Maybe I meant culottes and outer space. Eh, works either way . . .
Each to illustrate a point: Breezy summer fashion and les aventures wiz-bang with intergalactic babes and such.
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For whoever drifts by. What I see or read or hear. Mostly online stuff.
bored?? go here now . . .
off to join the Legion . . .
Gorgeous East by Robert Girardi
places to go, blogs to see
- A Basement of Curiosities
- A Closet of Curiosities
- And Now The Screaming Starts
- Arcanta
- Archive of American Television interviews
- Artificial Owl--a wide wide world of ruin
- Au carrefour étrange--Francophonic surrealism
- Awesome Tapes from Africa
- BibliOdyssey--book art, retinal arcana
- Boot Sale Sounds
- BrandlandUSA
- Brief Window
- Chateau Thombeau
- ConcreteBeat--vids of NYC street performers
- deadlicious
- Disquiet
- Everyday Listening
- FABULON--the glamorous planet that was
- Fish Out Of Water--ev'rybody's singing
- Form is Void
- french book covers--exactly that
- Funky Junk Trunk
- GLOWING RAW
- I'm Learning To Share!--cool pop culcha
- LP Cover Lover
- Magic Carpet Burn
- Music Thing
- MUTANT SOUNDS
- Noise Is Information
- North of Onhava--writer James Greer
- Paco Camino
- Paleo-Future
- Pathway To Unknown Worlds
- PCL LinkDump--ephemera everlasting
- Poem of the Week
- PostSecret
- Pruned
- Roadside Architecture
- Robert Girardi--novelist, Christian ironist
- Schadenfreudian Therapy
- Singer-Saints
- son of the forest--painter John Borowicz
- spanish book covers
- Square America--snapshots of yore
- stilled life--photography of Thom Ayers
- Swapatorium
- That Mall's Sick and That Store's Dead!--aging retail in Hampton Roads & beyond
- The Boat Lullabies--blog of Square America
- The Hair Hall of Fame
- the music of sound
- The Obscure Hollow
- The World of Kane--workin' on a groovy thing
- Wrong Side of the Art
- Yard Sale Bloodbath--you guessed it
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what, this?
passing the Turing test for 00000011 years in a row
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- Grouchy, but fortunate; abiding with a lovely, paint-wielding spouse and an overly attached feline.
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