Irony at it’s best.
There’s a girl rushing through the airport wearing a shirt that says, “I <3 Life!” And she’s sobbing hysterically.
There’s a girl rushing through the airport wearing a shirt that says, “I <3 Life!” And she’s sobbing hysterically.
There was a phone number, presumably to that line, taped to the back of the phone at the end of the jetway. I resisted the urge to write it down and call at some random time.
“Hi, is this the hallway?” “What…?”
Rather impressive new freeway going in near the airport. Still sand and rebar.
Flying into Dallas / Fort Worth. The landscape is extremely flat. Dispersed intermittently, but consistently, are cities, circular in shape, that build up from the outside into a center of skyscrapers. They look like bumps. City bumps.
I found this link in my Gmail web clip queue. I thought to myself, hm, this scarf looks an awful lot like another scarf I’ve seen.
It’s a jersey knit scarf. T-shirt material. 15$ or 85$. You tell me.
Not to mention the fact that American Apparel sells 35$ t-shirts. And even they sell the scarves for that much cheaper. They come in a three-pack for less than half the price of one of the more expensive ones.
Not only that, American Apparel scarf comes with a video. Showing different ways to wear the scarf. A scarf with an instructional video. A modular scarf. Awesome.