Even in the early 20th century, nothing but lackluster.
By the time we reached midtown, the deluge had nearly taken down our vessel, an untrustworthy craft sent listing by a relentless black river. If I should not make it, please, let them say I fought like a lion.
Noticed they’ve been showing a lot of live-action movies here lately. Expect the tumbled mass of a thousand cheaply produced pom-poms to drift as far as 6th Street, for glittering shards of tinsel to mark the ides of December into the hangover of January.
Short skirts and high kicks, though.
He rolls his rope and lines back up after the last false start, acknowledges that the life of a bus wrangler is hard work.
“But it’s even harder when they ain’t any buses, how long you been waiting?”
Sometimes Bike to Work Day culminates in Ambulance to Hospital Evening.
Witness the club of men who gather around a two-stroke engine: no small talk here, only words thick with meaning and shaft-drive grease.
You think it pretty, but then again you haven’t seen Kaufman’s Invasion of the Body Snatchers, have you?
What, you ask, could make Steampunk more annoying? Same as ever it was, the addition of an unsubtle food trend.
There is some serious Tolkien one-ring-to-rule-them-all shit going down here.
![Weird doesn’t even begin to cover it. See also, Exhibit B. Supreme master?
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The International Art Museum of America [of San Francisco (of Anaheim)]
This place was much more awesome when it was going to be called the Superb Art Museum of America. I spoke to one of the workers out front and asked him what it was all about and he said, “It’s a Chinese art museum.” He also told me it is opening April 1st, so get ready for what I hope is going to be the weirdest business in Mid-Market. Also, they should definitely add an exclamation point to the end of their business name.](https://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lihf9nsWwE1qa5idto1_1280.jpg)
Weird doesn’t even begin to cover it. See also, Exhibit B. Supreme master?
The International Art Museum of America [of San Francisco (of Anaheim)]
This place was much more awesome when it was going to be called the Superb Art Museum of America. I spoke to one of the workers out front and asked him what it was all about and he said, “It’s a Chinese art museum.” He also told me it is opening April 1st, so get ready for what I hope is going to be the weirdest business in Mid-Market. Also, they should definitely add an exclamation point to the end of their business name.
In Sixth Street’s lexicon, no room for the mincing of words.
You don’t see what I see, sister.
For your pleasure. Therefore, NSFW.
Fuzz haberdashery.
I want to go here: to the top. Can someone help?