heymikewaskom asked: Props on the brewing! I hope to try my hand at it sometime this spring!
Thanks man! Hope it comes out tasty.

Benicio Del Toro and Hunter S. Thompson: The Art of Bromance
“who brought the adrenochrome?”
the best part is HST’s wearing a Strahan jersey. NFL fan until the end.
HST in a Giants Jersey!? What a find!
Gah. Truth be told, he was only a fan of winning money on football - not following a team. Although, I’ve always been on the hunt for his jacket; that’s what I want.
I played my first game of Settlers of Catan today. And I get why people are so into it - just an incredibly layered game. Lori is a patient teacher.
Tennis and a walk for two.Happy Saturday. Doesn’t feel like January at all.
6pm: compare love to a mad dog from hell amongst other spurned poets and drunks during the annual charles bukowski tribute reading at the cornelia street cafe. arrive early to sign up; $7 admission includes a drink. »
Pleased to report yours truly put that one item together. I feel as though I’ve made it.
The last Hitchens post to publish.
Carrie Brownstein to Terry Gross on Fresh Air (via melsanie)
Kind of, but dreams (which I’m reading as stories in your sleep, not your “goals”) are slightly more intangible and unsubstantial and fleeting and tattoos, while also personal and intimate and self involved, are public display and therefore someone can have a reasonable reaction/opinion of one, whereas the dream isn’t as open for discourse as it’s constantly changing.
Meanwhile, Terry Gross really only talks to people who follow their dreams (as in goals) to have a career people are interested in hearing about on the radio. ie. engaging in talking about dreams.
Either way, a provocative, edgy, and kinda stupid (at least out of context, as I can only gather here) from a musician, comedian, and actor in a show where tattoo-wearers make up both content and audience.
(via lorim)
You might recognize the guy on the left. That’s President Obama, playing football on New Year’s Day in Hawaii.
You’re welcome.
That’s a great scramble.
(via jesswanderlust)
Netflix: The Making of South Park: 6 Days to Air
Last year’s outstanding South Park documentary directed by Athur Bradford is now available on Netflix Instant.
GREAT heads up.
heymikewaskom asked: Props on the brewing! I hope to try my hand at it sometime this spring!
Thanks man! Hope it comes out tasty.
This awesome video encapsulates the first part of the home brew process that we did last night. It took more than 3 hours and did not feel very scientific.
Well, Walter and Jesse started off in a RV before they moved to a real lab - everyone needs their start.
Now it’s fermenting in a dark cabinet in Brooklyn. I hope.
(via How to Brew)
It’s official. We’re brewers now.
It’s $5 a month and you receive (surprise) letters in the mail. But those letters are from people like Marc Maron, Stephen Elliott, Janet Fitch, Nick Flynn, Margaret Cho, Cheryl Strayed, Wendy MacNaughton, Emily Gould, and Jonathan Ames. Which is pretty cool.
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