erik:

yeahapparently:

rebeccalando:

ericmortensen:

“The red increase in job loss is the climax of Republican rule. The blue decrease in job loss is Obama and the Democrats. Sort of like when Superman flies around the world counter-clockwise to undo Lex Luthor’s fiendish destruction.” - Juan Cole

travie:

THROWBACK THURSDAAAAAAAYS!!! Shyhiem-On & On, We were around the same age when this record dropped, he was prolly  4 years my elder, I wanted to be in Wu-Tang, I wrote letters to Meth to no avail. It’s all love tho.HAHAHA, Shyhiem’s delivery was so sick to be so young, Later on, The record Mandchild he dropped was insane in my opinion. BRING BACK HOODIES AND TIM’s!! Don’t make me do it, cause I will, I swear I will, Carhart’s making a comeback, it’s been poppin’ overseas forever, they  market it as Street or Urban wear complete with graffiti graphic adds and everything LOL, over hear its was Just for construction workers until the wonderful winter of 92’. Oh how I miss the days.

simplykeera:

In honor of Black History Month…I’ve decided to show clips and images of some of music’s greatest African American influences.

The Nicholas Brothers were a famous African-American team of dancing brothers,

Fayard (1914–2006) and Harold Nicholas (1921–2000). With their highly acrobatic technique (“flash dancing”), high level of artistry and daring innovations, they were considered by many the greatest tap dancers of their day. Growing up surrounded by Vaudeville acts as children, they became stars of the jazz circuit during the heyday of the Harlem Renaissance and went on to have successful careers performing on stage, film, and television well into the 1990’s.

Filmography:

Stormy Weather (1943)

That’s Black Entertainment (1990) (archive footage)

The Five Heartbeats (1990) (Harold Nicholas)

“Alright” (Janet Jackson song) and video (1992)

The Nicholas Brothers: We Sing and We Dance (1992)

and many other movies, music videos and documentaries

I’m mad, but not mad about this :( … I hope they don’t get tracked down!

moth:

“Kids scrawling their YouTube URLs on subway walls is the new way of tagging, I suppose.” — Agent M

(via onehour)

paulscheer:

The 11 BEST Snookishops The Web Has To Offer (PICTURES)

I gotta catch J*DaVeY live sometime!

bionca:

The J*DaVeY show was rockin. If you haven’t checked out the review, then you should.

http://www.vibrantdoll.com

So I’m guessing other tumblr members can see the porn post… whats being done about it?

topherchris:

As the primary person responsible for picking which posts make the Radar (that thing in your sidebar), I see a handful of Tumblr posts each day.

I’m just joshing; I see them all.

And because this little back-end system I have looks exactly like my regular dashboard, it’s easy to get confused once you’ve looked at it long enough. As in: “When did I start following all this tentacle porn?”

I ask myself that question on a daily basis.

Oddly, I’ve been asking it since before Tumblr was even invented.

topherchris:

As the primary person responsible for picking which posts make the Radar (that thing in your sidebar), I see a handful of Tumblr posts each day.

I’m just joshing; I see them all.

And because this little back-end system I have looks exactly like my regular dashboard, it’s easy to get confused once you’ve looked at it long enough. As in: “When did I start following all this tentacle porn?”

I ask myself that question on a daily basis.

Oddly, I’ve been asking it since before Tumblr was even invented.

and this is why I never messed with the “band geeks” … not my word for them…

… #FACT the Plainfield High School teacher that taught them was nominated for a grammy award this year, 2010!

moth:

No idea where this drawing is from, but—genius.

(via criticalfinish)