January 2011
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Champagne in the freezer.
Don’t forget, don’t forget, don’t forget.
WatchImportant Delaware delicacy: Scrapple. It’s a breakfast meat, primarily. Highly spiced. Sold in grayish, plastic-wrapped bricks. Tastes great sliced thin and pan-fried until crispy, alongside eggs and toast on a Delaware Sunday. We used to joke that it contained pig tails and noses…and we were pretty much right. Watch with caution.
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gimmemoe:
“So avoid using the word ‘very’ because it’s lazy. A man is not very tired, he is exhausted. Don’t use very sad, use morose. Language was invented for one reason, boys - to woo women - and, in that endeavor, laziness will not do. It also won’t do in your essays.”
— John Keating, Dead Poet’s Society (via paulavaleria)
Side note from Katie, this excellent movie was filmed in...
the mountain goats- pigs that ran straightaway...
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If you live in Brooklyn, you have to be a farmer...
—Offhand comment from my professor last night
What the fuck should I make for dinner? →
gimmemoe:
Answer 1: Leftover burgeroni (an awesome, cheap, and easy recipe passed down through 3+ generations of Erin’s family)
Answer 2: The most recent addition to the list of websites that I have discovered are blocked at work
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“I wonder what the proprietor of this restaurant thinks about immigration! I hope...”
– Nobody.
hollygonightly asked: It's my secret alliance with the Minnesota Department of Tourism to lure New Yorkers to the midwest with the promise of fried food on sticks, 4H fairs and cars crashing into eachother full speed in the middle of a muddy arena while children squeal with joy. Are you convinced yet?
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Aw, man.
They changed Cass’s name to Katie (which, yay), but they made her stabby-crazy instead of quirky/insightful/wears stuffed animals-crazy. Unsatisfactory.
But I’ll stop talking about this now.
hollygonightly asked: It's my secret alliance with the Minnesota Department of Tourism to lure New Yorkers to the midwest with the promise of fried food on sticks, 4H fairs and cars crashing into eachother full speed in the middle of a muddy arena while children squeal with joy. Are you convinced yet?
Has your dad ever responded to one of your emails with just the word: “Excited!” ?
I’ve taught him a couple of emoticons too, for my own amusement, but now I’m afraid I might be turning him into a teenage girl. :D
Has your dad ever responded to one of your emails with just the word: “Excited!” ?
I’ve taught him a couple of emoticons too, for my own amusement, but now I’m afraid I might be turning him into a teenage girl. :D
