nedhepburn:

Miss u 2008.

Right there with you, buddy.

By the way, Zooey, when are you planning on getting back to me about the living happily ever after thing? Why do you let me stay here, all by myself?

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rjferraren: intelligence I think I’ve mentioned this before, but hey, it’s the truth.
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rjferraren:

intelligence

I think I’ve mentioned this before, but hey, it’s the truth.

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dee-marie: There’s just something so perfect about this. Deep stuff for a monday. Doesn’t make it less true though.
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dee-marie:

There’s just something so perfect about this.

Deep stuff for a monday. Doesn’t make it less true though.

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If You Missed It Of The Day:

This awesome Swedish song perfomed by Loreen won the Eurovision Song Contest last night. It was, in my humble opinion, by far the best song competing for the right to host next year’s Eurovision. Great pop music and Sweden are inseparable, it would seem. I promise you, if you ever liked anything popish out of Sweden you will love this song. Give it a listen - it’s euphoric! (yeah yeah, I know)

Loreen also gave us one of the most intense and intimate performances of the show, perhaps only rivalled by the extremely emotional, yet vastly less appealing Albanian song. Loreen’s choreography was humble, but in no way dull, and the almost exclusive use of camera close-ups gave the TV audiences a very special experience of intimacy compared to the performances of the other 25 contestants. All in all a well deserved victory for the Swedes! I might come visit Stockholm in a year’s time!!

Oh, and I called the Swedish victory 20 seconds into the song. Yes, I did. And I’m proud of it. Deal with it.

Source: Spotify

meinmyplace: oh, this is happening all right…  last little shout out for the Emily exclusives over on the mimp mobile web app.   We are going to start with a new MIMP gal soon…  well, she is sort of new ;-) I had to reblog these wonderful women. They are so incredibly cute, it hurts! Kim and Emily, you have a fan :)
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meinmyplace:

oh, this is happening all right…  last little shout out for the Emily exclusives over on the mimp mobile web app.  

We are going to start with a new MIMP gal soon…  well, she is sort of new ;-)

I had to reblog these wonderful women. They are so incredibly cute, it hurts! Kim and Emily, you have a fan :)

Source: app.meinmyplace.com

meinmyplace: Ok, so I’ve got a very special treat for everyone…  How many of you were hip to meinmyplace mid to late May 2010?  Well, if you have been a fan from way back when, you might remember the lovely young lady who started it all… yes, that’s right, she had a pair of red polka dotted undies that seemed to launch a 1000 ships… ;-) Kim was the very first person I shot for the site.  We met by chance on the street one Spring day and I mentioned that I would like to photograph her in her home… I gave her my card… she got back to me… we took some pictures, and well, the rest of the story has been unfolding ever since. Here is the fun part, we hung out and did another shoot and we are kicking it off right now, right here.   As always, I feel it is best to let the women of me in my place tell you a bit about themselves, so… in her own words; “The Basics:  Senior at Parsons New School for Design, major Design & Management Dutch citizen, but lived in US for about 18 years (minus the London and Dominican Republic thing…) Born: Hong Kong 21 —- turning 22 in 2 days! (May 24) live on the Upper East Side (after two years in Hell’s Kitchen)  favorite food - smoothies, obsessed with froyo (my block has 3 different froyo places which seems excessive but is actually AMAZING) favorite drink - a chilled glass of dry white wine. pretty sure i’m going to be a wine-o in the future … I think I get it from my mom favorite color - STILL pink although I wear a ton of black and grey. I blame living in NYC. One of my new year’s resolutions for 2012 was wearing more bright colors. I think that makes everyone more happy! Bar vs Club? Bar with friends…although sometimes a girl just wants to dance with her friends. it’s cliche but true. Dream vacation: Bali, Indonesia.  fashion addiction: scarves” See more and more of Kim on the mimp mobile web app, but of course we will still share a few pictures here too ;-)
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meinmyplace:

Ok, so I’ve got a very special treat for everyone…  How many of you were hip to meinmyplace mid to late May 2010?  Well, if you have been a fan from way back when, you might remember the lovely young lady who started it all… yes, that’s right, she had a pair of red polka dotted undies that seemed to launch a 1000 ships… ;-)

Kim was the very first person I shot for the site.  We met by chance on the street one Spring day and I mentioned that I would like to photograph her in her home… I gave her my card… she got back to me… we took some pictures, and well, the rest of the story has been unfolding ever since.

