tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-70642262577940109522011-10-21T01:40:20.476-05:00A whole bunch of stuff in one place.Henry Mosherhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14755044280083606341noreply@blogger.comBlogger221100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7064226257794010952.post-79569598314963290052009-10-18T19:45:00.008-05:002009-10-24T23:45:37.404-05:00

And I'm gonna start this again (yaay?). Now that I have my own computer and time, I am going to try to at least make a half-hearted commitment.Anyways, my best friend and co-conspirator Spencer Tweedy came over and, along with my brother, we mingled and frolicked. Here are some of my favorite pictures from the day:

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Dear lord.There is an endless array of quotes from this video that I could list off the top of my head, but I would rather you just watch it.It's pretty badass.Seriously though.

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Imagine that you are watching a movie. The first shot is of the moon, then the camera pulls back and the moon gets smaller, and soon you are looking at a bright urban skyline, with the lights in the windows like uneven clusters of paralyzed fireflies. The camera starts zooming in, closer, closer, until it goes through one of these bright windows. You see two men struggling with each other-- one

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I'm sorry that I haven't gotten around to making any posts recently (not for an obscene amount of time, actually.) I just want to say that there is plenty of new content on its way, including a detailed biography of Joseph Stalin and a summary of my brand new religion, Neopartheism.) So hold on tight while you wait, there is more coming soon!Yours truly,Henry Mosher

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Norwood, by Charles Portis, is about a guy. His name his Norwood, and he hails from Ralph, Texas. That is the only explanation I can really give when anyone asks me what it’s about, but since I have time and paper, i’ll go into more depth. The book basically follows Norwood’s life over the course of a month or so. Sure, things happen, like meeting a wife on the bus and the World’s Second

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The Organic Grower's Guide to Vegetable ProductionVol. 1: Getting StartedBy Hayden Holbert, senior country correspondent. Vegetable growers do much more than produce vegetables. They also manage money, people, and natural resources. In fact, the growing is often the easy part. It's the part of adding the existing wealth of the soil in an attempt to adress the systems that comprise a vegetable

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So, you want to become a dictator. Before you can do so, there are some very important steps that he must consider before taking on this very long journey. They will all be covered in this lesson in the span of 5 chapters. Chapter 1: Pre-Power. Chapter 2: Eliminating all enemies. Chapter 3: Building your dictatorship. Chapter 4: Maintaining your dictatorship. Chapter 5: Making an

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I was surfing YouTube and one thing led to another. Please...um...enjoy these mind-numbing, headache-inducing music videos from the 80's and 90's (oh, the 20th century). In my opinion, these are a few of the worst music videos ever made in the history of mankind.First, a strange Finnish song and dance. I don't know the name or the group, and frankly, I don't ever want to. (Why are they all eating

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By Spencer Tweedy, curator of spencertweedy.com and macatron.comAmherst College Survey: Students are wired Mac addicts"This is not your father's college class. Hell, it isn't even mine, and I've only been out of the system for five years. What I'm talking about is this new survey from Amherst College. Long story short is they're armed to the teeth with tech, Apple products and web apps, and their

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To see more drawings like these, go to henrobules.deviantart.com

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THIS BOY'S LIFEHe's a very sensitive boystanding next to Jesus"Have a cigarette" Jesus saysA poisonwood bible in his right handDelivering lunchesto the Navy man"Have a cigarette" the Navy man saysHe's a very sensitive boywho watched a monster on the PhilliesIt's crunch timehis father saidBut he was a long way goneAnd the monster says,"Have a cigarette"But he's a very sensitive boyand he doesn't

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Hey everyone,I was bored today, so I decided to make a stop motion movie on the chalk board. I never really have the patience to make a full length one, so by the time I was done with the opening sequence I threw in the towel and called it a day. This was an impromptu decision, hence the shaky tripod and white towel jumping around on the bottom of the frame. That said, enjoy!

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After saying goodbye to my friend Kate and boarding the bus at about 9:00, I realized something. I hadn't checked whether the bus in which I was riding was the 22 Clark-- the one I was supposed to be riding-- or the 36 Broadway. I asked the woman next to me.With a slightly patronizing tone, she said, "Honey, this bus is the 36.""Okay," I responded. "That's what I thought." 'Damn,' I thought to

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Play this album loud. Really loud. And sing along. The album, released this year, is undoubtedly one of the most catchy, uplifting albums I have heard in a while. The album, Nada Surf's fifth full-length installment, features irresistibly catchy verses and choruses, beautiful yet subtle harmonies, and often whimsical and funny lyrics. Matthew Caws, lead singer and guitarist, brings the house down

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Yet another HILARIOUS video I made with a different friend and my brother a looong time ago. This one is spoofing James Bond: From Russia With Love (HAWHAWHAW). We were exploring the concept of cutting to a different camera angle mid-action. Again, we thought we were so cool.

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I was surfing YouTube and recalled a video I had made with a friend and my brother two years ago. I looked it up, and to my surprise, it was still there. While watching, I was overcome with mixed feelings of nostalgia and disgust. Nostalgia because it was a long time ago. Disgust because when we made it, we thought it was incredibly deep and witty. How sad is that.I then found a few other videos

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By Smorgasborg Country Correspondent Hayden Holbert1. Pick your corn before tassel turns dark brown.2. Make sure you properly dry your hay before you put it up.3. If you find that you can't get your diesel tractor started in the winter, try a glow plug.4. When planting any kind of squash by a start, make sure that you don't plant too early. Definitely a week after first frost.5. Remember to put

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Of all the hauntings that occupied the school when I was in 2nd grade, the Haunted Janitor is the one I remember best. The Haunted Janitor was a ghost janitor that occupied the janitor's closet across from Ta's class. Many children were afraid to go inside, solely because they were afraid that the Haunted Janitor would do something to them. However, my two friends Lucas Binion and Alex Auyeung

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Frank Sinatra was born and raised in Hoboken, New Jersey. He was born on December 12, 1915. He got his start singing at dive bars and saloons. He eventually got work as a band singer with groups like the Hoboken Four, and with artists like Harry James and Tommy Dorsey. In 1942 he started his solo career and was a huge hit among teenage girls-- perhaps because of his image of a street thug and a

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Hello everyone! My dearest mother recently showed me this blog (3 days ago I believe it was). Cake Wrecks is exactly what you would expect it to be: professional cakes gone wrong. While the pictures are funny enough, the captions below them are often witty, poignant, and laugh out loud funny. The variety is stunning, too-- but don't just take my word for it. Visit the blog here.My personal

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Lately I have been noticing that Saturday Night Live has... well, been severely unfunny (and i'm sure i'm not the only one). However, there is still hope for the show, as a couple performers have been standing out from the rest. I am talking, of course, about Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg. They either get into the good sketches or make the sketches good, I don't know. First, Kristen Wiig. Her

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With the U.S.' involvement in World War II escalating, the demand for rubber was overwhelming (most of it was being used for boots, truck tires, etc.), and the government was searching for an alternative. In 1943, William Wright, a Scottish engineer for General Electric, mixed silicone oil and boric acid in a test tube. What resulted was a strange material that stretched to enormous lengths and

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