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Men of the Stacks

modchen — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 20:50:40 +0000

well. i’ve come right up to the edge of being able to cheat my way around the fact that G+ hasn’t released API yet.

*sigh

you guys are just going to have to deal with me plusing up blogposts until i actually do find a cheat, or the API comes out, whichever happens first.

speaking of coming out, have some delicious mancandy! hot librarian men in a neatly-packaged consumer-friendly 2012 format.

Men of the Stacks.

a tip of my rakish hat to Xeni. (if you don’t know who she is and really need to be handfed a link in order to find her, you’re doin it rong. )

Things i would HIT WITH A CROWBAR

modchen — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 01:13:35 +0000

John Still Couldn’t Figure Out Why the Better Off Dead Prequel Was Set in 1835. (john cusack as Poe)

i don’t know what this is about, but i feel like i want to invite it over for tea and cakes knock it unconscious, tie it up, put it in a bag and carry it home with me.

The Sartorialist: On the Street….Stylish Ride, NYC

modchen — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 22:56:47 +0000

oh, look. the sartorialist’s beyond-questionable trainwreck of a fashion eye has finally captured something interesting.

i guess even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

The Sartorialist: On the Street….Stylish Ride, NYC.

I’m One giveaway

modchen — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:33:56 +0000

*pout*

why can’t i play? just ’cause i live in Stixville doesn’t mean i’m not cool.

well, anyway, if — and only if — you live in the UK, or know someone that does and that you can successfully armtwist/convince/bribe/blackmail into entering this for you, you could possibly win this tremendously awesome looking coffee table book:

tasty!

quoth modculture:

We’ve had photobooks from both the 1960s and 1980s, but I’m The One (21st Century Mods) by Horst A. Friedrichs takes inspiration from today, looking at mods from the modern era. The book is published on 31st August 2009, but we have five copies to give away right now.

Award-winning photographer Horst A. Friedrichs spent more than a decade recording the modern-day British mod community, travelling all over the UK, attending allnighters, weekenders and scooter cruises to take his snaps, of which 70 colour and 70 black and white feature, complete with ‘real-life descriptions’ of what contemporary modernism means to each of the people captured. There’s also additional text by Paolo Hewitt and Pete Townshend in this 160-page hardback book.

awwwwwww! *kicks rock* i want to play.

and that exceptionally tasty thin-slice of man-bacon on the cover would look just right riding cupcake behind me. he matches everything i have! it’s a MUST-HAVE ACCESSORY.

i guess i can pre-order it on amazon UK if i really want to. but still.