So much warm-feeling right now.
This man’s handwriting is glorious.
Ten minutes for Chuck Jones. Def worth the time.
Does NO ONE at the National Review understand the problems he already has with Google search results?
This is the funniest in the world.
Address is approximate.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, 1939.
"Personal enjoyment has become a greater obligation in the contemporary age than self-discipline, and brings an even greater sense of failure when it is not achieved."
— Zizek, paraphrased here.
In the blink of an eye …
I don’t think it really occurred to me how fast that happened:
Seoul today is one of the densest cities in the world. It has millions of cars but also an excellent subway system. Even in the newer districts the streets seem, to a Westerner, anything but colorless. They’re vibrant with commerce and crowded with pedestrians, each of whom has a carbon footprint less than half the size of a New Yorker’s. Life has gotten much better for Koreans as the country has gone from 28 percent urban in 1961 to 83 percent today. Life expectancy has increased from 51 years to 79—a year longer than for Americans. Korean boys now grow six inches taller than they used to.
ht The Dish
