Computer for one?
Oh, hello there. I'm Adam. I have a computer. And a job. With health insurance. I find things I like, I press a button, and hopefully this blunts my habit of starting up disturbingly strange conversations with people I meet in bars. You're welcome!!
PS I should point out I live in Greenpoint and try to follow my neighbors. And: hello neighbor.
Nov 3, 2009
11:48am
While the prevalence of online social networking sites have made mailed party invitations all but obsolete, they can add a personal and purposeful touch to your soirees. Also, they provide you with the opportunity to give each attendee a map detailing the best directions from their place to yours, notifications about any road closures or public transportation service advisories, a map of all the sidewalk cracks to be avoided on the way to your front door, and a list of required immunizations. It’s best to prepare food before guests arrive, since hosting duties will require most of your attention once they do. Keep asthma inhalers stashed at various locations throughout the house in case of hyperventilation when people touch your belongings. Quick tip: Never actually allow other people inside your home.
- McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: The Modern Obesessive-Compulsive Hypochondrical Gentleman’s Guide to Style.
Nov 3, 2009
11:40am
Changing of the seasons
Well, Autumn is here at NYU.
Smell of pumpkin in the air
The leaves change color in Washington Square Park
And the students drop in Bobst.
Nov 3, 2009
10:58am
Nov 2, 2009
4:06pm
Nov 2, 2009
7:46am
Nov 1, 2009
1:08pm
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1:08pm
Oct 31, 2009
6:47pm
Oct 30, 2009
5:29pm
Oct 30, 2009
2:45pm
Broadcast Yourself. (via idoamit)
Last night I vomited from drinking. It was my first time doing that since I was like 23. I don’t know what happened but a few things I realized:
1-I make a horrific sound when puking.
2-As soon as I vomited I felt better
3-As soon as I vomited, the people I were with were pretty much done with me for the night. you’re welcome.
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