Hi, I'm Josh. I'm a 25 years old, Aquarius, college graduate. Working at a small town newspaper.... I spent lots of time on the internet.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I spent the last 30 minutes rewriting my story notes
I lost the ability to focus and just looked at Reddit.
Journalism!
Nothing says qualified than being retweeted by the City you live in?
Edit: it’s morning now and this now seems less impressive.
If I had to pinpoint what bothers me most about the subject, though, it’s that our ratings system in this country is so broken that a film that contains a sustained, brutal rape sequence featuring full-frontal female nudity can breeze right through with an R-rating, but if you include a sequence in which two people engage in spirited, consensual sex and we see anything that resembles reality, you are automatically flirting with an NC-17 or going out unrated. We have created a code of film language in which the single most destructive act of sexual violence is perfect acceptable to depict in the most graphic, clinical detail, but actual love-making has been all but banished from mainstream film. There’s no “almost” about it; it is disturbing on a philosophical level to realize how backwards the system is right now, and I think one of the reasons many filmmakers will include a rape scene is so they can get some nudity into their movie, and the context doesn’t matter to them.
Drew McWeeny - What Happens When We Find The Line As Viewers? (via timenugget)
This movie is sort of full of awk.
Guess who got their 2012 Women of the Navajo calendar in the mail today? I did.
Everyone thank my grandfather
Just being a dude on Pinterest.
Lost 20 minutes listening to music in Spotify as I watched the lyrics scroll magically on screen in time.
Totally forgot. She who shall not be named? right?
It wasn’t until after I left my job at Google that I had time to finally take classes and learn how to perform domestic skills the proper way. But I still found that many of the popular things to make, whether in the kitchen or at the craft table, were very complicated and took hours to perfect. And if most people are like me, which I’m assuming they are, as much as they want to be creative, they won’t complete a project or attempt a recipe if it’s too difficult or takes too much time, especially given how little time we have in our lives these days. Thus, I made it my new mission to use what I learned from my life in technology to find and create innovative hacks for making beautiful things in and around the home. Shower rings as closet organizers and grab-and-go egg muffins are just two examples. By continuing to keep my finger on the pulse of technology, I’m also able to scour the web for innovative websites, apps and software that also better serves the home. This website is the nesting place for all these things; it is a collection of my hand-picked and hand-made ideas and suggestions for creative living.
Like Julia Allison 2.0 thing?
Yes Netflix, 50 Cent was in 500 days of summer. That’s the movie I want to watch.
