Fab. We're Glad.

Just some stuff.

November 27, 2013 at 6:29PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Happy Thanksgiving Eve, which isn't a real holiday. Yet. Give them a few years and it'll be a special shopping day, with stores opening at 12:01 AM.

WEB 2.0 I love stories about spectacular web flameouts. Not because it's fun to read about people who dared and tried and made something new, only to fail, thereby justifying the sad, timid lives of those who never aspire to anything. No, it's because there's hubris and delusion and BS like a triple-twist soft-serve cone. I mean, c'mon:

It's a story about a guy whose current project is going the way of his previous project. s Fastcompany says:

Here's something you can get on Fab today.

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Yes, I can see why they have $100 mil in the bank.

GO HOME, COOP This article collects some tweets by David Lynch and pronounces him drunk.

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Ha! Except those tweets don't show up in his twitter feed. Most of his tweets are quite normal.

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It would be odd to be shopping and see David Lynch standing in the coffee aisle. Odd, but not unwelcome.

PASS If you're on the lookout for headlines that sum up things you weren't looking for, here are two possibilities:

Pass. Or:

I've been waiting for news I'll never have to hear "Little Drummer Boy" again. I'd rather hear Bolero at half-speed.

ART The YouTube page says it best:

I think it says more about the actual quality of Malevich's work, divorced from historical context, than it does about the stubborn judges at the school. (Via Daily Dot.)

VIDEO In case you were transfixed by the Exploding Whale Guts GIF, here's the source, in HD. That's right! A shower of cetacean intestines in HD.

I'm not embedding because it's lunch time.

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