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See, I used to walk to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and I used to go the...
– Jonathan Richman
I was still a BU girl when I came upon this. It made me a little squealy.
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oh, I love them
Seth: Can you tell me what magazine this is? “State Of Rock: 40 reasons to get excited about music, starring: The Black Eyed Peas.” Maura: Oh, Rolling Stone. Seth: At first I thought it was the cover of Why Don’t You Commit Suicide? Weekly, but upon closer inspection, you’re correct.
(via the excellent Awl)
April 2010
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Cheap nostalgia is bad enough, but what really irritates me about the song is...
– Another gem from Nathan Rabin’s THEN That’s What They Called Music! @ The A.V. Club
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REBLOG WITH a) your first TV show obsession, b)...
A) Dawson’s Creek, B) Gilmore Girls, C) Skins
thegarebear:
describethesky:
melanorma:
racheleigh:
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50pence:
leprechaundust:
thequietworld:
a) Friends, b) The X-Files, c) Castle
a) Doctor Who, b) The X-Files, c) 30 Rock :’)
a) the x-files, b) ditto, c) castle
a) Buffy b) Buffy c) Castle
a) The OC b) Friends & Buffy & Veronica Mars c) Glee &...
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Rabbit Troupe sucks!
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The customer, David Madruga, a Park Slope resident, said he likes Bark because...
– Oh HI, Brooklyn stereotype!
The Food Network Expands With the Cooking Channel - NYTimes.com
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oh, glee
This Madonna episode: One of my least favorites, I think. PROS: Jonathan Groff being sleazy (he’s always struck me as an optimistically earnest sort; I didn’t know he could do pompous/douchey so well), “Like a Prayer.” CONS: The squicky “Like a Virgin” number, the shoe-horning in of the theme. Is every week going to be “Mr. Schuester gives the kids an...
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you say you want a (food) revolution
I bet someone used that header for an article about Jamie Oliver’s school improvement efforts. I’m sorry I had to stoop so low.
I’m watching “Food Revolution,” horrified by pizza for breakfast and neon pink milk, etc., etc., but the thing that really gets me- I cannot remember what I ate for lunch during the last two years of high school. It’s as if that time...
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