peachfuzz: (via kittydothedishes)
Laughing out so many tears.

peachfuzz(via kittydothedishes)

Laughing out so many tears.


balltillifall:

This video of two sixth grade metalheads from Flatbush is the best thing I’ve seen all week.

(via Dan)


jhermann:

vimeo:

Ball by Everynone

Everynone is always fucking great, you guys.


tumbledore:

Hot Chocolate - “Every 1’s A Winner” 

Frances Ha captures the zeitgeist so well as to make HBO’s Girls look like Entourage  


sexpigeon:

Love, love, love it. You are both players of American Gothic balled up into one. You are doing well in the city, it was good to exit your dusty old homestead.

sexpigeon:

Love, love, love it. You are both players of American Gothic balled up into one. You are doing well in the city, it was good to exit your dusty old homestead.


thelategreats:

Thanks to Charlie Cocuzza for the link.  Turn your speakers towards the rain out the window.

Iiiiitttt’sssss not worrrrkiiiinnnnggggg.


bja:

Puig mania. Just bought a ticket for Dodgers/Yankees in a couple weeks.

Yessssssss.

bja:

Puig mania. Just bought a ticket for Dodgers/Yankees in a couple weeks.

Yessssssss.



sarazucker:

looking for some weekend plans? head to brooklyn! the businesses around franklin street in greenpoint are having a sidewalk sale this saturday afternoon. expect vintage, furniture, special sale and discounted items, as well as plain ole “general junk.”
date: this saturday, june 8
time: 12pm to 6pm
location: around greenpoint avenue and franklin street
transportation: g train (greenpoint ave.)
participating businesses include alter, bklyn curated, dalaga, dandelion wine, in god we trust, kill devil hill, m. carter, mahps vintage, old hollywood, maxx and unicorn, the parlour brooklyn, phin & phebes ice cream, pie corps, sodafine, spina, and word.

Awesome!

sarazucker:

looking for some weekend plans? head to brooklyn! the businesses around franklin street in greenpoint are having a sidewalk sale this saturday afternoon. expect vintage, furniture, special sale and discounted items, as well as plain ole “general junk.”

  • date: this saturday, june 8
  • time: 12pm to 6pm
  • location: around greenpoint avenue and franklin street
  • transportation: g train (greenpoint ave.)

participating businesses include alter, bklyn curated, dalaga, dandelion wine, in god we trust, kill devil hill, m. carter, mahps vintageold hollywoodmaxx and unicorn, the parlour brooklyn, phin & phebes ice cream, pie corps, sodafine, spina, and word.

Awesome!


bestrooftalkever:

diff-a-lot:

bestrooftalkever:

Sue and the kids will be at a karate fundraiser until after nine tonight, so I’ll have the whole house to myself.

Wow, thank you.

Perfect.


If I was one of those people who said stuff like this dog is my spirit animal I would say it about Mina. 

If I was one of those people who said stuff like this dog is my spirit animal I would say it about Mina. 


briancolligan:

gotemcoach:

DAVID ORTIZ, AMERICAN

I know this is old.  I know I’m late to post it.  And I know this isn’t basketball.

Professional sports is out of control.  Athletes are overpaid, overexposed, underdeveloped child stars.  The games are essentially meaningless, and winning a championship is almost the exact opposite of “unique.”  In fact, it’s mandatory.  Titles are given out every…single…year.

But sports, and their teams, do give us all something to rally around.  Sports bring us together.  When Boston was attacked, Boston’s sports teams became as important as they had ever been before.

Their first game back after the Marathon tragedy, the Red Sox won no championship.  They didn’t win a pennant, or even make the Playoffs.  The game and it’s score were, as previously mentioned, effectively meaningless in the context of the sport and season.  This game was, however, one of the biggest, and most important moments in their team’s storied history.

So, when it came time to speak to the people of Boston, to the beloved fans of the Boston Red Sox, during a truly sensitive and vulnerable time, who better than a good, ol’ fashioned American immigrant success story - David Ortiz?

What he said is above, and what’s important to remember is that sometimes it’s important to swear.  Sometimes, there’s no better way to say it.

I tip my hat to you, David Ortiz.  You are one fine American.

And I root for the New York Yankees.

#GotEmCoach

It’s Big Papi’s world and we’re all lucky to live in it. 

hahahah amazing.


omg

omg

(via frickyeah1990s)


balltillifall: Real quick pickle stop.
Best.

balltillifallReal quick pickle stop.

Best.