This picture was taken in the men’s restroom at Liquor Lyle’s in Minneapolis, MN sometime during the summer of 2009, shortly before I moved to the Twin Cities.
I moved here to be with the love of my life and I’ve never been happier. Here’s wishing you all a fantastic 2012, wherever you live, and that you relish in the love and happiness that surrounds you in your own corner of the world.
Thumbs up to some Go Power At Christmas Time!
I’ve been pretty happy with the network speeds on my Galaxy S2 to say the least.
2011 Week 11: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Dammit I love this site. Yes, I’m from Wisconsin. Wanna fight about it?
Source: rodgersphotobomb
Even though YouTube started up in early 2005, I didn’t really know about or use it until I’d listened to a story about it on NPR in the summer of 2006 (on Fresh Air maybe?). In the story, they mentioned this particular video where James Brown is performing at the Beverly Theatre in Los Angeles and calls out to Michael Jackson and then Prince to join him on stage. Michael Jackson is, of course, awesome, but it’s Prince that steals the show in all of his weird purple glory.
YouTube is ubiquitous today after the Google acquisition, but this video was what opened my eyes to how awesome the internet is in it’s ability to archive and share content. I became a YouTube junkie, hunting down and finding footage of bands I used to know and love, and discovering new bands along the way.
Nowadays any time you have a inclination to find some video footage of ANYTHING, where do you go? I don’t know if the service would have continued to flourish without Google’s cash, but I’m glad they bought it. Now excuse me while I go look up some more Prince footage…
Occupy Wall Street protester I saw walking on Wall Street (naturally) while I was in NYC last week.
It’s my birthday, I’m in New York, and it’s raining. Time to head underground.
Look who I found in the tunnels under Grand Central…
Hello New York City!
While the focus is mostly on the Midway, this video does a great job of conveying the awesomeness that is the Minnesota State Fair.
