patrushour:

This is Spinal Tap

If you haven’t seen This is Spinal Tap, we can’t be friends. (We can, but seriously, get your shit together and watch it, jesus h. christ, what are you doing with your life?)

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Jenny Holzer :: “Marquees” (NY 1993)

Jenny Holzer is basically a goddess of genius.

(Source: thosewhosufferlove, via mixtapeconversation)

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At some point in most people’s lives this will happen. The house which you spent every Christmas and Thanksgiving holiday in will be sold and you will never be there again. All those memories. This was that place for me, designed and built in 1951 by my grandfather, who was an architect. It’s sad. But you know, life goes on and stuff.

Not many people design and build the house their family creates a life in. Gonna cry now.

And life goes on.

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Wow, this is gorgeous.

(Source: coffeandcigarettes1)

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Sexy car, damn.

(Source: coffeandcigarettes1)

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theparisreview:

“The most important moment of nearly every baseball play takes place without buildup, design or precedent: a pitch speeds toward the plate and a batter makes a snap decision to swing or not to swing—with unpredictable results. Baseball’s action thus gathers less in the present or the future than in the liminal moment between: in the imminent.”

In the latest installment of the Bull City Summer series, Adam Sobsey on the hitter’s wisdom.

Baseball is the greatest, obviously.
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ilovecharts:

How San Francisco Sees The Universe

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aqxels:

000016 by *dapple dapple on Flickr.

(via japanesesuburbia)

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sketchfoot:

The unpacking of the head of the Statue of Liberty delivered June 17th, 1885

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mercedesdrew:

Amelia Earheart

On June 17, 1929. Amelia Earhart embarked on the first trans-Atlantic flight by a woman.

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upnorthtrips:

BACK IN THE DAY |6/17/94| O.J. Simpson leads L.A. police on a high-speed chase.

Here’s a video of the chase.

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slicingeyeballs:

On this day in 1986, The Smiths released their third album, ‘The Queen is Dead,’ once ranked the 2nd-greatest British album of all time by the NME (behind ‘The Stone Roses’)

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