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I had trouble with my MLB At Bat app today so I tried to Google the problem and found this.
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I had trouble with my MLB At Bat app today so I tried to Google the problem and found this.
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2011 All-Star Game starters: Weaver vs. Halladay.
This picture is like a gift from God.
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I just love the IMDB boards.
Spoiler alert, sorry. For an 11-year-old movie, so whatever.
Does this ever happen to you - like, I’ll sit in front of my computer to do some important work, and then I’ll just think “man. I wonder if Home Alone 2 made more money than Home Alone 1. I gotta look into this, now. Sorry important work, something more pressing has come up. It’s annoying, ‘cause what always happens is I’ll be researching one thing and I’ll see something else I want to look into. Like, for example, the Home Alone situation, I’ll see ‘oh wow, Joe Pesci’s in that movie. I don’t know much about Joe Pesci. Maybe I should learn everything about Joe Pesci!’ And I’ll spend hours doing this Joe Pesci research, and I know so much about Joe Pesci now, but it’s useless! It’s never going to help me! I’ve never heard of a story of like, a guy getting stopped in an alley by a dude with a knife like, “you’re gonna die tonight … unless you can tell me the name of the album Joe Pesci put out when he was a little kid.” “Little Joe Sure Can Sing.” “Damnit you’re free to go! I gotta stop integrating Joe Pesci trivia into my murders.”
goddammit I have a presentation tomorrow and i’m going to research Joe Pesci
(via doublesteal)
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Bill Watterson Artwork of the Day: Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson stopped drawing his iconic comic strip nearly 16 years ago. Since then, he hasn’t produced a single piece of publicly displayed artwork. Suddenly, out of nowhere, comes “Petey,” Watterson’s 6x8 oil-on-board portrait of Petey Otterloop, a supporting character in Richard Thompson’s syndicated comic strip Cul de Sac.
The painting was a surprise contribution from Watterson — apparently a big fan of Petey — to the Team Cul de Sac fundraising project for Parkinson’s research.
“I didn’t get my hopes up that [Watterson] would contribute,” says Caty Neis, a book editor at Andrews McMeel Universal — the parent company of Watterson’s syndicate — who has been spearheading the Team Cul de Sac effort. “Just the fact that this is first art that we have seen from him in 16 years is just so exciting, and what a great cause.”
[comicriffs.]
Both Roger and Flynn get hit by frying pans by their ladies.
I couldn’t find a good screencap of Roger getting hit, but here is proof that there is a frying pan in the movie!
and a pin!
Both Flynn and Roger sing and dance in a bar (for different reason, but still)
and then someone who hates the both of them and wants them dead barges in.
I just found those things a pure coincidence.
But now I have Roger Rabbit/Tangled crossovers in my head.
AWESOME. Also, I made the gif. Too big to have it load here on Tumblr, but here’s the link.
Unwritten Law - “Love Love Love”
surprisingly… this has to be my favorite off of Unwritten Law’s newest album “Swan.” It’s called “Love Love Love” and is pretty cheesy but very beautiful and Scott Russo’s voice is as wonderful as ever. In particular in this song his voice sounds sweeter than butterscotch and the whole tune just makes me think of a warm summer night outdoors under the twinkling stars. or some shit. You see, the song is really that lovey-dovey, it’s making me describe it in such words. but… I really like it a lot.