Job losses compared…
via: Erik
Oranges Punch, by Gail Piland.
Via: her flickr stream
Temple Kitchen in Toronto Canada has an interesting Valentines weekend special: Customers can have sex their bathrooms… Wow, way to go Canada. I mean, I’ve been to the Hotel on Rivington but they aren’t advertising to their entire email list.
Another one from The Rocketboom Institute for Internet Studies: Advice Dog.
“Advice Dog is a series of popular image macros that first surfaced on 4chan’s /b/ in 2006. A typical example of Advice Dog depicts a cute puppy’s face against the background of a color wheel, often accompanied by unrelated advices and ridiculous instructions (ex: Do the laundry / Rob a bank). Since its debut, the series has spawned off several spin-offs, most notably the Philosoraptor, Courage Wolf and Socially Awkward Penguin.”
G Train Entirely Suspended for Four Straight Weekends - Gothamist
Let’s see if there’s a light at the end of that tunnel.
reblogged from neighborhoodr-williamsburg
Today is World Fair Use Day
via: @brooklynmuseum
Took my boss’ electric bike for a spin today! All the fun of riding a scooter with the freedom of a bike. The Upper West Side never felt so close.
An immigrant detainee died in custody under mysterious circumstances. Now, recently obtained video and documents show that federal immigration authorities withheld information about a dying man.
Molly and Ellie meet up with Strala Yoga instructor Tara Stiles to learn a few key moves that relieve the stress and tension of a long day at the office.
Rocketboom t-shirts are now on sale in our online shop!
Modeled by our producers Leah D’Emilio and Barry Pousman, the tees are available in both men’s and women’s sizes at a mere 8 bucks. And our wildly popular Meme Tees are still available for the /b/tard who has everything.
Wow, of all the photos we took that day, we had to go with the ‘hand on the hip’ one…
reblogged from rocketboom
Animal Collective - Brothersport
via: the L Magazine
Dickchicken Iterview! Dossier, Playboy’s Reporting Series - who knew?
via: ReX


