Bourbito
Half bourbon… half mojito… all amazing.
I thought this was some kind of bourbon burrito.
Reblogged from the Mattsmith.
GPOYW - Halloween
The theater company was hired to be “live decorations”. I was a backwoods zombie catcher, catching people we had walking around the parties being zombies.
The nice thing about being country fried zombie catcer is wearing my incedibley greasy Nebraska hat, and using one specific family trait, my gut, to its fullest.
mogadonia: James Williamson, Raw Power sessions, 1972 (via: Paraphilia V)
Reblogged from Super Seventies.
SUGAR - “If I Can’t Change Your Mind”
I very dearly love Copper Blue. And, how much do I love Bob in a cardigan? Yes. Very much, thanks.
That compressy acoustic guitar sound’s all Pixy Stix and unrequited crushes. Just perfect.
Aw, I had to reblog this for nebraskagasm.
Warm fuzzies! Best fringy ever…
Reblogged from Ascending Coherence.
"a study published by psychiatrist dr. aikarakudy alias concluded that men with an extraordinarily high IQ generally had thicker, more abundant body hair than their less intelligent counterparts. he also found that the smartest members of mensa tended to have thick hair on their backs, as well as their chests."
- aolhealth.com (via areyoucallingmefat) The study fails to mention that the reason these hairier males are smarter is due to the fact that they were never out on dates or having intercourse, and therefore had much more time to hit the books. (via monsterbeard) If this is the case, I am bordering on genius.
Reblogged from Monsterbeard.
A bit shocked how under represented Anders Parker is on Tumblr.
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The best way to get your head around the new technology is to think of the movie “Jurassic Park”. In the film Richard Attenborough’s character extracts DNA from an insect trapped inside a piece of amber to re-create living dinosaurs.
The key here, is that Attenborough’s character doesn’t just re-master the dinosaurs, he re-creates them.
Instead of dinosaurs now think musicians.
Studying how artists like Rachmaninoff and jazz pianist Art Tatum performed, the company has created a software algorithm that allows them to re-perform, not just their original performances, but anything they want.
“We know what makes an artist sound like them”, says McIntyre.
"- source
A lot of you are changing your icons, and it is confusing me...
I’m not that smart.
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“Gable succeeded on-screen because of the promise of force behind the smile—that’s what made the smile knowing… He was like Jack Dempsey in a tuxedo…. Joan Crawford said [being near him made her have] “twinges of sexual urge beyond belief.”
- David Thomson, film historian, understander of sexual charisma, smart guy.
• Split screen photo grab by the fantastic Bohemea](http://20.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ksiny56JSd1qzlum5o1_500.jpg)
“Gable succeeded on-screen because of the promise of force behind the smile—that’s what made the smile knowing… He was like Jack Dempsey in a tuxedo…. Joan Crawford said [being near him made her have] “twinges of sexual urge beyond belief.”
- David Thomson, film historian, understander of sexual charisma, smart guy.
• Split screen photo grab by the fantastic Bohemea
Reblogged from The Footnotes of Mad Men..
