BECAUSE I LIVE VICARIOUSLY…
YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE: The New Radicals delivered one of the best albums of the 90’s and then disappeared. Here’s a great story about the man behind the band and why he stepped away from the business.
MARKETERS MARKETS: What advertisers assume they know about you via your Zip Code.
WHAT ARE THE CHANCES…the wireless industry will try and put the kibosh on this?
KOKOMO, IN 1950:
WANT: This seems like a pretty swell gadget for parties and backyard movie nights.
PAWS AND AWS: If you don’t find yourself smiling halfway through this, I might be sad for you. Thanks to Dossier contributor Marshall for sending this our way. Total good mood inducer.
THIS IS WHY WE’RE FAT: I just don’t get the sweet ‘n greasy thing. Maybe I’m weird.
THERE ARE AWFUL PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD: This is one of them.
FOR THE DELICATE DETAILED CARVING…
PANDA… moanium? Also, sorry.
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 NOPES: Not gonna lie: I’d soil myself if I ran across this. But wait, there’s more. As if. And lastly, a “there I fixed it” nope.
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING GOOD: This sounds really promising. Maybe I am an optimist.
DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT GEOGRAPHY: Way to go Atlanta Falcons. Goodness.
WHY YES I AM TROLLING YOU:
SWAGGER: This guy.
ALL HAIL SCARFACE: How can you not love this mug? Bad ass.
IN THE WORLD OF VENN DIAGRAMS…this really shouldn’t exist.
LIFEHACK OF THE WEEK: This is always a good idea.
INCOMING!
BONUS INCOMING!
Need something else to read?
- I would just print this out and stash it in your wallet. Or the digital equivalent.
- How many have you said?
- The Suit Supply experience.
Tim Johnstone is Dappered’s music correspondent as well as our resident gatherer of all things interwebs related. He doesn’t really hate people. Mostly.
Between Apple’s new security measures and the Apple sim, I think Apple is banking on freedom and privacy being the future of tech. I don’t think they’re wrong.
Not that the dossier’s ever suck, but todays was particularly good. My fav is Chef with chainsaw gif.
They’ve also realized being proactive about it on the device is the way to go (and earns a ton of goodwill) in an age where we demonstrably can’t trust the actual mobile carriers in any sense.
Thanks for the link to the article on Gregg Alexander, I’m glad I had time to pick through the whole list this week! I look forward to it every Friday.
The New Radicals? One of the best albums of the 90s? That song is almost as bad as the drivel that passes for music these days.
My curiosity is always piqued when I hear anyone lament “today’s music.” Is it because your conception of “today’s music” is shaped largely by what’s played on standard mainstream radio, or have you really dug deep to explore beyond that realm and still can’t find anything you like that’s been released in the past five to ten years? Not trying to be combative, just honestly curious.
Summary of the article about the dog-sized spider:
Scientist happens upon extremely huge, extremely rare spider (which aren’t deadly to humans.) Scientist acquires spider, kills spider and puts it in museum.
Science? Nailed it.
It’s not entirely clear that it was killed. I’ve seen live small animals at museums before.
…#denial
the people in the comments thread of that car/bike accident story are worse than the driver.
the terrified pumpkin face… brilliant.
I believe the technical term is “children.”
Yeah those comments made me sad for humanity.
Agreed. This story also made me hate NYC even more than I already do.
The sad part is that i found those comments are pretty tame compared to the firestorm that usually erupts on most bike-related articles I read online…
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