maturity is overrated

To truly appreciate this, you must open up two windows, one of this video, and one of the original Sabotage video. It’s pretty well juxtaposed at some parts, and the final part just blew my mind.

fuckyeahstarwars:

Beastie Boys Sabotage - Empire Strikes Back

yes, yes, a thousand times yes.

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November 06, 2009, 10:22am Comments

Food

Friends

Pixies

Lame Dude

Kim Deal

Pixies at the Palladium - 11/05/09

November 06, 2009, 1:13am Comments

November 03, 2009, 8:01pm Comments

This makes me giddy like a schoolgirl.

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November 02, 2009, 2:19am Comments

I think it’s ridiculous that I recognize some of the places they mention in this clip… not because I’ve been there, but just from living in LA. Some social circles that I will just never understand.

thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer Parody of the Day: Poking fun at hipsters is like shooting fugu in a post-structuralist barrel, but that doesn’t make it any less funny. The folks at SecretSauceTV demonstrate with a PBR-battered spin on Where the Wild Things Are entitled “Where the Dirty Hipsters Are.”

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October 30, 2009, 1:08pm Comments

Keanu Reeves… this is how we chill from 1875 till.

October 27, 2009, 10:38pm Comments

Oh you crazy Koreans…

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Oh you crazy Koreans…

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October 25, 2009, 4:00pm Comments

things i do at concerts

When I first went to concerts in highschool, I was completely overwhelmed by the whole experience of live music. My first concert was filled with a bunch of faux-pas, including wearing the band t-shirt to the aformentioned concert. I would also arrive to shows earlier than when the doors opened, and stand extremely close to the stage because I thought the sound would be better.

Later on I would learn that:

bands take a long time to set up
opening bands usually suck
annoying people are usually closer to the front
the sound usually sucks right at the front anyways
wearing the shirt of the band who’s performing makes you look like a tool

Since then I have learned certain things and I have refined my concert going characteristics and mannerisms during the show to a simple list. This list is the result of many years of observing and experimenting with my own actions during concert:

Start with arms folded stance
Nod head in standard up-down motion (Note: if music is really intense, close eyes whilst doing so)
Tap toe with right foot on the beat (off the beat if I’m feeling daring)
Sway side to side occasionally
Yell into my friends ear some random fact about band or current song (not applicable if attending concert alone)
Check cell phone for missed calls or txt messages (I can tell you now, there probably aren’t any)
Nod head in diagonal motion (intensity addendum still applies)
Switch to hands in pocket stance (gives you the nonchalant, I can’t be bothered look)
Look around in crowd as if I’m looking for someone in particular (I’m not)
Yell “woooooooo!” after intense solo or neat sounding bridge
Clap hands vigorously at end of song
When right toe is tired, tap left toe
Repeat any of these steps as necessary

This might possibly why I am the most interesting man in the world. I am pretty psyched that I will soon be able to add a variation to all of the moves in my current arsenal and that is “hold beer bottle” while doing any of the above and sip occasionally from thy beer bottle.

October 25, 2009, 11:21am Comments

Oh the genius of David Byrne
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