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03/06/2012

As a child I loved to lay on my back and think about what living on the ceiling would be like.

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Latest coffee cup aquisition (Taken with instagram)

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02/06/2012

More Tributes, more games, more fairness.

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Alessandro posted this info from Rome, Italy:

Parmesan cheese from earthquake affected areas. A list of web sites where you can buy it on line…

I am trying to find that list.

23,000 forms damaged at one dairy alone. Order direct at filieracorta@arci.it

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And yes I am on the weaponsofchoicetheatrical site.

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a word about Last week’s Mad Men

Reading through the “Who’s The Real Sleeze” comments, leads me to believe many are missing the excellent story writing by Matthew Weiner. The women of Mad Men fall just as the men. Sure Sterling & Campbell are dirtbags for considering it, yet Joan chose compromise for the money. The point, in my mind, isn’t to judge her, or them. We all; like sheep, have gone astray. The show gives the viewer the chance to see themselves as the characters, both amazing and beautiful, and cowardly and corrupt. A truer picture of humanity to me.

This is some of the best writing I have ever seen.

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» 'Mad Men' Gets Disapproving Tweet from Jaguar over Joan Storyline

Ya’ think? That and the “they are hard to keep running, they come with a kit” might raise eyebrows.

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I BBQ’d twice today, been listening to 80’s rock, and drinking beer. Go Idaho.

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So my Bill & Ted’s/Brienne & Jaime’s Excellent Adventures post has netted around 3,400 posts, prompting me to start a Game Of Thrones tumblr so my dash doesn’t get overun like that again. Those of you who have been spammed by GOT nerdleyness will have a general reprieve. I plan to still post a few of the best items though.

You can follow me at Chriona

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devidsketchbook:

Artist Gal Weinstein - Jezreel Valley

wood, carpets, felt, artificial turf, PVC / 200x1900x1500 cm

Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art

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Oh, BTW; that aussie film “The Square” is worth the darker murderous parts for the the way it pushes you to the edge of suspense. Worthwhile. On Netfligz’ or free on Crackle (with ads)

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