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kwmurphy: billcorbett: “DOCTOR WHO AND THE DALEKS” +...

Tue, 21 May 2013 22:29:55 -0400

billcorbett:

“DOCTOR WHO AND THE DALEKS” + RiffTrax!

Available video on demand this Thursday, May 23.

If you liked the canon-cracking of Star Trek Into Darkness, you’re gonna LOVE Doctor Who and the Daleks.

seekeroftruth27: fudgeyeahyankovic: A dear friend managed to...

Tue, 21 May 2013 13:46:45 -0400

seekeroftruth27:

fudgeyeahyankovic:

A dear friend managed to track down better quality photos from the June comedy issue of GQ Magazine. The photographer is named Peter Yang and I cannot get over just how GREAT these pictures are! Thank you Amanda for finding these! Click the source to go to his webpage. He has many lovely photos there.

*twitches on the floor*

These photos…they’re so amazing.

Bluh bluh that second photo…with the suit…and the last photo. FFFFF *pop*

I also can’t get over that damn bird with his curly wig, lmao

hugleikurdagsson: I just got faceblocked for 24 hours because...

Mon, 20 May 2013 19:59:01 -0400

hugleikurdagsson:

I just got faceblocked for 24 hours because someone reported two of my pictures. The pictures were my version of the “equality” sign everyone is posting in support of same sex marriage. I wanted to do my part. Silly me.

Apparently stick figure genitalia is pornographic filth. But… wait… I post naked stick figures all the time on this page without consequences. I’m thinking it’s not the stick figure genitalia that was so offensive. I’m thinking it’s the fact that they’re same sex stick figure genitalia. Someone out there doesn’t like homosexual drawings getting married.

Oh well. Lesson learned. I’ll stop posting subversive propaganda about that disgusting little thing called love.
I guess I’ll stick with tasteful jokes about rape and murder.

Hugleikur Dagsson.

seekeroftruth27: BARROWMAN!!! shakes fist

Sun, 28 Apr 2013 17:06:34 -0400

seekeroftruth27:

BARROWMAN!!! *shakes fist*

seekeroftruth27: A few photos I took from last night’s Weird Al...

Sat, 27 Apr 2013 22:12:25 -0400

seekeroftruth27:

A few photos I took from last night’s Weird Al concert in Calgary! Like my previous post, you can find the rest here!

seekeroftruth27: Here are the best photos I took during Weird...

Sat, 27 Apr 2013 22:03:54 -0400

seekeroftruth27:

Here are the best photos I took during Weird Al’s panel at Calgary Expo. Ugh, sorry my watermark is so large. I usually make it a bit smaller and more subtle but I was feeling lazy. Oops. :)

If you want to see the rest feel free to check out my facebook album here!

I really enjoyed the panel! I was bummed that there were no mics near the front. I had at least four pretty good questions to ask but I was in the first row. Not that I’ll complain about THAT!

Sorry, no video of the panel since it’s not allowed. I also apologize for the terrible quality of these photos. My camera wasn’t behaving and I feel really badly about it.

ermahgerd!!

I think I just realized...

Sat, 20 Apr 2013 06:32:15 -0400

morbid-undead:

seekeroftruth27:

macaroons-at-tiffanys:

That I’m sexually attracted to Weird Al

Welcome to my world.

Oh man… I remember the moment that happened to me! Strangely enough, I was watching the music video for Perform This Way at the time xD

I realised it when I was watching him sing Yoda on the Weird Al Yankovic Live DVD

seekeroftruth27: This poster. I want this poster. You don’t...

Mon, 08 Apr 2013 18:10:43 -0400

seekeroftruth27:

This poster. I want this poster. You don’t know how far I’d go to have this poster.

I want it on my wall. I want it framed and beautiful.

I need this poster.

PAUL F. TOMPKINS IS ONLINE: "And I ain't goin' back to live that old life no more."

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 03:28:39 -0400

PAUL F. TOMPKINS IS ONLINE: "And I ain't goin' back to live that old life no more.":

paulftompkins:

Two years ago today, at this hour, my wife and I were married. Immediately after being pronounced so, and after kissing for the first time as husband and wife, the song “Wagon Wheel” by Old Crow Medicine Show played, and we processed past our family and our friends and began our new life…

morbid-undead: The beginning and end of the music video for...

Sat, 23 Mar 2013 03:23:12 -0400

morbid-undead:

The beginning and end of the music video for “It’s All About the Pentiums” by “Weird Al” Yankovic.

disalmanac: The Yankovic family: a handy chart.

Tue, 19 Mar 2013 15:18:39 -0400

disalmanac:

The Yankovic family: a handy chart.

waronidiocy: If Dr. Seuss Books Were Titled According to Their...

Tue, 22 Jan 2013 21:17:12 -0500

waronidiocy:

If Dr. Seuss Books Were Titled According to Their Subtexts

uncledynamite: One generation passes away and another...

