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Grammys: Good lord, Nicki Minaj.
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Mead, also called honey wine, is an alcoholic beverage that is produced by fermenting a solution of honey and water.
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Ticklish Achilles’ Heel of the Day: Have you ever been tickled so hard that you passed out?
[barstool.]
In the spirit of the best of series of this blog, I must release 2011. It’s a bit late, but I hope you find this as interesting as I write this.
January
TV Shows by State
February
Cell Phone chargers in a Chris Jordan Work of Art
March
The Wall of Beer: It’s much more vast now.
April
Oh gosh, there’s one video that I can’t stop laughing at. Little Chefs.
May
I’m not going to explain this one.
June
Very strong sign.
July
My stay in Munich: this picture is of the Mary Column.
August
Somehow, in 2011, Star Wars is still strong with references.
September
Sometimes being awkward is funny, and sometimes it isn’t.
October
This is how my roommate described his current life as.
November
Carving that Thanksgiving Turkey.
December
I really didn’t post much in December, except for songs around Christmas time. So I did an about me post instead.
And don’t forget that I do link roll posts. They have tons of gems.
In the spirit of the end of the year, it’s time to reflect, yet again, just like [2008] & [2009] about the blog. The year is filled with major gaps of being updated, unlike previous years, but number of followers seem to be upward, and I’m hoping for some changes with some new projects that will help this blog immensely. But enough speculative talk about the future, let’s look into the past.
January
Earthquake in Haiti. Picture taken of a National Palace, possibly in Port-Du-Prince.
February
Still might be a good prediction in the next year.
March
Yeah, this is why I’m using Chrome now.
April
The cat is the best singer the band has ever had.
May
This comic reminds us that there’s always a dark side to humor.
June
I would love to say this was my idea to add those words. Damn, whoever wrote this is right.
July
Ah, the Ghostbusters.
August
Puppets finally explained the correct way.
September
Goldfishes need to know where to go
October
Hopefully that documentary comes out soon about Bill Watterson.
November
“I’ve deactivated my Facebook Account indefinitely. If someone wants to be a Facebook friend of mine, I’ll gladly be, if you tell me beforehand so I can reactivate it.”
Yeah… It’s been reactivated for the time being.
December
Hello Portland.
And so ends the year. I wish I could do more posting on certain months, but the year was fairly busy. Hopefully next year will be filled with more surprises. Expect a goals list soon, and maybe a prediction list yet again.
I assume that I should do a 2009 best of posts for my blog. I would have done it earlier, but I wasn’t satisfied with doing another one of these. Then I started to look back at the website, which has gone through two different themes this year, and I’m just semi-satisfied with the theme. Next year, I will try and make my own theme that will be updated with Tumblr’s new updates as best to my abilities, but it means I must learn some javascript and CSS, which shouldn’t be a great problem.
New Years Resolution and 2009 Goals (Actual) [Updated]
1) No soda for the year [Failed]
2) 52 weeks of reading or at least 300 pages each week [Failed]
3) Design personal website and a website that will help out finding deals on clothing [Failed]
4) Finish a short story (to be done in January) [Failed]
5) Begin web show, build fan base, and integrate it in personal website [Failed]
6) Photo a day challenge [Failed]
7) Book reviews every month [Failed]
8) Work and work harder on guitar fundamentals [Failed]
9) “Let bad things happen” (Look at this link) [Passed]
10) Grasp the essence of a foreign language (Get the fundamentals down) [Failed]
11) Podcast reviews every week (And if this becomes easier to do, more than once a week) [Passed]
Altoids Amp
Homemade from some people in my dorm.
No Unibrows.
Lovin’ it now?
Tagline: True Friendship
The Tiny Robot that Can Crawl Through Your Veins—And Treat Your Tumors
“Researchers at the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa have developed a miniature crawling robot, called ViRob, that can crawl through your lungs, find a tumor, and zap it with drugs.”
Source: Discover Magazine
The Shocking Truth Revealed
Septemberohryankelley:10 Levels of Intimacy in Today’s Communication By: Ji LeeIt’s rare for me to go beyond level 5 with most folks. People scare me.
This is why during sex I shout “Let’s crank this up to 11!”
via danisontumblr
Hundreds of Chinese Pilots were told to yawn at the same time.
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Flu craze?
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Counter-Protest of the Day: A couple of Yale student tell off 25-year-old evangelist preacher Jesse Morrel in their own special way.
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So until next year, I hope this is a best of that can stick for 2009. There has been less posting, but maybe in the coming year, there will be more interesting photos and videos.
