Someone allowed Simple Plan to make a Christmas song.
You know what’s missing from this list? That “it’s Christmas Eve in Washington” song. Do they only play that in DC?
OH WOW. It has it’s own website: http://www.christmaseveinwashington.net/
This world of sports is really, really wide. Big Shots: http://bo.st/rEz9nM
I’m having such an Australia-centric day. This totally fits right in.
(via boston)
The Museum of Broken Relationships
“Everyone has had that moment – days, months, even years after the end of a relationship, when you come across something inextricably linked with that person. The Museum of Broken Relationships collects those trinkets – everything from poems to a grand piano, nasal spray to necklaces. It’s a magnificent, moving show, simultaneously both intensely personal and completely universal.”
Wow, I saw this a couple of years ago. Can’t believe I forgot about it… really cool concept.
(via loveyourchaos)
Adorable Duet of the Day: Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie and Kermit the Frog perform “Life’s a Happy Song” — the opening number from the upcoming Muppets movie.
McKenzie, who served as The Muppets’ music supervisor, wrote and/or produced all of the movie’s original songs.
[toplessrobot.]
:)
Between my complete lack of interest in college athletics (well, actually, based on what we’re learning about long-term brain trauma, I would support massive revisions to how football is played in general), and my delight that there might actually be SANCTIONS for not calling the cops after one…
SERIOUSLY.
(Source: yewphonic, via loveyourchaos)
(Source: emotional-algebra, via jonaha)
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