make it possible for people who are reblogging a quote to add their comments to the quote without it looking like part of the quote source.
i guess that i could go betatest tumblr v4 like my dashboard is strongly suggesting that i do, but i’m lazy. too lazy to betatest, not too lazy to bitch about this functionality.
low point of my personal history as a best show caller: a 19-year-old who doesn’t know who goebbels was GOMPed me.
high point: omar sending me a personal message saying i was 100% dead-on right about my call.
honestly, has there ever been a better way to say: “i can’t believe that you’re cheating on me, dickface,” than, “i’m so number one that it’s a shame that you’d let other numbers in the game?”
well done, mirah.
more than halfway done. i’m in a groove and uploading 50 albums a day or so.
what should i do with my CDs? i think i want to keep my all-time top favorites, but i’m getting a little tired of having nine CD books. it makes it hard to find stuff, and we only play the same 20 or so in the stereo, anyway.
Wes Anderson and Jason Schwartzman shop for CDs and DVDs. The way I see it, Schwartzman is the kind of man that men want to be like and women want to be with.[O]n a scale of 1-10 how ridiculous is this statement:
“The way I see it, Jason Schwartzman is the kind of man that men want to be like and women want to be with.”
i guess i must be ridiculous because i totally want to get with him? and this video just confirms that i want to get with him, because we like all the same records! so we could lie around listening to music! except for phil collins.
i lied, i can totally rock out to some phil collins.
you know what i enjoy? a smart playlist where the ratings are in the range 4-5 stars, podcast is false, last played is not in the last 5 days, limited to 50 items selected at random*. that is a playlist guaranteed to rock your ass.
*although i guess it doesn’t matter how many songs you limit the playlist to, since as soon as the song plays, it disappears from the playlist because it’s been played in the last 5 days.
hey homeowners (and prospective homeowners), here’s a little fact that will keep you laughing all day:
the baby boomer rule of thumb for calculating what price home you should buy was your combined yearly income times two.
if you haven’t shopped for a house in a while, go ahead and get on zillow and see what kind of property that amount could get you where you live. and then meet me at the bar, where i’ll have a gun waiting so we can shoot ourselves.