Do you suffer from the woes of Hipsteritis? Does all "mainstream" music suck to you? Do you shop exclusively at faux thrift shops? Then Unpreteniousil is the drug for you! Rid yourselves of vintage clothing, Instagram, hashtags and overpriced cameras you only use to snap pictures of your food with. You can be free today, all you have to do is un-douche yourself and take this (fictional) drug.
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Monday started out with a bang for fans of the pop punk band Fall Out Boy. After a three-year hiatus, the band announced a new album and tour and dropped a new single. The news sent shock waves through the social media universe, with everyone offering opinions. My Facebook timeline lit up so quickly I couldn't keep track of all the comments (good and bad). For those of you who thought emo was dead, guess what? It isn't. And I'm not sure if that's a positive thing.
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Q. To come up with pitchers who are genuinely similar to Erasmo Ramirez, what would we want?
A. What skills has Erasmo demonstrated already, and what is his statistical profile?
Music is important. We all have memories, impressions and ways of thinking about life that are filtered through the music that we listened to when we were going through stages, celebrating an important event, or dealing with a tragedy. Music sticks with you and still means something decades down the road.
I am a HUGE fan of the Golden Girls. I always have been.
I'm a huge Daft Punk fan, and I can't contain my excitement anymore. It's robot rock time, people! Why? Because Daft Punk will release a new album this spring. It's been too long. Way too long. Eight years, to be exact.
With no idea what to expect from the forthcoming Daft Punk album, what can we do but sit around and count the days? I'll tell you what I'm doing: I'm going back through the Daft Punk catalog right now at work, trying to pretend like I'm, you know, actually working.
For those who have traveled the Southeast Asia loop recently, a big topic of conversation is whether or not to visit Vang Vieng in Laos. Prior to November 2012, Vang Vieng, depending on your perspective, was a disgusting look into what western debauchery can do to a local atmosphere.
I like to read. I love to sit and stare at beautiful scenery. I love making conversation with travelers and locals alike, and maybe even isolating myself for a while and just listening to music. I don’t really like tours. I move very slow. I like to sleep in, drink tea for hours and maybe start my day around noon. This, of course, in the eyes of certain people, is the worst way to spend a vacation.
Back in the day (as in thousands of years ago), there were significantly less people on the face of the planet Earth. To these much smaller populations, scattered and disconnected from each other in many cases, the concept of fertility was the essence of life itself. More children meant that a tribe could survive and, once societies grew and became more organized, were a symbol of wealth and prosperity. As the years went by, fertility remained important, at least until recently.
