Jason Segel on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno | On meeting the president
For the past two days, I’ve been revisiting most of my first year by rewatching Freaks and Geeks with one of the people on my floor. My fanboy appreciation of Jason Segel has once again reemerged.
(via collegehumor)
I like this panel so I slapped some color on it and made it into a little gif thingy. Cute, right? (click for the big version!)
this already has 4500 notes before i reblog it!
I saw this the other day but haven’t had a chance to reblog it until now. I have said many times that this is one of my favorite scenes in the series.
FREE ‘Where’s Jason?’ Wallpaper by Glen Brogran to Celebrate Friday the 13th | Strange Kids Club
Good for all ages!
I went into work, everyone looked confused as I don’t have a shift today. Somehow, I read Thursday as Wednesday, despite my more-than-thorough glances at my schedule. At least today’s nice, and I got a walk out of it. But goddamn it, me.
Surprisingly, the fourth one down says “Welcome back to work, Tom!” in Finnish.
(Source: breadpao, via toraibella)
For the past month, I’ve been listening to a lot more of The Beatles — once again, mainly George Harrison songs. A few weeks ago, thought, my friend mentioned listening to 1960s, early Beatles, and I must say, during these past few busy weeks during which I’ve lacked steady sleeping, listening to Please Please Me has made me a little less of a bitter person. This song, no surprise, sung by Georgie.
I was quite thrilled to find a copy of The Fault in Our Stars by John Green today. Nerdfighters everywhere.
During one of my seldom times logging into Vimeo (which I’ve done more frequently nowadays), Vimeo’s top post is something I already like by one of my favourite guitarists.
MUTHA. FUCKIN. CLOYSTER.
GET
YO
BITCH
ASS
OUT
HERE
AND SAY. IT. TO. MAH. FAYCE.
(Source: wifiguy1010, via toraibella)
I assume nobody eats this plain. I’ve had to put honey on it just to give some flavour, not to mention the alternative “snack” suggestions on the side of the box.
“In my experience, writers tend to be really good at the inside of their own heads and imaginary people, and a lot less good at the stuff going on outside, which means that quite often if you flirt with us we will completely fail to notice, leaving everybody…
Cartoon of the day.
Story of my life… “Leivonen - Fok,” it’s not that difficult to pronounce, is it?
(Source: newyorker.com)
Things I Can Do
In which John describes some of the things he can do, which do not include sorcery, curling, or dancing. He does talk about the internet, youtube, and (the real) Swindon Town.
Excluding the Dutch translation guide to The Faults in Our Stars, I have been missing out on my Nerdfighteria. So, while taking a break from reading the treaty of the European Coal and Steel Community, I resume Nerdfighting with this.
