Had a photo shoot with some of my retro consoles today ^_^
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I always loved the design of the sega master system. Now, sms + grass = beautiful.
Had a photo shoot with some of my retro consoles today ^_^
Check out the rest of the photos on my blog »
I always loved the design of the sega master system. Now, sms + grass = beautiful.
Favorite flyer. PS - Been meaning to replay this game forever.Look at that lineup yall it’s gonna be so fun!
(Source: eurekacalifornia)
Played this for hours when my folks bought our first computer with a cd-drive. Now, the iOS and Mac ports are free! Today only! «Downloading as we speak.»
(Source: thelagistoodamnhigh)
— M.T. Anderson, Barcarole For Paper and Bones
When I went to Kim’s last weekend, I came back with a bunch of books, both purchased and borrowed, including Kim’s mom’s copy of Feed. Today I decided to read it for whatever reason; it was quick, and terrifying, and, in the end, sad, but very good. It reminded me of a YA version of one of the weirder Douglas Coupland books, like Girlfriend in a Coma or Generation A (which, I don’t know, maybe that’s not one of the weirder ones, but it reminded me of it anyway). Highly recommended.
Currently re-reading. I can’t go too long without reading some M.T. Anderson.
Many, many years ago Harry Crews wrote an essay about gator hunting on the Okefenokee Swamp. Then a few years ago I wrote a song based on that essay called “They Shoot Gators, Don’t They?”
All of the lyrics are lines I lifted from his essay.
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Harry Crews at the age of 77.
Today’s book club: “Body,” “Scar,” and “A Feast of Snakes.” His articles in the 70s for “Esquire” are worth tracking down, as well
Today’s screening: “Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus”
Today’s quote: “There is something beautiful about all scars of whatever nature. A scar means the hurt is over, the wound is closed and healed, done with.”
Today’s ill-advised tattoo (on Harry): “How do you like your blue eyed boy, Mr. Death?” (from the poem Buffalo Bill’s by e.e. cummings)
Celebration is a great book too. There has never been a character in literature quite like Too Much. You’ll never forget her and maybe wish you could have met her.
Letting Up Despite Great Faults
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Meet Letting Up Despite Great Faults a 5 piece dream pop band making music just as sunny as their hometown of Los Angeles,California. By crossing the lines between eletro, shoeglaze, and dream pop…
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