Stroke Blogg


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Apr 22
If you haven’t seen “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” yet, it’s a must-see. Very funny. This relates to, but wasn’t in, the film. Aldous Snow slays me!

Apr 19
I think mom sends me these videos so that I have a clear picture in my head of what she absolutely never wants me to do! (Don’t worry about this one, ma!) Almost as crazy as the base-jump flyers…

Apr 10
This one too. Eddie Izzard + Legos = comedy.

Mitchell and Webb - ‘Can People Levitate’?

Heard the audio of this on the Sound of Young America today. Made me laugh. Thought it might make you laugh too… 


Apr 4
Merlin makes me laugh. His daughter, Eleanor, plots the “destruction of Earth as [we] know it.”

MBW quote of the show

Andy Inhatko, columnist for the Chicago Sun Times and frequent panel member on MacBreak Weekly had a brilliant quote on the most recent installment of MBW, “Internet Pants,” when he succinctly discribed his job as a writer:

“My job is to convert synaptic misfirings into discretionary income.”

 Such a fine way to put it. I had to share.


Apr 1
Heard about this site on Photoshop User TV. Photographer named Jan Von Holleben has amazing photos like this from the Dreams of Flying series. Check it out. Heard about this site on Photoshop User TV. Photographer named Jan Von Holleben has amazing photos like this from the Dreams of Flying series. Check it out.

Mar 31
“The average Atlanta resident with a job drives 66 miles every day. In fact, people here drive so much that if you added up every commute and every trip to a store or soccer practice on just one day, you’d get a number that’s larger than the distance between the Earth and the sun.”

Life in the ‘Burbs: Heavy Costs for Families, Climate : NPR (although I’d like to see a breakdown on those numbers. (via merlin)

Ditto on the desire to see the details, but even just thinking about the daily commutes, et al, in this way is a good place to start. F it. I’m going to work towards taking a page out of Merlin’s book… towards a job where I get paid to type! Saving the world via commute-free jobs! - Stroke



Mar 21
Maverick? Nah. In a word, “bumbling.”

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