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zachklein:

Mission bicycles just don’t get it — they’ll never fit in.
Photographed by Noah Kalina.

zachklein:

Mission bicycles just don’t get it — they’ll never fit in.

Photographed by Noah Kalina.

Jul 9, 4:04 pm | Permalink | Reblog from
Adriano Bacchella (for licky)
Jul 9, 12:56 pm | Permalink
Kevin Bauman’s Small Churches series features modestly built churches that are enclosed in buildings whose original intentions were anything but holy. He is also responsible for the 100 Abandoned Houses series.
Kevin Bauman’s Small Churches series features modestly built churches that are enclosed in buildings whose original intentions were anything but holy. He is also responsible for the 100 Abandoned Houses series.
Jul 9, 12:04 pm | Permalink

blakewhitman:

Jenny Lewis “See Fernando”  by Team G

This video is a throw-back to so many awesome genres that initiated my love for film. Once again it comes down to simple, but beautiful art direction and deliberate cinematography.

Jul 9, 2009 at 10:14 am | Permalink | Reblog from
is where the…. (by Mark.Weaver)
is where the…. (by Mark.Weaver)
Jul 9, 9:14 am | Permalink
Core77’s limited edition “Dutch Master”, celebrating New York bike culture and a heritage of local manufacturing.
Core77’s limited edition “Dutch Master”, celebrating New York bike culture and a heritage of local manufacturing.
Jul 9, 8:35 am | Permalink
"I would like to make a deal with Cafferty. Jack, you don’t tell people that a career in the performing arts disqualifies them from seeking elected office, and I won’t say publicly that your being convicted of leaving the scene of an accident in which you struck a cyclist and then ran two red lights while you were pursued by the police and were subsequently ordered to serve 70 hours of community service back in May of 2003 disqualifies you from posing as a “Man of the People” on a major cable news network."

-Alec Baldwin

Don’t fuck with Jack Donaghy.

(via anthonyking, soupsoup)

So much for my crush on Cafferty.

Jul 9, 8:25 am | Permalink | Reblog from
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Serge Gainsbourg / Melody
Jul 8, 2009 at 1:34 pm | Permalink
Handmade houses via  hollie-o (thanks to Hollis)
Handmade houses via hollie-o (thanks to Hollis)
Jul 8, 12:38 pm | Permalink
Handmade Houses: A Guide to Woodbutcher’s Art (via hollie-o)
Handmade Houses: A Guide to Woodbutcher’s Art (via hollie-o)
Jul 8, 12:35 pm | Permalink

1. At the end of the day, the coup is just not as tweetable as Iran.

2. Treating it as a coup is waaaay too trendy. Everybody is doing it.

3. We kinda sorta trained the coup leaders at the School of the Americas so it’s like kinda awkward. Both Honduran coup leader Gen. Romeo Orlando Vásquez Velásquez and Air Force General and coup participant Luis Javier Prince Suazo attended the SOA in 1976 and 1984.

4. Condoning Zelaya’s mustache would set a dangerous precedent, which would have a domino effect that could spread beyond Latin America. The specter of facial hair already haunts the faces of Raul Castro and Lula. Can we really afford to lose another country to a mustached leader?

5. Obama thinks the new Honduran Chancellor, who described him as “That black boy who knows nothing about anything” is critiquing racism through satire.

6. We’re nostalgic and going retro. It’s been a while since the U.S. ignored and/or actively supported a coup in Latin America. Check out the 1950’s timeless classic which started the craze “Guatemala” (1954), the 1960’s hit “The Dominican Republic” (1965), the 1970’s oldie but goodie “Chile” SEPTEMBER 11, 1973, and the 1980’s series “Central America 1980-1989.”

7. It’s still “too soon” to talk about anything but Michael Jackson.

8. Obama may want to use the “Zelaya option” (kidnapping a pajamas-clad national leader and flying him to another country) on Joe Biden.

9. As goes rumor goes, so goes the United States. The coup Leader Roberto Michelett is confident that there are indeed rumors of support from Taiwan and Israel. “Israel and Taiwan have said they support us….I don’t have an official declaration, but that is the rumor I’ve heard… It’s an aspiration I have that all of the countries will be a friend of ours. I have the hope and faith in God that they will come.

10. Restoring democracy after a coup in a country where we have influence, power, and sway would be too easy. We prefer spending time, money and lives bringing democracy to countries that don’t want it, through force and invasion.

- Katie Halper

Jul 8, 2009 at 9:00 am | Permalink

Hey Tumblr

Your queue system is broken.
1 day ago on July 7th, 2009 at 8:25 pm | Permalink
Salva López
Jul 7, 8:20 pm | Permalink
James Reeve, Abandoned
James Reeve, Abandoned
Jul 7, 4:09 pm | Permalink
sasha nikitin
Jul 7, 3:44 pm | Permalink