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May 2008

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Kanye West - Homecoming f. Chris Martin

I’m heading up to Chicago in a few hours to see four important people: an old friend, a new friend, an aunt, and her new baby!!

May 31, 2008-1 notes
#playlist #life
May 30, 20080 notes
#reading list
May 30, 20080 notes
#snapshots #life
I am not man enough to handle Slipknot

sharingtime:

I never listened to Slipknot until a few minutes ago. This quote from one of the bandmembers intruiged me:

“This is nine guys, an assault on the senses, a physical war through music, and it’s going to be force-fed down your throat, and it will turn your insides out. It’s been designed to destroy you.”

I laughed when I read that. Then I listened. He was not kidding. I think if I listened to them every day, I would be one depressed, violent motherfucker.

I think I’ll stick to Wilco.

One of my ex-boyfriends listened to Slipknot… He also has scars from an ex clawing him during sex (which he enjoyed) and a Quake III tattoo on his back.

May 30, 20086 notes
#boys #reblog
Play
May 30, 200813 notes
#reblog #watchlist #gaming
the Gobbledigook music video is completely NSFW → del.interoute.com

Gotta love Sigur Ros.

New album out June 23. ^__^

May 30, 20080 notes
#playlist #watchlist
May 29, 20082 notes
#reddit
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Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip - Letter from God to Man

“You invented terms like ‘just wars’ and terms like ‘friendly fire’. It was you that didn’t know when to stop digging deeper, when to stop building higher…”

May 29, 20080 notes
#playlist
May 29, 20080 notes
#food
Pan-Seared Portobello Mushrooms

Just made these for dinner! Pretty yummy, if I say so myself. Recipe courtesy of Alton Brown. 

Ingredients:

  • 2 Portobello mushroom caps
  • Olive oil
  • Kosher salt
  • Freshly ground black pepper

Cookware:

  • Cast iron or saute pan
  • Paper towel
  • Spray bottle for the oil
  • Tongs (or if you’re cool like me, cooking chopsticks)

Directions:

  1. Wash and cut the mushrooms into 1/4 in slices without removing the gills
  2. Heat the pan over medium-high heat for 3 minutes
  3. Mist the mushrooms with oil and season with salt and pepper. (GO EASY on the salt! Let me make that mistake for you haha)
  4. Using a paper towel, spread about 1 teaspoon oil on the pan
  5. Lay the slices of mushroom in the pan without them overlapping, and sear, without moving them, for 5 minutes
  6. Flip them over, cook for another 5 minutes, and serve. 

Some notes:

It’s really important that you be patient and not move the mushrooms (the heart of searing haha). There will be smoke, but don’t panic… DON’T MOVE THE MUSHROOMS or else you won’t get a nice crust. Also, the slices I cooked were a little to thin… so maybe 1/3 of a inch? Well, you get the gist.

Makes about 2 appetizer servings.  

Enjoy ^__^

May 28, 20080 notes
#food
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Pedro the Lion - Indian Summer

I discovered this song a long time ago, when visiting a friend’s Xanga. Yeah, that’s right, a XANGA, with embedded, looping music. (lol, 2003.) Anyhow, I think I left the page open for at least an hour, and the next day I went to to local used records store and bought myself some Pedro the Lion CDs. This song was my first dip into indie music… and what a good time I’ve had since then.

May 28, 20080 notes
#playlist
more for me than for you:

Wooo done. Now all I have to do is remember to keep tagging everything. (I think it’d be pretty useful to have the tags *not* in the advanced options, and a generated tag cloud so I don’t have to do this… but hey, the staff seems pretty busy as it is, haha)

LISTS: playlist (music!), reading list, watchlist (movies, tv shows, dramas, sweet online vids)

ART: animation, design, drawing, graff, photography

LIFE: adventures, boys, events (hip hop awareness week), family, friends, grainger (engineering library), grievances, holidays (unofficial st. patrick’s day), instant messaging (includes IRC), school, snapshots, student orgs (formula sae, aiesec, uc hip hop congress)

LOCATIONS: illinois (more dealing with the school than the state), texas, canada, chicago, china, japan, middle east

ELSEWHERE: boingboing, computerlove, drudge report, facebook, google, kottke, last.fm, make, muxtape, reddit, ted, twitter

ORGANIZATIONAL: about, blackbook, private (doesn’t work), reblog, updates

MISC: articles, inspiration, news, politics, science, wisdom… asian-ness, comics, dance (breaking, funkstyles), flyers, gaming, geek-dom, LEGOs, otaku-ness, scary things, shoes, tumblr antics (chicago tumblrs)

To Do:
ughnhff toy around with the template to make things look pretty, figure out a better category bound for “life”, perhaps combine geek and otaku?, add culture stuff to “japan”, esquire tag?, make a proper about page, nixing some art categories, figuring out what to do with the private tag

May 28, 20080 notes
#updated #tumblr
May 28, 2008-1 notes
#reading list
May 28, 2008-1 notes
#reading list #grievances
Pardon the Dust

In an effort to stave off boredom, I’m embarking on my journey to… tag all my tumblr posts.

Man, how more pathetic can my summer get?

May 27, 20080 notes
#updates #tumblr
May 27, 20085 notes
#boys #grievances #reblog
“23. Be loyal. You will fail at it. You have already. A man who does not know loyalty, from both ends, does not know men.” —I know pretty much everyone and their dad has already seen Esquire’s list of Things Men Should Be Able To Do, but if you haven’t yet… even if you are female… read it.
May 27, 20080 notes
#wisdom #article
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Nujabes - Ordinary Joe ft. Terry Callier

(What can I say? I love this man.) A good jazzy, chillout track from Modal Soul.

May 27, 20080 notes
#playlist
May 27, 20080 notes
#watchlist #otaku
May 27, 2008-1 notes
#reddit
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