July 2010
If I find one more note taped to the bathroom mirror with some garbage like this… this is just to say I am sorry I used your toothpaste it’s all gone and I have gingivitis there’s some raspberry floss left under the cabinet but it’s gross and expired … I’m going to break your face….Read More
“‘I was a successful literary agent, but I had a terrible secret life of drug abuse and sex in super swank hotels that brought me down.’ ‘No one knew the sheer horror of my Jelly Belly addiction.’ ‘I would hire prostitutes to make a doody on my chest because of my deep issues with inadequacy.’…Read More
“‘Snark’ is one of those fundamentally goofy internet neologisms that we could try to fight, but are better-off just learning to work with. The word denotes mean humour: sarcasm, venom, the art of the put-down. Mostly, it’s an attitude. Snark is the kids at the back of the class, heckling the substitute teacher; it’s the…Read More
So, ice cream trucks: Less aesthetically pleasing than typewriters. Except maybe for this one. [Via]
Opening recap: Does anyone else thing “Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce” is still awkward? Because it is. Nevertheless: Welcome to Live blogging Mad Men: For No Reason. 10:03: Don Draper is being interviewed. By someone from Advertising Age! Which I was unaware existed in the 60s. Enter Pete and Roger, and stuff spilling. And now they’re…Read More
Mad Men premieres July 25.