We’re like golfing or something. (via Neven Mrgan)
Skull 11 (80s Metal), by Brian Dettmer
Letter from Mick Jagger to Andy Warhol re: Sticky Fingers (via Letters of Note)
Zom-Bot, the Electrical Mechanical Man (via Dr. Monster)
Where the fuck this chicken come from, I thought I ordered ribs!
Morris Day, Saturday Night Live 10/29/1990 (the 5th of 11 historical SNL F-bombs)
The United States, visualized by distance to the nearest McDonalds (via Strange Maps)
I Lego N.Y. (via FFFFOUND!)
Every McFly instance in the “Back to the Future” Trilogy
Baby Boomers have created so many celebrities that, in the future, somebody famous will die every fifteen minutes.
David Kipen
Math Will Get You Laid (via Everything Is Terrible)
It rarely takes more than a page to recognize that you’re in the presence of someone who can write, but it only takes a sentence to know you’re dealing with someone who can’t. (By the way, here’s a simple way to find out if you’re a writer. If you disagree with that statement, you’re not a writer. Because, you see, writers are also readers.)
Josh Olson, screenwriter
Michael Jordan, by Shepard Fairey
There is a myth that people are looking for sound-bites and celebrity and that this has led to a growing demand for and acceptance of commoditized news output that speaks to the lowest common denominator. The reality is that there is a growing demand among the educated for intelligent news, analysis and entertainment that challenges, amuses and informs.
Alan Press, Senior VP of Marketing for The Economist
The Crash, by Eric Tan (via icangetyoupeanutbutter)
The Great Pony Rebellion: Clan Cotton Candy, by Nakatomi
Oh No Not My Face, by Natalie Dee