“2020” by Suuns
This song is like daaaaaaaamn.
YOU GUYS! Computer keyboards should also be synthesizers you play while you type.
Hashtags considered #harmful » Nieman Journalism Lab
I really despise most uses of hashtags. Unless it’s for a hashtaggable topic (certain locales and events), just stick ‘em at the end or not at all.
Swanky new signage. #tw (at CBC Radio Prince George)
Why is no one asking the harder questions? Why did the bank put all of its money in one place, if it didn’t want to get robbed? What was the bank doing there at that time of night? What was the bank wearing? And how much did the bank have to drink?
Robbery: What was the bank wearing? How much did the bank have to drink? | porkosity
This. This, this, this.
Source: porkosity.blogspot.ca
Shorts weather. #tw (at Heritage Neighbourhood)
The ants are back. #tw (at Moore’s Meadow)
In the age of the smartphone, there is no reason to ask once-acceptable questions: the weather forecast, a business phone number, a store’s hours. But some people still do. And when you answer them, they respond with a thank-you e-mail.
Etiquette Redefined in the Digital Age
My voicemail now encourages you to text me.
Source: The New York Times
don’t drink and drive though
Almost Mainstream: Almost Mainstream Episode 50 - March 22 2013
An all-Canadian edition, with Suuns, Ghostkeeper, the Bicycles, Lindi Ortega and Maestro featuring Classified and Blue Rodeo. Hecks yeah.
Hecks yeah hecks yeah. Click on the link to download.
Beautiful work by local Melanie Desjardines on display at Two Rivers gallery. Also cool stuff from Quesnel’s Rick Leong right now. #princegeorge #tw (at Two Rivers Art Gallery)
Fort George Park is half graveyard, half love letter.
Join the movement.
Oh.. Well this is awkward…
I’m not sure where those 1% are, though. Probably Victoria or something?
— Andrew Kurjata (@akurjata) March 20, 2013
Source: akurjata
