I have found that the shirt mentioned here actually uses helvetica.
My memory of the traits inherent in the capital R’s of helvetica & arial was reversed. I knew the leg of R was noticeably different in arial; and I incorrectly assumed that it was curved like the arial Q.
I am sorry to have disappointed you tumblr.
You may rescind your likes if you wish.
I just finished a roll of film. It was fun.
The light meter was only noticed after I burned through the entire roll, so a smattering of underexposures is expected.
Automorphosis (2008)
Saw it at the Guild on Sunday along with Wild Wheels.
2 documentaries about art cars; they were enjoyable.
Trailer here.
![B.B. King - The Best Of B.B. King (1973) [MCAD-31040 1987 CD Release]
Why this rocks:
1. It has a bad-ass picture of B.B. King.
This Compact Disc contains program transferred from analog tape and therefore may contain some tape hiss and other anomalies that exist with analog recordings.
2. Tape hiss means it’s a direct direct analog transfer and the tracks weren’t run over with a de-noising steamroller that kills the rest of the recording.
This album was assembled and remastered at The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, by Ed Michel and Baker Bigsby, with the assistance of Kathryn King, Dominic Lumetta, Rob Fraboni, Ken Klinger, and Gil Fortis. Throughout, the tracks were recorded and mixed to have their most profound effect at maximum.
3. “Most profound effect at maximum” means they fully used the dynamic range of a CD to more accurately reproduce the loud and quiet parts. It’s not a victim of the loudness war.
This is someone’s Christmas gift.](http://11.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ku45d8q0LV1qztw3io1_500.png)
B.B. King - The Best Of B.B. King (1973) [MCAD-31040 1987 CD Release]
Why this rocks:
1. It has a bad-ass picture of B.B. King.
This Compact Disc contains program transferred from analog tape and therefore may contain some tape hiss and other anomalies that exist with analog recordings.
2. Tape hiss means it’s a direct direct analog transfer and the tracks weren’t run over with a de-noising steamroller that kills the rest of the recording.
This album was assembled and remastered at The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, by Ed Michel and Baker Bigsby, with the assistance of Kathryn King, Dominic Lumetta, Rob Fraboni, Ken Klinger, and Gil Fortis. Throughout, the tracks were recorded and mixed to have their most profound effect at maximum.
3. “Most profound effect at maximum” means they fully used the dynamic range of a CD to more accurately reproduce the loud and quiet parts. It’s not a victim of the loudness war.
This is someone’s Christmas gift.
It was cold; the middle schoolers were snogging to keep warm.
That is all.
I just noticed one of my shirts uses Arial instead of Helvetica.
Now I can’t wear it in public.
Just say no.
Say no to auto-tuned, high-pitched voice tracks “sung” by people who appear unsure of their sexual orientation.
Say no to bands named after popular hipster motifs.
Say no to angsty pop that makes baby jesus cry.
My friends PC has a virus
With which he generously supplied us
Yet I remain calm
and let out a yawn
I use the OS made by Linus
Part of my problem in getting on board the college frenzy was that I genuinely believed that any one of the colleges on our approved list of a hundred or so was capable of providing students with a good, even a great, education. The funny thing about teenagers is that very often the best of them, the most interesting and curious, are rather lousy high school students. They have other things on their minds than geeking out every single point on the AP U.S. history exam. They are very often readers, and preparation for elite-college admission does not allow one to be a reader; it’s far too time consuming. These “lousy” students were often among my favorites, and I never feared that they were going to lose a chance at a great education because they didn’t have the stuff of an “elite” admission. They themselves were smart. They didn’t need some Ferrari of a college nudging them along the path to a great education; they were going to get one wherever they went.
Reading The Atlantic makes me feel so much better.
(Also)
A democratic candidate for probate judge, bearing the surname of Parks, tossed out candy cigarettes. (helpfully wrapped in a campaign sticker)
I have learned that pocky is served at fancy restaurants to cleanse your palate after a meal.
“The thing to remember is that nobody cares if you’re doing something by yourself, looking pathetic. 9 out of 10 of them won’t really notice you and 99 out of 100 of the ones who do won’t remember you tomorrow. Life isn’t high school where you see the same people every day. Unless you’re in high school, of course. Then you’re fucked.”
I hope some hipsters explode with synthetic nostalgia.
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