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Uhhh honestly don’t know if I like the look of this electric car.
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Uhhh honestly don’t know if I like the look of this electric car.
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These people obviously never had kids.
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Best karaoke song ever.
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The iconic 'Clark Plaid' seats found in modern and classic Golf GTIs alike can be traced back to a trained porcelain painter who'd been inspired by her travels through Britain
It can all be traced back to Gunhild Liljequist. A trained porcelain painter and the first woman to work for Volkswagen Design when she joined in 1964, Liljequist would later be tasked with designing various elements of the first Golf GTI’s interior.
“I took a lot of inspiration from my travels around Great Britain and I was always taken by high-quality fabrics with checked patterns. The remit was as follows: we are making a sporty Golf, which nobody knows about yet.
So I approached the task from a sporting angle. Black was sporty, but I also wanted colour and quality. As such, you could say that there is an element of British sportiness in the GTI.”
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My son has a cough.
He gave me a cough.
We’re leaving for a wedding tomorrow.
I start my new job on Monday.
This song is the only thing that’s stopping me from crawling into a bed in fetal position.
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One of my favorite songs sung by one of my favorite artists.
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Just saw there’s new J. Cole so I’m priming myself by listening to old school J.Cole. E X C I T E D
Katharine Hepburn in “Bringing Up Baby”, 1938.
Susan Kare, The Woman Who Gave the Macintosh a Smile
In 1982, she was a sculptor and sometime curator when her high-school friend Andy Hertzfeld asked her to create graphics for a new computer that he was working on in California. Kare brought a Grid notebook to her job interview at Apple Computer. On its pages, she had sketched, in pink marker, a series of icons to represent the commands that Hertzfeld’s software would execute. Each square represented a pixel. A pointing finger meant “Paste.” A paintbrush symbolized “MacPaint.” Scissors said “Cut.” Kare told me about this origin moment: “As soon as I started work, Andy Hertzfeld wrote an icon editor and font editor so I could design images and letterforms using the Mac, not paper,” she said. “But I loved the puzzle-like nature of working in sixteen-by-sixteen and thirty-two-by-thirty-twopixel icon grids, and the marriage of craft and metaphor.”
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I’m watching Tetris banjo covers. How’s your Monday night?
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Listening to his album now because this of this video
The SoHo location will close today for an initiative tied to the Grammys.
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OLDIE BUT GOODIE.
Do you eat your gingerbread house?