If today is the 4th of this month, please email ultrabold at gmail.com and remind me to pay my maintenance.

Nick Soup for the Soul
Jul
4th
Sat
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gorgeous video; pretty good shirt, too
Jul
3rd
Fri
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so I’m watching this on Current and it’s hilarious and I’m pretty sure it’s Tim and Eric’s follow-up to The Internet and Beyond. there’s no way that this could be serious. blue screen of death on a Mac? “it’s working great now! I’ll send you the address in an email!”? OK, they got me, I need to know what this is a viral for, so I go to finallyfast.com…and it’s a real website that really sells this shit. but they have to have been in on the joke, right? (check out the screencaps of that Notepad document: “‘Hello,’ said Alice. ‘Sorry, kid,’ said the taller man, ‘you can’t leave Wonderland. This area is quarantined with Sars.’”)
Jul
2nd
Thu
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Look, there’s no such thing as a locavore cannibal.
— Nick, assuring me that it’s OK to “feast on the body of your coworker if you found half of her torso on the side of the road”.
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the comments on our blog post on chart integrity have become AMAZING
the comments on our blog post on chart integrity have become AMAZING
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listening to the Hype front page last night, I discovered: the Au Pairs, and the awesome blog that posted them
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lately, all I’ve wanted to do, and have been doing, is waltzing to Beirut
Jun
30th
Tue
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but really, the promise of this cranbery walnut square is what used to get me up every Saturday morning. Breezy Hill doesn’t have a stand at the Grand Army farmers’ market, but I just found them at the DUMBO market this Sunday and I’ve been so happy ever since.
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Imagine my disappointment when I learned that CakePHP is not, in fact, a framework for making cakes.
— I don’t think Evan’s taking my demand to ‘make it make me that thing when i click on it!!!!!!!!!!!!’ seriously
Jun
26th
Fri
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kinda want to go back to college just so I can write this paper:

Barack With You: A Discussion of Racial Identity in Post-Michael Jackson America