Winning is like deodorant.

tomlowell:

Dune #6

I paid Mr. Tom Lowell (artist of this little masterpiece) to follow me around on my day to day and draw what he saw. This is me at every interview ever. 

Among Giants: "I Care About Everyone I Meet"

sub-tropic:

Today’s stream comes from Orlando, FL-based Among Giants. We’ve got a first listen of their contribution to an upcoming split with Aspiga which is due out July 9, 2013. You can pre-order it here. You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile..

Homiest of homies, the boys in Among Giants are doing big things. Keep an ear out! Big ups on the Fat Night shirt.

Maybe one of their best songs!

(via amonggiants)

themathrockblog:

Buttons and Mindy / Hit Home Split EP by Buttons and Mindy

I love the name! I love the song!

Source:

nbadoppelgangers:

Chris Kaman | Varg Vikernes

pampampam:

jildo:

nerdshaveallthefun:

gruntledandhinged:

ALL of this. Encourage people to try new words, to mess them up, to experiment with vocabulary, to learn complicated adjectives and verbs and nouns, because words are fun.

Also, don’t be a jerk.

AMEN SISTAH. PREACh

Noah’s been using the word abhorrence lately and it’s such a good word but neither of us know if he’s saying it right. We don’t care!

Especially when that person just saved the lives of 3 abducted and abused women, and a baby. FUCK EVERYONE MAKING FUN OF THAT CHARLES RAMSAY ugh

I’m pretty sure I’m saying Abhorrence correctly, Jill.

nbaoffseason:

Aspiring Kings owner Steve Ballmer’s presentation to the NBA’s relocation committee. I am shocked that the owners went with the Sacramento group after this.

fuckyeanba:

Jarron Collins responds to his brother coming out

Late last summer Jason called and said that he was coming over because he had something to tell me. This was nothing new. We speak multiple times a day, always have. He’s Tio Jason to my three kids. He’s like a brother to my wife. He’s my twin, eight minutes older. We live only a few miles apart on the west side of L.A. But while most of our conversations are quick and light, this one was different.

“What’s going on?” I asked.

He sat down in my living room.

“Jarron,” he said, “I gotta talk to you about something serious.”

He was very simple and matter-of-fact.

“Jarron, I’m gay.”

“You’re what?”

I won’t lie. I had no idea. We talked, he answered my questions, I hugged him and I digested what he had told me. At the end of the day, this is what matters: He’s my brother, he’s a great guy, and I want him to be happy. I’ll love him and I’ll support him and, if necessary, I’ll protect him.

What does Jason want out of this? He wants to live his life. He wants a relationship, he wants a family, he wants to settle down. He wants to move forward with his personal life while maintaining his life as a professional basketball player. That’s all, really.

This announcement will be surprising to some people. I already anticipate the questions: “Are you the gay twin or the straight one?” This is uncharted territory, and no one can predict how it will play out. It’s a big deal — but it’s also not a big deal. When the media crush is over, Jason will have the strength to deal with whatever challenges come from being openly gay.

As for us, we’re still going to give each other grief. (He’s still going to be a terrible golfer; he’s still the guy who could help more with changing my kids’ diapers.) We’ll still be competitive in our way. As kids we were always pushing each other, whether it was for good grades or for possession of the remote control. As NBA players we both wanted to be stronger, so each summer we would have a “liftoff” to see who could put up more weight.

Today, Jason has taken a huge weight off his shoulders. And I’ve never been more proud of him.

We all are.

[Jason Collins with his dog, Shadow, via @SI_Vault; Jason and Jarron at the 2011 NBA draft, via Sports Illustrated]

Yes, history was changed with Jason’s coming out; but I’m more impressed with the level of support he has received from his family. Not everyone can say that for themselves. What’s more, he’s happier now; not for the attention, but to finally be himself after 34 years.

Congratulations, Jason! 

henrytheworst:

Bully.

Tim!

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fuckflexography:

Punch - How Nothing Lasts 

Good day for this

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