July 2008
74 posts
June 2008
45 posts
“How can I […] have all the bourgeois things I want without bourgeoising up...”
– David Bernardi, on the question every hip, worldly gay man is forced to ask himself when redecorating.
“I assume it’s 400 pages of the word me in different fonts.”
– Anonymous publishing peon, on the book Emily Gould has been shopping around.
I RAN A 7:50 MILE TODAY!
This is exactly what Gawker is supposed to do.
The first Gawker post in a while I’ve devoured like a Denny’s sampler.
alexbalk:
Nice job, Pareene.
“I would never rep Versace, I can’t stand her, I think she makes disgusting...”
– Kelly Cutrone, the scariest most awesome PR lady, ever.
The homosexual agenda.
By Jezebel commenter BlowJoy:
6:00 am Gym 8:00 am Breakfast (oatmeal, egg whites and mimosas) 9:00 am Hair appointment 10:00 am Shopping (at Nordstrom’s or Saks) 12:00 pm Brunch 2:00 pm (a) Assume complete control of the U.S. Federal, state, and local governments, as well as all other forms of world government (b) Destroy all healthy marriages (c) Replace all school...
California Select: Real vintage clothing, brought... →
The perveyors of our favorite t-shirts, jumpers and 70s free love fuck-me shorts, American Apparel, have opened a new concept store: California Select. They’ve collected some great, unique, and inspirational styles and looks from all over the world to create a whole new way to shop for great vintage. Aside from their actual retail stores now open in Los Angeles, Berlin, New York City,...
“Throwing dishes is white trailer-trash behavior. Unless it’s Limoges.”
– Tom, on my mother’s outbursts.
“Anyone who lives within his means suffers from a lack of imagination.”
– Lionel Stander, a quote on a postcard Michelle forgot to send me.
Fake American Apparel ads almost better than real... →
(via Gawker)
“Never fuck anyone you wouldn’t want to be.”
– “Octopusarms,” a user from Brooklyn Manhunt.
Really want to know what’s making Toledo (and... →
“Is elegance not totally forgetting what one is wearing?”
– Yves Saint Laurent.
