I don’t know what you guys are expecting, but this may be as good as it gets for tweets from me.
From A Great Big Pile of Leaves’ debut full length album You’re Always On My Mind out everywhere July 2, 2013 on vinyl, CD & digitally.
Proud to call these guys my friends. Show some support in July.
(via agreatbigpileofleaves)
“Who’s on First” written and performed by Klepper and Grey. Everything you’ve never wanted to know about improv.
Directed by Ken Lam
Well, when you put it that way.
Star Trek fan proposing to his girlfriend during their photo with the entire TNG cast
Worth it for the look on Wil Wheaton’s face
It looks like he’s proposing to Wil Wheaton lol
The entire cast looks genuinely happy for these two people. Also, Wil is the girls long time bff, right? That’s the only way to explain his reaction.
(via eladam)
oh goodness gracious!
i have recently written, directed, and produced my first web-based sketch. starring UCB’s Austin Rodriguez and edit, shot, and co-directed by another UCB student Carlo Rojas! please give it a watch and share.
i’ll promise you a rose garden.
Live Representative: When you’d rather just speak with a robot.
This is all that
Henderson!
(Source: funnyordie.com)
Watch as all 17,565+ at TD Garden belt out the national anthem prior to the Bruins/Sabres game.
Boston Strong.
Can’t keep a good city down.
People
I’ve been a Boston sports fan my entire life. I adore that city. If you’ve known me for any length of time you’ve probably seen me in a Bruins shirt or Red Sox hat on numerous occasions (most likely daily). Todays attire was a no brainer, I threw on a Boston Bruins t-shirt and went out to grab a sandwich at the corner store. While passing a group of guys, one of them leans towards me and says, “I’m sorry for Boston”. He caught me off guard, so I kind of mumbled, “oh, thank you”. As I walked into the store I got kind of annoyed at the interaction with that guy. I understand his sentiment and know what he was trying to say, but thinking about it made me angry. It was the equivalent of seeing a guy in a Yankees shirt on September 11, 2001 and saying, “i’m sorry for New York”. Don’t be sorry for Boston, be sorry for PEOPLE, be angry for PEOPLE. I’m not normally one to speak up and make statements, but we’re all in this together. I know that wearing a shirt that says Boston isn’t really helping, but i’m just trying to show that it’s is on my mind.
“My advice, just like I told my brother, no matter what you want to do in life, if you work harder than everyone else in every aspect of that job and somehow you still don’t achieve your goals, at least you can go to sleep at night knowing that you worked hard at it. I pride myself on my hard work. I pride myself on barely sleeping at night if something tiny went wrong with one of matches. I’m a perfectionist and that is why I am so good at what I do. I’m never satisfied. I’m constantly trying to get better at what I do to become the greatest superstar of all-time.” - Dolph Ziggler
You may not be a wrasslin’ fan, but you should let Dolph motivate you.
(Source: cichaelmole, via idontlikewrestling)
