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October 2010

Brothers On A Hotel Bed Death Cab for Cutie

colporteur:distances:(via strawdogs)

Brothers On A Hotel Bed, Death Cab For Cutie

And I have learned that even landlocked
lovers yearn for the sea like navy men.

Oct 30, 2010282 notes
Mom's catching wind of my vernacular
  • Mom: You have an orthodontist appointment Monday.
  • Me (thinking to self how Common App's due date is also on Monday): WHY DOES THE UNIVERSE HATE ME.
  • Mom: What?!
  • Mom: Who hate you? Why they hate you? Everybody love you!
  • Mom: YOU TALK COO-COO.
  • Mom: I AM TIRED TALKING TO YOU. NO MAKE SENSE.
Oct 30, 20109 notes
#me
Oct 29, 2010
#COLLEGE #CSS PROFILE #DEADLINES #EARLY DECISION #QUESTBRIDGE #UGH WHAT IS LIFE #couragewolf #national college match #me
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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2010-10-17) → last.fm
  1. The Black Keys (15)
  2. Explosions in the Sky (12)
  3. Röyksopp (12)
  4. Fort Minor (4)
  5. Sublime (3)

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

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Damien Rice // 9 Crimes

Desert rain dance music. 

Oct 20, 201048 notes
Almost Crimes (Acoustic) Broken Social Scene

-benzene:

almost crimes (acoustic) - broken social scene

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Oct 16, 2010290 notes
How Procrastination Works → newyorker.com

rchel:

youmightfindyourself:

A similar phenomenon is at work in an experiment run by a group including the economist George Loewenstein, in which people were asked to pick one movie to watch that night and one to watch at a later date. Not surprisingly, for the movie they wanted to watch immediately, people tended to pick lowbrow comedies and blockbusters, but when asked what movie they wanted to watch later they were more likely to pick serious, important films. The problem, of course, is that when the time comes to watch the serious movie, another frothy one will often seem more appealing. This is why Netflix queues are filled with movies that never get watched: our responsible selves put “Hotel Rwanda” and “The Seventh Seal” in our queue, but when the time comes we end up in front of a rerun of “The Hangover.”

The lesson of these experiments is not that people are shortsighted or shallow but that their preferences aren’t consistent over time. We want to watch the Bergman masterpiece, to give ourselves enough time to write the report properly, to set aside money for retirement. But our desires shift as the long run becomes the short run.

I’ll read this later.

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