Thu, 10 Jan 2013 14:33:11 -0500

uncledynamite:

One generation passes away and another generation comes, but the earth abides forever. I spent a few days at the bedside of a dying relation recently. She had mentioned to me previously that if she were on life support, the hospital was instructed not to withdraw her from it until I arrived. Living several thousand miles away, I gulped when I heard this. Luckily that scenario never came to pass. She knew death wasn’t far off and coyly asked me to visit last week. A few days before my arrival, she went into a two-day, hard-to-rouse sleep. The flights were pushed up accordingly. When I got to her house, she was in bed but heavily-lidded and staring straight ahead. Her home health aide seemed pleased that she had finally been roused but I was shaken by the sight of her. The cancer had wasted her away to skin and bone. Her pallor was grey and bloodless. She was able to speak, but even up close it was nearly impossible to make out what she was saying. She was restless. She kept saying things like “I want to get out of here.” Now and again she would throw off her bed covering and try to get out of bed, which would surely have occasioned a fractured hip or a smashed skull. Her health aide was frantic about this. I reasoned with my aunt, persuasively I thought. “How can you count on your reactions when you can hardly hold a cup to your lips?” Shortly thereafter, she demanded to be dressed and taken out for a walk. She settled for a lap around the house. It was impressive, but the toll it was taking was evident on her face. This was A Grand Statement. When she was safely tucked away in bed I returned to her bedside. The glint in her eye was an ‘I told you so.’

The next day was not good. By noontime she was unable to drink from a straw and had to hydrate with spooned pieces of crushed ice. She could be called away from her fog of opiated suffering only with great effort. Sometimes she would turn her head and look at me and the eyes were uncomprehending. I would smile reassuringly and rub her hand. That was a terrible feeling. ‘Am I recognizable to her?’ ‘Does she know I’m here?’

But it never does to have your courage fail you in moments like that.

There were no more words from her that day. The next day she slept. She never opened her eyes at all. Morphine or ice chips put into her mouth leaked out again. I thought back to the parade around the house and wondered at what I’d seen. I sat by her side for much of the day and night. I didn’t worry her with small talk or anything like. But I sat there. From time to time I put my hand on her arm or hand.

I was witnessing something, and I - and she - were simply being. Be-ing. There’s no point in trivializing it. I was witnessing one human being’s transition from life to death. It is the most natural thing in the world. We will all have to do it at some time or other. It was hard work. She labored. But the fire was in the engine room now and it must have scorched the pain impulse panel, because she didn’t groan, or toss and turn or make faces. She breathed in and out and seemed to sleep, though it was really a coma.

There was something inherently noble about the whole thing. I suppose there’s something noble in all lost causes, if the losing combatant plays by the rules and keeps his dignity in defeat.

That’s what I was seeing: a human at her most vulnerable and at her absolute weakest, picking up her shield and spear and motioning Death forward. God, do I love humans.

For several hours in the night it was just we two and I was able to tell her how much I loved her and how proud I was to know her and that it was okay to put down the shield and spear. There are other ways of winning, I said, quoting one of my heroes. A few hours later she put her things down and was consumed. I wish you could have seen her.

cpfoa27: This man hasn’t been on my blog in awhile What the...

Sat, 03 Nov 2012 04:33:12 -0400

cpfoa27:

This man hasn’t been on my blog in awhile

What the hell?! How can that BE!?

Wow.. nice photo..

jonahray: Oh man, @elibraden on a gameshow as a kid. (Taken...

Sat, 06 Oct 2012 13:04:22 -0400

jonahray:

Oh man, @elibraden on a gameshow as a kid. (Taken with Instagram)
watch: http://youtu.be/CiFB62QgUJo

I love his mighty fine mustache.. and turban

amandapalmer: amandapalmerphotos: Illustration by...

Thu, 04 Oct 2012 15:47:13 -0400

amandapalmer:

amandapalmerphotos:

Illustration by @piesforgeeks signed by Amanda Palmer & Neil Gaiman 10/3/12 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN (submitted via Twitter)

@PIESFORGEEKS: @amandapalmer @neilhimself Thanks for the amazing show and for signing my drawing! It was a joy to make you art :) http://pic.twitter.com/ldZwXWVk

this is one of my favorite arts of us I’ve ever seen. especially because it captures the essence our relationship over the past few weeks pretty perfectly.

-girl who leans on husband.

I love this :)

amandapalmer: neil-gaiman: serenefire: Potentially the best...

Sun, 30 Sep 2012 18:29:57 -0400

amandapalmer:

neil-gaiman:

serenefire:

Potentially the best thing to happen on the internet today.

It seems so neat when it’s laid out like that.

i love you.

Funny.. How I LOVE Twitter :X

cpfoa27: Guess who I saw again today? We chatted about my...

Sat, 29 Sep 2012 19:08:48 -0400

cpfoa27:

Guess who I saw again today? We chatted about my accordion lessons, my really rare vinyl, and the shirts he donated to goodwill that I went and bought. Seriously, I got three shirts and they were HIS. Oh snap!

It was a lovely day :D

He is simply the best person there is.. :X

eject: Titty Tales

Thu, 12 Jul 2012 17:26:48 -0400

eject: Titty Tales:

I understand the diaper thing, if a woman really changed a dirty diaper on the table that’s gross. Kim, where exactly are you eating?
Also? Weren’t you the girl who got peed on in a sex tape?

But I don’t want to talk about that.

What I’d like to talk about is this covering up while…

So she is an unthinking, unaware, insensitive hypocrite that thinks babies and toddlers should be hidden from view under a stuffy hood while talking nourishment? Moron. A baby’s head conceals much more than anything Kim Kardashian wears. It also contains more than her head apparently

steveagee: I LOVE Elliott Smith and whenever Needle in the Hay...

Thu, 12 Jul 2012 16:57:56 -0400

steveagee:

I LOVE Elliott Smith and whenever Needle in the Hay comes on I have to sing along like this.

Irresistible sex-god :)