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Just got back from Patrick’s b-day party. Wish me luck!
No, probably not.
Nobody likes me, everybody hates me, I guess I’ll go eat worms…
kerr:
From the book ”Gentlemen of Bacongo: insight to the vibrant street style of the ‘Sapeurs’, the elegant and immaculately dressed dandies from the heart of the Congo.
Hard To Explain - The Strokes
From the album This Is It, topping NME’s top 100 albums of the decade list.
The rest of the top 10 includes The Libertines, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead, and more.
How many Ethiopians can you fit in a phone booth?
… All of ‘em
To that extent her performance over the past year has been more tragic than comic. Palin represents the thwarted aspirations and brooding resentment of a large section of white working class Americans. That is not to suggest that her supporters are necessarily racist, but polls show her support is racially exclusive.
Her base has plenty to be resentful about. Their wages are stagnant, their economic security has eroded, and their prospects for social and economic advancement have stalled. In 2004, white Americans were the only racial group for whom the poverty rate actually rose. The fact that it was lower than every other group is of little comfort. Demographically, they are set to become a minority by 2042. Geopolitically, the country for which they display so much patriotic fervour has lost one war, is losing another, and is regularly lectured by others about the urgency of putting its fiscal house in order. America is not what it used to be. The country they keep saying they want to “take back” no longer exists and is not returning.
Those Who Follow Sarah Palin are Sowing the Seeds of Their Own Destruction
and where the previous two quotes come together
Natalie Portman’s color blocked number for the premiere of Brothers is the entirety of my Christmas wish list.
I would wear that shit every day. Seriously. Just try me.
Actor - St. Vincent ft. [Grizzly Bear’s] Daniel Rossen
From Basel, Switzerland
11/22/09