The Official Breaking Bad Halloween Guide
Halloween is more than a month away, but if you’ve been inside a Kmart this week, you know the spooky insanity has officially begun. And the year’s most popular costume idea? We have a prediction …
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This music video is everything.
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To compensate for polluting your dash with a post about One Direction I offer you this:
Bob Odenkirk, as Hal Clapp, interviewing The Soft Pack about their new album for PitchforkTV, which is such a hipster sentence I can’t believe I even typed it.
One Direction Can Only Live While They’re Young
Their new single and the accompanying video is like delicious cotton candy being sold at a street carnival of raging teenage hormones. It’s oddly hypnotizing to watch the delicate gossamer threads, as light and feathery as the bangs of the boys, be spun.
Usually, I think it’s pretty gross when writer’s quote their OWN work on their OWN blogs to promote THEMSELVES, and this isn’t an exception to that sentiment. Yet, I do pat myself on the back any time I can effortlessly work the phrase “gossamer threads” into a post about the latest One Direction video.
It started out as something I wrote to be an SEO workhorse, but ended up being a treatise about One Direction. Read it here so they people that pay me to waste time on the internet will think I’m good at my job.
Since the majority of my days are consumed with blogging, witty blurbs, and endless hours of trawling for content this tumblr has merely become a place for me to post whatever song is capturing my attention for a minute or a week.
I’ll continue to keep this URL warm with good music until I’m more ambitious or writerly and can earn the follow that 13 of you have graciously given me.
Go outside and have a Sunday.
This is the most important thing you’ll see on the internet all day, and that is not hyperbole.
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Just another white millennial contributing to the vast landfill of blogs on the internet. Is this self-depricating enough yet?