Here is the fun part, we hung out and did another shoot and we are kicking it off right now, right here.   As always, I feel it is best to let the women of me in my place tell you a bit about themselves, so… in her own words;

“The Basics:  Senior at Parsons New School for Design, major Design & Management

Dutch citizen, but lived in US for about 18 years (minus the London and Dominican Republic thing…)

Born: Hong Kong

21 —- turning 22 in 2 days! (May 24)

live on the Upper East Side (after two years in Hell’s Kitchen) 

favorite food - smoothies, obsessed with froyo (my block has 3 different froyo places which seems excessive but is actually AMAZING)

favorite drink - a chilled glass of dry white wine. pretty sure i’m going to be a wine-o in the future … I think I get it from my mom

favorite color - STILL pink although I wear a ton of black and grey. I blame living in NYC. One of my new year’s resolutions for 2012 was wearing more bright colors. I think that makes everyone more happy!

Bar vs Club? Bar with friends…although sometimes a girl just wants to dance with her friends. it’s cliche but true.

Dream vacation: Bali, Indonesia. 

fashion addiction: scarves”

See more and more of Kim on the mimp mobile web app, but of course we will still share a few pictures here too ;-)

Source: app.meinmyplace.com

meinmyplace: mimp mobile web app :-)
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mimp mobile web app :-)

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blessedunreliablenarrator: Breakfast. In french, it is called petit déjeuner; in my mother tongue we say pequeno almoço… and it’s my favourite meal. I like to have a good breakfast with coffee or tea, depending on my mood, and slowly waking up to say hello to the world. When it rains, I prefer having it at home watching the streets being washed of all the dirt and noise. And, when the sun is rising and the sky is getting its colors, I like to go out to a caffé nearby in the company of a good book. I know it’s strange this little homage to Breakfast, but you have to realize its importance. Because, at least when you are having your first cup of coffee or tea or cocoa, the day hasn’t been terrible yet. It’s a little moment of joy
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blessedunreliablenarrator:

Breakfast.

In french, it is called petit déjeuner; in my mother tongue we say pequeno almoço… and it’s my favourite meal. I like to have a good breakfast with coffee or tea, depending on my mood, and slowly waking up to say hello to the world. When it rains, I prefer having it at home watching the streets being washed of all the dirt and noise. And, when the sun is rising and the sky is getting its colors, I like to go out to a caffé nearby in the company of a good book.

I know it’s strange this little homage to Breakfast, but you have to realize its importance. Because, at least when you are having your first cup of coffee or tea or cocoa, the day hasn’t been terrible yet. It’s a little moment of joy

(via lightinwinter)

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Dafuq did I just read?

The numeral halvanden means 1½ (literally “half second”, implying “one plus half of the second one”). The numerals halvtredje (2½) and halvfjerde (3½) are now almost obsolete, but still implicitly used in the vigesimal system described below. Similarly, the temporal designation klokken halv tre, literally “half three o’clock”, is half past two o’clock.

One peculiar feature of the Danish language is the fact that numerals from 40 through 90 are (somewhat like the French numerals 80 and 90) based on a vigesimal system, formerly also used in Norwegian and Swedish. This means that the score is used as a base unit in counting: Tres (short for tre-sinds-tyve meaning “three times twenty”) means sixty, while halvtreds (short for halvtredje-sinds-tyve meaning “half third times twenty”, implying two score plus half of the third score) is fifty.
Fifty-two is usually rendered as tooghalvtreds from the now obsolete tooghalvtredsindstyve, whereas 52nd is tooghalvtredsindstyvende.

Source: Wikipedia

thedailywhat:

Kids Review The Darndest Things of the Day: A bunch of austere British kids review Skrillex’s dubstep masterpiece “Bangarang,” and their responses are a riot.

The hands-down best review: “We. Rowdy. What is that?”

[thestranger]

THIS IS EPICALLY AWESOME! Absolutely made my day, and at the moment, that is saying a lot. Also I think I might actually genuinely like this song now - as opposed to the purely study or binge drinking induced affection I had for it before this video.

Source: thedailywhat