Lipstick, \ˈlip-ˌstik\ , n.
: a marketing ploy in political campaigns where faux controversies over irrelevant subjects are generated to mask policy, record, and ethical shortfalls of a given political candidate.
I don’t need to tell you that the Internet is a bizarre place. It doesn’t take much time to stumble upon weird sites or products, and it seems that anything having to do with sex is especially popular. Just recently I came upon this gem — it’s an Everyone I’ve Slept With Pillowcase ($50). It serves two purposes. It can help you keep a record of everyone who’s spent the night at your place (you know, in case you can’t remember). But it also acts as a bold declaration to the world of what happens between your sheets (for those who like to share). Can you imagine showing up at someone’s house, being handed a Sharpie, and seeing this huge list of names?!
i ready for bingo!!!
I like the idea of this stacking fridge from Electrolux, which allows people living in multiple-housemate situations to keep their personal food in each separate compartment. (via CasaSugar)
Want the world to know that you have a deep and sustained love for both professional photography as well as coffee? Do you want to do so in a way that doesn’t just involve taking pretty pictures of coffee?
Just take a look at this incredibly-nerdy-yet-somehow-still-awesome mug, fashioned out of a zoom lens. It looks bulky and completely impractical, but it has so much charm I just don’t know who wouldn’t want one. It would sell like hotcakes to photographers, at least. It appears to be a concept at the moment, but this is one concept I hope comes off the drawing board.
This is the house that Showtime built…each room represents a Showtime orginal show. The Dexter room is one of my favorites, along with the Dexter kitchen!
Amy Lau has captured, tongue-in-cheek, the essence of Dexter, the Miami P.D. blood-splatter expert by day/vigilante serial killer by night. Naturally, the room flows red, illustrating the impact of a single hue added to a neutral setting. Patterns range from blood drops and human vein honeycombs to 3D string art, artfully strung from ceilings to walls, simulating Dexter’s crime scene forensic technique. A vinyl-wrapped table and plastic-sheathed floor recall the protective plastic the character obsessively uses to protect against splatters when killing.
use the shuffles clip. Since the shuffles only got a color change-up at the Let’s Rock event this week, this cozy will work for a while, and I love how it still enables you to use the shuffles clip.
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: a marketing ploy in political campaigns where faux controversies over irrelevant subjects are generated to mask policy, record, and ethical shortfalls of a given political candidate.
siddman:(via katespencer)
This is the sickest thing in the history of things.
Getting my book deal was like pulling teeth. Apparently they are just handing them out to famous folks these days.
FFS
a-non-a-mouse:Will they be coloring books? She certainly is not going to be able to write one on her own.
chimp-shitbitch-kittenscrazy:Oh to be rich and famous. No really. I am stressing about my shit that is actually decent and here is girlfriend who will
more than likelywrite utter crap. WHATEVER!!
I guess they just hand out book deals now.