April, 2011
Meme \MEEM\
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View Comments From the Jamaican dancehall DJ’s My Experience album. L Boogie rips it.
Have a great weekend. Oh yeah, our new mixtape, Bombs Away, should be ready next week.
Corgi Friday: Easter Edition
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View Comments The employees of Dunder-Mifflin/Sabre thank Michael Scott for services rendered.
“Well this is going to hurt like a motherfucker” - Michael Scott/Steve Carrell
Coffee Break
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Why and How Apple Is Collecting Your iPhone Location Data – [Wired]
Ticket To The Festival: Coachella From a Performer’s Perspective – [Flavorwire]
9 Actors You Never Knew Voiced 80′s Cartoons – [Topless Robot]
The Greatest Partiers In Film History (Infographic) – [COED Mag]
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Location Tracking
View Comments Sebastian Junger Remembers Tim Hetherington
View Comments Contributing editor and Restrepo co-director Sebastian Junger writes an open letter to his friend Tim Hetherington in a heartwrenching piece for Vanity Fair:
I’m in the truck with you. I’m imagining those last minutes. You’re on your back watching the tops of the buildings jolt by and the blue Mediterranean sky beyond them. I almost drowned once, and when I finally got back to the beach I was all alone and I just lay there watching the clouds go by. I’d never really thought about clouds before, but there they were, all for me, just glorious. Maybe you saw those clouds, too, but you weren’t out of it yet, and you probably knew it. I know what you were thinking: What a silly way to die. What a silly, selfish, ridiculous mistake to have made.
Don’t think that, brother. You had a very specific vision for your work and for your life, and that vision included your death. It didn’t have to, but that’s how it turned out. I’m so sorry, Tim.
Read the whole piece here. | Via
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