Must be those ad men

Sweet Toshiba spot


The Toshiba site to go along with the ad

You Can Afford Therapy

There I was Facebooking last night when a little banner ad pops up on the right hand side, "You Can Afford Therapy."
I thought, are you mocking me Facebook? I started wondering, do I need therapy? Do I use The Book too much? Am I addicted? Does FezBook think I have a problem? Can I really afford therapy? Do they have Facebookers Annonymous? And is there anyway I can combine that with my regular AA meetings?

Turns out, Facebook was just mocking me

WTF McDonalds?

haha check it crazy Asian McDonalds website

Obama

Here are a few places I'm thinking about moving to if Obama doesn't win today

Barcelona is my first choice for its amazing people, beaches, and love of alcohol











Paris wouldn't be a bad choice either.





On the other hand, Sophie and I would undoubtedly enjoy Canada.
















And last, but not least, Mexico!
Lindsie and I have been planning to open a Bar & Restaurant after we hop the border.. sounds like a plan to me

Seeing the Invisible

How fucking sweet is this?

New York Times invisible slide show

captivating spots

Because I work with talented people

Routan Babymaker.. you know you've always wondered

Lets Blog About Our Ideals

The other day I went to the tailgate for the CU blackout game, it was great and they almost let me touch Ralphie the Buffalo. But that's not the point of the story. Gracie, Stacey, Elizabeth, and I were all standing around the keg talking about our blogs and I thought it was hilarious. Stacey even put the link to her blog on her resume and when she showed up the interviewer mentioned how much he enjoyed reading it.Sometimes it baffles me that blogs have become so popular; do we all have something to say thats worth reading? It reminded me of this Twix commercial:

"I thought you were a believer, someone who'd want to blog about our ideals"

Manhattan

I'm a nerd, I love New York City, and this is tight.

Manhattan in 1690 with current outline superimposed

Back On

For my two loyal readers out there... My camera has been broken so I haven't been able to capture anything captivating for you all. But that's about to change, get ready for some true excitement.

In the mean time, here are a few pictures of Shamu, the wonderful whale that Lily & I bought at Lakeside. As Lily has mentioned, he was a real bitch to mount but we had some good times.

Boregon

Fuck, Oregon is boring.

This is America

Lily and I are in Lakeside which is on Lake Michigan in the middle of nowhere. It's been really fun; we've hung out at the lake and gone on exciting adventures. Our first outing was to the local butcher shop where the guy cut up an entire cow right in front of us.


Our next adventure was to a farmers market. They were using this amazing machine that fills boxes with fresh blueberries. the machine even knew when the box was full and stopped filling it; Lily and I almost want to become farmers.




After going to South Carolina, going to a soft ball game, being in the "heart" of America, and driving half way across the country, this is definitely an American Summer

In Your Face

There was an article in the Times today about the extremes advertisers will go to in order to get your attention. Some of them, like the Oreo elevator idea, turn out to be effective and captivating. 

Others are in your face and annoying; Right Guard's armpit tv's practically force commuters to watch a Right Guard commercial while riding the metro.

Trike Night

Last night I went to Trike Night at The Dark Horse with Gracie. I'd only heard stories so I was excited to see it in person. It was great to see grown men chugging beer, taking shots and trying to trike around the bar. I'll definitely be racing next time.
Earlier in the night Gracie kicked my ass at Buck Hunter, twice.