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InvincibleCakeEater wrote:

That's a phenomenal "Haters Gonna Hate" image.

InvincibleCakeEater wrote:

I want the backstory behind this photo. It looks like East Germany or something, which only makes it more awesome.

G. Keenan wrote:

InvincibleCakeEater wrote:

I want the backstory behind this photo. It looks like East Germany or something, which only makes it more awesome.

But the girl has what appears to be a north face jacket and a nike gym bag. Wherever it is, it is awesome.

G. Keenan wrote:

InvincibleCakeEater wrote:

I want the backstory behind this photo. It looks like East Germany or something, which only makes it more awesome.

I believe that monkey roughed me up in Odessa when I couldn't make good on my pool debts.

can he be featured on our GRB t-shirts?

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A parody to the Old Spice guy(I think).

cardslesson101 wrote:

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A parody to the Old Spice guy(I think).

That was awful.

REACQUAINT YOURSELF WITH THE PLEASURES OF A HAND-SHARPENED PENCIL. In New York's Hudson River Valley, craftsman David Rees still practices the age-old art of manual pencil sharpening. His artisanal service is perfect for artists, writers, and standardized test takers. Shipped with their shavings and a "certificate of sharpening," these extra-sharp pencils make wonderful gifts.

Traditionally people mail in their pencils to be sharpened; however David now offers a new service: He will provide the pencil.



http://www.artisanalpencilsharpening.com/index.html

When I was an architecture major, we often had to have very clear, visible, crisp thin linework in our drawings. I generally resharpened my Staedlers every, oh, two minutes?

Anyway, wow, 12.50. Awesome.