designvagabond: dashwood playing cardsdesign-vagabond.com
Dash­wood play­ing cards were cre­at­ed by Dash­wood as a pro­mo­tion­al hol­i­day gift for clients. The cards embody the com­pa­ny’s love of typog­ra­phy and its sense of humor. The face cards were all illus­trat­ed by Dash­wood with each…

Cool. http://flpbd.it/oIwd

designvagabond: dashwood playing cards
design-vagabond.com

Dash­wood play­ing cards were cre­at­ed by Dash­wood as a pro­mo­tion­al hol­i­day gift for clients. The cards embody the com­pa­ny’s love of typog­ra­phy and its sense of humor. The face cards were all illus­trat­ed by Dash­wood with each…

Cool. http://flpbd.it/oIwd

designvagabond: business cardsdesign-vagabond.com
Clever “busi­ness card” design by Fis­ch­er Por­tu­gal uti­lizes a self-inking rub­ber stamp and any near­by piece of paper to cre­ate an eco-friendly card for an envi­ron­men­tal con­sul­tant. Bril­liant!

Business cards

designvagabond: business cards
design-vagabond.com

Clever “busi­ness card” design by Fis­ch­er Por­tu­gal uti­lizes a self-inking rub­ber stamp and any near­by piece of paper to cre­ate an eco-friendly card for an envi­ron­men­tal con­sul­tant. Bril­liant!

Business cards

donyaquixote:

adventuretime:

We’ll go to very distant lands
From Flickr’s polynotion. Thanks, Jerome.

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donyaquixote:

adventuretime:

We’ll go to very distant lands

From Flickr’s polynotion. Thanks, Jerome.

<3

"Paul, unphased" by Matt Chandler

  • Them: We'll kill you.
  • Paul: To die is gain.
  • Them: We'll leave you alone.
  • Paul: To live is Christ.
  • Them: We'll torture you.
  • Paul: I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.
  • Them: We'll put you in prison.
  • Paul: Well, give me a hymnal; I'll convert all your guards and lead them in praise and worship.
How Much Do Music and Movie Piracy Really Hurt the U.S. Economy?
Kal Raustiala and Chris Sprigman, freakonomics.com
(Photo: Srikr­ish­na K)Sup­port­ers of stronger intel­lec­tu­al prop­er­ty enforce­ment — such as those behind the pro­posed new Stop Online Pira­cy Act (SOPA) and Pro­tect IP Act (PIPA) bills in Con­gress — argue that online pira­cy is a huge…

&#8220;Those behind the pro­posed new Stop Online Pira­cy Act (SOPA) and Pro­tect IP Act (PIPA) bills in Con­gress argue that online pira­cy is a huge prob­lem, one which costs the U.S. econ­o­my between $200 and $250 bil­lion per year, and is respon­si­ble for the loss of 750,000 Amer­i­can jobs.

The good news is that the num­bers are wrong&#8230;&#8221;

How Much Do Music and Movie Piracy Really Hurt the U.S. Economy?
Kal Raustiala and Chris Sprigman, freakonomics.com

(Photo: Srikr­ish­na K)

Sup­port­ers of stronger intel­lec­tu­al prop­er­ty enforce­ment — such as those behind the pro­posed new Stop Online Pira­cy Act (SOPA) and Pro­tect IP Act (PIPA) bills in Con­gress — argue that online pira­cy is a huge…

“Those behind the pro­posed new Stop Online Pira­cy Act (SOPA) and Pro­tect IP Act (PIPA) bills in Con­gress argue that online pira­cy is a huge prob­lem, one which costs the U.S. econ­o­my between $200 and $250 bil­lion per year, and is respon­si­ble for the loss of 750,000 Amer­i­can jobs. The good news is that the num­bers are wrong…”

To be honest, I hate Republiq. But I went that night they shot this video because (1) I love Dondi Virrey, (2) I have a huge girl crush on Camyl Besinga (the vocalist), (3) I think the Techy Romantics deserve to play Republiq, and (4) I’m always up for an adventure. 

So there we were.

And here’s the video. 

"Giving up something now for something better later is not a sacrifice. It’s an investment."

The New Rules For Love, Sex & Dating, Andy Stanley