I love everything about this picture, check out his Timex Ironman watch, I used to have that watch.
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2 weeks ago • 2,206 notessmile had ersatz teeth
My name is Steven Irwin I live in the middle of a large desert encased by tall mountains and buried under the biggest sky. I make music of the folkish variety, I make mix tapes and hide my heart in them, I also write about songs each morning as a form of meditation and creative discipline. This blog is a catchall for random things I create and otherwise catch my attention, everything I post is original unless specifically noted. There are links listed below to my some of my other projects.
My Music:
Ersatz Smile
Delta Rhythm
My Mix Tapes:
Ersatz Mix Tape
My Music Blog:
Let's Talk About Our Feelings
My Board Game:
Poker Assassins
My Music:
Ersatz Smile
Delta Rhythm
My Mix Tapes:
Ersatz Mix Tape
My Music Blog:
Let's Talk About Our Feelings
My Board Game:
Poker Assassins
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May 11, 2012
Dinner at The Thai with the Chapman family :) (Taken with Instagram at The Thai)
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May 10, 2012
3 weeks ago • 1,232 notesAbove: Model for the dragon in Die Nibelungen (1924, dir. Fritz Lang) by set designer Erich Kettelhut; below, Paul Richter & Lang on the set of Die Nibelungen.
You can see the dragon in action here.
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April 29, 2012
“ Right now we’re living in what Carl Sagan correctly termed a demon-haunted world. We have created a Star Wars civilisation but we have Palaeolithic emotions, medieval institutions and godlike technology. That’s dangerous.
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April 27, 2012
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April 26, 2012
1 month ago • 65 notesAnyone who reads this blog knows how much I care about America, Americans and most importantly American Craftsmanship. That’s why I’m so excited about David Rees’ new book, How To Sharpen Pencils.
Rees spent nearly a decade in an uninspiring corporate drone job as an independent satirical political cartoonist. In 2009, he quit and dedicated himself to the craft of pencil-sharpening. Today, he’s a master of a dying art, perhaps the world’s foremost expert on bringing the inner beauty of a pencil’s sharpness out using a traditional straight blade.
