baby i'm yours

breakbot. baby i'm yours.

why not to have children

i could give you a million more reasons, but why not look at these hilarious pictures of other parents' problems? they're hilarious, and a natural form of birth control.

shit my kids ruined blog.

organized chaos

i love this. pretty much defines my life.

organized chaos from apartment therapy. .

ross and vanessa

so, these guys may not actually know who i am. i had the fortune to meet them very soon before they started their trip across the country by bicycle.....from san diego to NYC. it hasn't been too long, it seems, and they are already in alabama!

i just wanted to mark ross' blog on their updates, show my admiration, and get a little jealous of what is one of my life goals... touring on a very large scale.

i toured with morgan around spain, but not to this extent. we stayed in farm houses, we had a map and a plan and slept in beds...

but yeah. some photos of these guys- how amazing.

Ultimate Tattoo on the news

Cibo Matto

from Bigstereo. Cibo Matto video. crazy.

Peaches Christ Superstar Ban

"PEACHES CHRIST SUPERSTAR CRUCIFIED"

Jesus Christ Superstar Performance Shut Down

This March, electro-shock provocateur Peaches was due to perform a one-woman version of Andrew Lloyd Weber's Jesus Christ Superstar at Berlin's Hebbel Theatre, with piano accompaniment by Chilly Gonzales. But apparently the German people in control of the rights to the musical didn't want to risk a weird Peaches-as-Jesus scandal, so they preemptively shut it down, according to Peaches' Twitter. (Via The Guardian.)

In a statement, Peaches wrote: "It's a shame that the authorities feel threatened by this new fresh approach. I know a lot of people who really love the music and would appreciate this stripped down down solo performance. I have so much respect for the music and lyrics from the original score and this was my way of honouring that." She also added: "PEACHES CHRIST SUPERSTAR CRUCIFIED BEFORE OPENING NIGHT!"

Looks like the sanctity of the Lord is safe...for now.

Posted by Ryan Dombal on February 17, 2010 at 9:55 a.m. on Pitchfork