My favorite song by The National is "Racing Like A Pro." Unfortunately, whenever he sings the chorus "You're dumbstruck baby" I hear "Ya dumpster baby," thus reducing a beautiful song to a Family Guy joke. Fuck you Seth MacFarlane.
I chose this anime video because the song was clear, but it's pretty cool, too...
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The Land of Cockaigne
I want to go to there...
Just kidding. In my "word a day" email last week there was a place that sounded magical and wonderful (if you're a female or gay cokehead, that is):
COCKAIGNE: noun: An imaginary land of luxury and idleness.
This was the image that accompanied it. Hmmm, looks any apartment in Williamsburg on a Saturday morning.
Just kidding. In my "word a day" email last week there was a place that sounded magical and wonderful (if you're a female or gay cokehead, that is):
COCKAIGNE: noun: An imaginary land of luxury and idleness.
This was the image that accompanied it. Hmmm, looks any apartment in Williamsburg on a Saturday morning.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Less than 50 years ago...
Damn.
The picture speaks for itself, but here is the info from one of the participants:
Our Woolworth Sit-In, Jackson Mississippi, 5/28/63 was the most violently attacked sit-in of the '60s and the most publicized. Involving a White mob of several hundred, it went on for several hours while hostile police from Jackson's huge all-White police department stood by approvingly outside and while hostile FBI agents inside (in sun-glasses) "observed." Seated, left to right are Hunter Gray (John R. Salter, Jr.) -- Native American; Joan Trumpauer (now Mulholland), a White Southern student at our private Black college, Tougaloo College [one of two White students at Tougaloo]; Anne Moody, Black, from Wilkinson County, Mississippi. I, Gray [Salter] was a very young Tougaloo professor; and Joan and Anne were my students. All of us are covered with sugar, salt, mustard, and other slop. I was beaten many times -- fists, brass knuckles, and a broken glass sugar container -- and am covered with blood.
The picture speaks for itself, but here is the info from one of the participants:
Our Woolworth Sit-In, Jackson Mississippi, 5/28/63 was the most violently attacked sit-in of the '60s and the most publicized. Involving a White mob of several hundred, it went on for several hours while hostile police from Jackson's huge all-White police department stood by approvingly outside and while hostile FBI agents inside (in sun-glasses) "observed." Seated, left to right are Hunter Gray (John R. Salter, Jr.) -- Native American; Joan Trumpauer (now Mulholland), a White Southern student at our private Black college, Tougaloo College [one of two White students at Tougaloo]; Anne Moody, Black, from Wilkinson County, Mississippi. I, Gray [Salter] was a very young Tougaloo professor; and Joan and Anne were my students. All of us are covered with sugar, salt, mustard, and other slop. I was beaten many times -- fists, brass knuckles, and a broken glass sugar container -- and am covered with blood.
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