Now this is what I call art! Yes, unlike insipid, pastel Tiffany ripoffs or Mondrian-on-the-cheap geometrics, I’d be damn hell-ass proud to have that polychrome gorgeousness in my window, and just think: it’s a better burglar deterrent than any number of bars! I think they have one of these as the rose window in the Esoteric Order of Dagon at Innsmouth.
from MyConfinedSpace via THE ARC
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No, really. Safe for work, even if you work in Saudi Arabia. Necessity (necessitated by strict religious laws) is the mother of invention…but who is the father? We may never know, but it’s pretty likely that he used this stuff, which is reportedly the second-best-selling pharmaceutical in Saudi Arabia.
found at Bakascorner via Finestkind Clinic and Fishmarket
UPDATED: now that’ I’ve drunk my coffee, I see I completely misinterpreted things. All corrected!)
If Natalie Portman has ever put so much as a pinkie toe wrong since she began her career at, what, 12? I certainly never heard about it.
The accent in V for Vendetta notwithstanding.
And she doesn’t even come from some fringe Yahoos For Jesus cult: she’s a good, old-fashioned Jewish girl.
So it is with relief that we read the following quote attributed to Miss P:
“I’m not convinced about marriage. Divorce is so easy, and that fact that gay people are not allowed to marry takes much of the meaning out of it. … Committing yourself to one person is sacred.”
And the future Natalie Portman Broadway musical gets moved to the fast track!
A late entrant into our Who Wore it Best competition.
I want this t-shirt soooooooo badly. Found on Cordova Street, in some shop I was too dumb to get the name of. But me wantssssssss.
raincoaster 