me purple was his FAVORITE.The boys had been taking awhile, so their father eventually came in. He saw the game, and the controller, and started in on the youngest about how he needs to pick something different. Something more manly. Something with guns and fighting, and certainly not a purple controller. He tried to convince him to get the new Zombie game "Dead Island" and the little boy just stood there repeating, "Dad, this is what I want, OK?" Eventually it turned into a full-blown argument complete with Dad threatening to whoop his son if he didn't choose different items.That's when big brother stepped in. He said to his dad, "It's my money, it's my gift to him. If it's what he wants, I'm getting it for him, and if you're going to hit anyone for it, it's going to be me." Dad just gave his oldest son a strong stern stare-down, and then left the store. Little brother was crying quietly. I walked over and ruffled his hair (yes, this happened all in front of me). I said, "I'm a girl, and I like the color blue, and I like shooting games. There's nothing wrong with what you like. Even if it's different than what people think you should." I smiled, he smiled back (my heart melted!). Big brother then leaned down, kissed little brother on the head, and said, "Don't worry, dude."They checked out and left, and all I can think is how awesome big brother is, how sweet little brother is, and how Dad ought to be ashamed for trying to make his son any other way.
I'm the older brother so unfortunately I didn't have the buffer of an older sibling to buy me the purple controller. Dads take a better look at yourself, you might not realize what you're doing to your child.
Love this.
Thursday, 5 January, 2012
Take Out Religion
This is a brilliant flow chart. I love how half of the decisions are based on which foods you prefer! Although I am a bit disappointed with the lack of an Agnostic category.
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