Posts tagged as IDK
Beers In The Pants Dot Tumblr Dot Com
From the Internet that brought you Bros Icing Bros, it's.... Beers In The Pants Dot Tumblr Dot Com. (via, via)
Daft Punk Explained
"This is the worst French Star Wars ballet disco I've ever seen," tweets Alex Seitz-Wald, but I don't think he means it.
You Wouldn't Like Pat Kiernan When He's Angry (Or Would You)
Damn you, M&M Store. I'm not paying $44 for $8 worth of chocolate!
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Pat Kiernan
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NY1 morning hero Pat Kiernan appears to be auditioning for retiring '60 Minutes' rambler Andy Rooney's job. He's REAL MAD at the M&Ms store in Times Square. (I mean, who isn't, sure.) What's the old proverb? "Something something give a man a blog and he'll have things to rage about for life."
NYC Gets Gay Country-Western Bar Called "Flaming Saddles"
Wow. WARNING: this website for this new gay bar HAS AUDIO AUTOPLAY, but here it is: Flaming Saddles. Mmm hmm. This is what job creation looks like! The press release is remarkable. READ MORE
A Fresh Foot: The Great Canadian Severed Feet Mystery
"Tuesday’s discovery marks the eighth foot to be found on the B.C. coast since August 2007. Three more have washed up in nearby Washington.... All of the feet discovered so far have been in running shoes." READ MORE
First They Came For The Bunny Suits
"Police in Idaho Falls have told a man to stop wearing a bunny suit in public after people complained he has been frightening children."
This Story Has It All: Cops, Kiddie Porn, Harry Potter and Guns
"Two policemen are recovering after they were shot by fellow officers as they tried to arrest a man on child pornography charges outside a crowded move theatre. READ MORE
The 6.4 California Earthquake of July 1, 1911 at 100
This morning, as I was walking down the street—on one of those uber-hyphenated strolls that freelance journalists colorfully like to describe as the "are-you-kidding-I-can't-afford-to-take-a-cab" variety—I momentarily tripped across a small fissure in the concrete. And then I got to thinking about the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that rocked the Calaveras fault in California, back on July 1, 1911. Today, were that earthquake still alive and happening, it would be READ MORE
