Ahem. Katy's actually technically in Park Slope, not DTBK, in that photo. Boerum Hill, Prospect Heights, Fort Greene, and Park Slope all converge on that intersection.
On a semi-related note, I always hear the song My Hitta as "my hiddles" and like to imagine it's an ode Tom Hiddleston.
I hope Yoko Ono isn't my Secret Santa this year.
One time I saw Penn Badgley walking under the BQE at Metropolitan. He was wearing a scarf and I was carrying a baby/dog gate that I had just found in the garbage.
Lentils, y'all.
Such a fine foxy fox!
What do you think, James wants to be terrible at school? Do you think he likes it? He wishes he was as smart as Emma; he wishes it all came easy to him. But it doesn't. You know, when he was in sixth grade, he was told, when you get to junior high, you'll be in either track 1, track 2, or track 3. Track 1's the smart…
RIP
Texas Forever.
So happy he's sporting the Riggins hair again. Now he just needs to dramatically push it out of his eyes while sitting on an igloo cooler and staring out at the Texas sunset and we'll be all set.
Between this and the whole no makeup "trend", I'm not sure why *I'm* not on Vogue's cover.
Pulling the Species Card already? That didn't take long.
Polar bears need all the help they can get
Dude, I know what you mean. Yesterday I ate a veggie burger and then I got some bad news over the telephone. I'm not anti-veggie burger of course, but if I have another one I'll look into the possibility of not putting barbecue sauce on it.
Been waiting for an excuse to link this. Here is a long-haired dude with the sweetest smile I've seen on the internet lately doing a metal cover of 'Let It Go'. Enjoy.
You have it all wrong, in the final episode it will be revealed that Ted's wife left him for Hurley before she killed herself after a tragic plane crash took her new husband's life... and sent him to purgatory
Haha I know you're right but that's all I could think of with your comment. Now my mind is all about tiny children in big glasses being all "oh this? It's an organic handmade paste mom buys from from a crafts woman online...you've probably never tasted it."