Dan, Kelly, and Arthur handed out these fake restaurant menus at the Great Googa Mooga Festival
Get sad at how few “hearts”/retweets these get, then I make them as obscure and hard to relate to as possible. It’s the Fargo mindset.
“Blip” is electronic music, similar to the music found in 8-bit 80s-90s video games. A stylophone is an electronic musical instrument/toy popular in the 70s, reissued and sold at Urban Outfitters. An ibex is a kind of mountain goat that lives in Europe and North Africa with giant horns. Those corduroy pants have seahorses on them. The Coen Brothers were very unhappy about the performance of The Hudsucker Proxy, a movie they saw as “populist,” and against the urging of their agents and friends they planned to make Fargo next which was considered niche, hard to relate to, unmarketable, etc etc.
blipcore stylophone maestro
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I also made a poll about what to do with hipster-animals.
If you’re following dynamoe.tumblr, I advise also following hipster-animals.tumblr. That’s the blog that I care about. Not this crap-pile.
pinterest super user
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I got jury duty on my birthday
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strapping in for the learning-curve slalom
(I have drawn with a mouse for the last twelve years)
This is the cub of a really famous eurasian lynx from the ’80s.
location scout for HBO’s Girls
Submit your art to this.
The Del Close Art Show will be running concurrently with the Del Close Marathon in the UCBeast space. DCM-goers will see your work as they come and go from shows at the UCBeast and even more will see the show online…
In the show already is a recreation of Del Close at his “living wake” done in bobblehead form, a needlepoint portrait, and a taxidermic beetle dressed in Del Close wig and beard. The centerpiece of the show is a luxurious black velvet painting that is serving as the poster image of the 14th DCM. (pictured above). We are still welcoming from submissions.
more info on the facebook page
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It was a common scam to circumvent the payment of fares by jamming the token slot in an entrance gate with paper. A passenger would insert a token into the turnstile, be frustrated when it did not open the gate, and have to spend another token to enter at another gate. A token thief would then suck the token from the jammed slot with their mouth. This could be repeated many times as long as no police officers spotted the activity. Token booth attendants would often coat the token slots with soap to discourage “token sucking”.[66] Token sucking (also known as stuff ‘n’ suck) was charged under Theft of services, Criminal tampering and Criminal mischief.[67]
I’ve stopped following any other tumblr.
(Source: law-order-food)
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