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*shiverTingles* Nataly Dawn and Lauren O’Connell as MyTerribleFriend. I guarantee you won’t be able to listen to it just once.

You shouldn’t.

Keep looping it.

(And there’s a funny little bit at the end. teehee)

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Went on an incredible road trip and all I got was a girl group.

(Can't resist reposting this when it crosses my path.)

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Bless this show

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Pete and Pete, preaching the secrets of my soul.

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COLLECTIONS: Classic Videogame Systems - I personally owned a couple of these. Pictured are Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Mattel Intellivision, Magnavox Odyssey2, ColecoVision, Nintendo Entertainment System and Sears Tele-Games Super Pong IV.

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NES 4-lyfe

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My cover artwork for the latest edition of the ever inspiring Popshot magazine. Theme this issue is journeys and it was a pleasure to illustrate. Popshot is a truly fascinating magazine of contemporary Poetry, Short Stories, flash fiction and Illustration? it’s like they made it just to suit me! http://www.popshotpopshot.com/

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Miss Cherry Martini

Tattooed Siren

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At $10 an hour you’d have to work 1,250 hours to cover the UW’s $12,500 tuition (more, once you take out taxes). In a 12-week summer, that’s more than 100 hours a week. What really made me feel ancient is that the 1981 UW student guide shows the Med school charged only $1,029 a year back then. Today: $28,040! Now, I didn’t go to the UW. But I’m going down Husky memory lane because last week The Seattle Times featured a crop of harried UW students looking rueful and broke. The story said skeptical state legislators often say how “they worked their way through college. And then they ask: Why don’t students do that today?” Of all our delusions, we old farts cling to this bootstrap one the most. We worked our way up on sweat and chicken grease, we say. Can’t this generation? What’s wrong with them? What’s wrong is that after we got ours, we cut it off for them. The reason a summer at KFC could pay for a year of UW med school in 1981 isn’t that we were so hardworking and industrious. It’s that taxpayers back then picked up 90 percent of the tab. We weren’t Horatio Algers. We were socialists. Today, the public picks up only 30 percent of UW tuition, and dropping.

Danny Westneat, “Yes, summer job paid tuition back in ’81, but then we got cheap” (via emonydax)