| June 16, 2011 | Filled under Internerd |
Awesomely horrific interview from the Houston Chronicle where they interview a drug trafficker under the condition of anonymity about the drug war’s death toll. Fuuuucked up.
Life “Off the Grid” at the Field Lab (by texascountryreporter)
“I think I’m in the part of my life where I want to explore new things. I don’t want to do the same old thing anymore.”
Paraphrased, but pretty much exactly what I’ve been lamenting for the past couple of months.
GPOY.Nancy Sinatra, These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ (1966)
If you are for me, don’t change a hair for me. You’re my favorite work of art. — My Funny Valentine By Nico
(via The truth about creativity and quality, a quote by Ira Glass)
ssentially, what they’re saying is this: “You know that whole field made up of people who went through years of school in an effort to educate themselves and learn how to best serve as objective fact-seekers who report the truth… you know those guys? Well, most of them think we’re wrong.” Why do they think that makes them look better?A Few Words On The Infuriating “Liberal Media” Argument02/09/12