The Nintendo Famicom All Pulled Apart (via gizmodo)
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The Nintendo Famicom All Pulled Apart (via gizmodo)
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The hilarious Antoine Johnson (Auto-Tune The News Version) meme is now a work of art thanks to the talented Dave MacDowell!
Run And Tell That! by Dave MacDowell (Blog) (Flickr)
Via: thedailywhat
Hide your kids, hide your wife…..
Apple to Stress Test Their New $1 Billion Data Center Today (via gizmodo)
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Bob Dylan - “Like a Rolling Stone” (Newcastle, UK; May 21, 1966; No Direction Home)
The rock segment was often greeted with hostility, as seen in shows in Sheffield and Newcastle upon Tyne in No Direction Home. Footage from the “Royal Albert Hall” concert, at the end of that film, includes the infamous “Judas” heckling incident. During a quiet moment in between songs, an audience member shouts very loudly and clearly: “Judas!”, to which Dylan replies: “I don’t believe you, you’re a liar” before telling his band to “Play it fucking loud!” as they begin to play an acidic version of “Like a Rolling Stone”.
Unrelated: Man, I love Robbie Robertson’s style. What a classy player.
And—further unrelated—brother, could that Rick Danko ever sing the shit out of a song.
The Band - “It Makes No Difference” (San Francisco; Thanksgiving, 1976; The Last Waltz)
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oldtimefamilybaseball:hitthesticks:
Two Shit Shutout
Saw this last night too, how appropriate.
(reblogged via justinrampage)
Chewbacca kicks back for a bit and gets some photos taken. Chewie has had a few to drink I think. This furry artwork is part of Bear and Bird Gallery’s “Stitch Wars” exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida.
Chewbacca by Bear and Bird Gallery (Blog) (Flickr) (Facebook)
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Oh you silly Conservatives.
Thank you Riverfront Times for covering LouFest, the same cannot be said for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Here’s to hoping the event returns to Forest Park for years to come.