February 2011
58 posts
sarahkunst:
Just remembered that last night while trying to explain bar culture to a duke polysci phd I quoted the last lines of gatsby and referenced the social contract.
Yes chiara and lauren, this post is basically just for you ladies.
ew, duke.
January 2011
61 posts
“Also, blogging about your break-up seems self-indulgent right? But I don’t know...”
– I am so happy to be friends with these girls.
Jauntsetter Needs Your Blood! →
ccarella:
Come to the Jauntsetter + North Brooklyn Breakfast Club + Makery Blood Drive.
jauntsetter:
We hope you’re staying nice and warm - and maybe even have a snow day today! Regardless of whether you’re at work or at home, The New York Blood Center has unfortunately had to cancel many of its blood drives for the day, an occurrence that has taken place all too frequently over the past few...
This 27-Year-Old Is Making $115,000 To Be NYC's... →
cacioppo:
So glad to see that SAI hasn’t broken its trend of commenting on a woman’s looks when they also report on her new job. Gotta focus on what’s important.
and she’s going to be OMG MARRIED SOON.
Rachel is such an enigmatic, smart and well-known beacon of NYC’s tech scene. She’s perfect for the job.
Live Feed From Tahrir Square, Cairo →
The Blend
In case you missed it earlier, come to the CV LOUNGE on 105 Rivington (b/w Essex and Ludlow) tonight between 8-10pm and hear me speak about Bnter.
Booze will be there as well.
Zadie Smith
You create the most unlikeable characters to be found in contemporary fiction. I’m also convinced that Claire Malcolm’s body and freckles are modeled after your own looks.
Currently reading On Beauty by Zadie Smith.
Request
Follow blog.bnter.com so I don’t have to reblog everything we put on there.
We only put funny pictures up and brief announcements of new features/events.
I promise.
First NYorker Piece in a While That I Felt I Had... →
Sun Is Shining - The Dirtbombs
Motor City Baby - The Dirtbombs
“we need to make books cool again. if you go home with somebody and they don’t...”
– john waters (via devonlynn)
Happy Friday.
“A story is both local, specific, small, and deep, in a kind of penetrating,...”
– Lorrie Moore (birthday today)
I was about to reblog this and mention Lorrie Moore’s bookstore in Vancouver. And then I remember it was ALICE MUNRO’s bookstore in Vancouver. Munro’s Books.
Why is it so hard for me to tell the difference between those two?
“Babies can’t do any of that. What are babies good at? You might say to me,...”
– via
