lorim:

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2 oz silver tequila
1 oz Cointreau
1 oz lime juice (fresh squeezed)
3/4 oz  orange juice (fresh squeezed)
1/2 oz olive brine

Chill a glass (I store some in the freezer ahead of time), pour the above into a shaker, fill with ice and shake for 10 seconds. It’s optional to rim the glass with salt; I always do. Pour and serve with two olives, jalapeno-stuffed if you’d like.

This is quite delicious. Listen to Lori!

believermag:

I recently conducted an interview with Joan Didion. We spoke over the phone; she from her hotel in Washington. She was on tour for Blue Nights, a reminisence about the life and death of her daughter, Quintana, and Didion’s thoughts about her own mortality. Over the next few weeks, we will be posting highlights from this interview, then it will all be posted on The Believer website.

- Sheila Heti

THE BELIEVER: When you were a little girl you wanted to be an actress, not a writer? 

JOAN DIDION: Right.

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balltillifall:

At Book Thug Nation, which has instantly become my favorite name for a bookstore ever.

Indeed.

My old roommate’s tv. Just one of the many things to miss about Astoria with @adamliebman

footnotebeer:

Bottled our first batch today.

Looking forward to drinking in 2 weeks.

amandalynferri:

willschneider:

C’mon, you cant even pretend you don’t want to see this film.

Help them make it!

The Improv Everywhere film is only 5K away from being made BUT it only has 15 hours left to reach it! OH NO!

If you have ever spent 5 minutes being entertained online by one of the many videos that Charlie has organized or creeped on some cuties at the  No Pants Subway Ride I urge you to donate a buck or two. Mostly, I am being selfish and would really like to cuddle up with my laptop and give Deadly Women a break and it won’t happen with out your $$$. 

$10 will get you a digital copy of the film.

Well that does it. I’m in.

(via splitsider)

David Lynch: Obsessed: Coffee

David Lynch, who used to drink 20 cups of instant coffee a day, has his own coffee blend and is using HuffPo to pimp it. Sadly it’s working.

A Bicycle Decomposing on a New York Sidewalk

365 days on a NYC street, one picture taken each day. As Gawker notes:

The funny thing is that the bike stays in the same spot unmolested for about 230 days. No one even took the basket, which wasn’t locked up. But as soon as the basket went, the rest of the bike quickly followed. After standing strong for 230 days, in 40 days it was completely removed from its spot. It’s sort like the Broken Windows Theory. If a bike looks like its owner will be back any minute, everyone leaves it alone. As soon as it looks abandoned, the thieves come for it very quickly. What did we learn? Keep your bike looking nice, and don’t worry so much about your damn basket.

thegreg:

popculturebrain:

Poster: Kevin Smith’s AMC series ‘Comic Book Men’ | Pop Candy

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

That’s exciting.