survival never goes out of style

Dec 21

i just remembered that on more than one occasion to more than one person, i have unironically claimed that that cd ‘changed the way i breathe.’

and i meant it.  i still do.

I’m not proud of how much I love this cd.

Sometimes I’m even kind of embarassed by it.

That doesn’t change the face that I love it.

I can (and do) listen to it non stop for months on end.

yosamanthrax:

Comfort and denim style.

I can’t believe we, society as a whole that is, forgot that this happened. A tragedy
never to be repeated.

NEVER FORGET.

Dec 16

"Narrow Stairs" is incredible buy my heart will always belong to "Transatlanticism."

Dec 08

just created my winter survival kit. i'm a loser.

things i will never do pt 1

- have a picture of myself as the background on my phone

- research in the amazon

Dec 07

Petey is a DJ and Petey thinks that's cool. Petey lives in Rhode Island. There is no instance whatsoever in which a DJ in Rhode Island can be cool. Not in the hipster-flecked corners of Thayer Street, not in the seedy discotheques of Portsmouth, not in the khaki'd enclaves of Newport. If Candace Cameron had come to Little Compton, RI one day in 1990, that might have constituted a cool DJ in Rhode Island, but probably not.

awesome.

Dec 05

kelsium:

“(Absolutely) Story of a Girl” by Nine Days was on the radio when I was driving home tonight. Unfortunately I turned it on just in time to hear the DJ refuse to tell us his “dark secret” involving that song. Frankly, who doesn’t have a dark secret involving that song? It’s the “Hey There, Delilah” of Generation Whatever We Are.

Dec 03

David Lynch presents interviews with people fit for Lynchian interviews

andshesback:

minou:

It really is the business.

wait. this is actually a thing? you can buy?

does it work? where do you get it?

walgreens, six bones, works wonders.