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Sunday, March 21, 2010

“I walked into this church and I saw a ring, and it was a real ring, and I said, wow you guys are for real.”

AON History Excerpt (via nicksoapdish69)

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Friday, March 19, 2010
This might easily be one of my top 10 favorite internet pictures ever. Every time I look at it, I literally have no idea what to think. It’s just too amazing for words. 

This might easily be one of my top 10 favorite internet pictures ever. Every time I look at it, I literally have no idea what to think. It’s just too amazing for words. 

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Saturday, March 13, 2010
Old, but random, so why not?

Old, but random, so why not?

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Monday, March 8, 2010
Really liked how this shot came out. More at my more regularly updated site, http://www.joelspangler.com
Also at the link below which will take you to Flickr.
A view up Newberry Street (via joelsp)

Really liked how this shot came out. More at my more regularly updated site, http://www.joelspangler.com

Also at the link below which will take you to Flickr.

A view up Newberry Street (via joelsp)

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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
gracenmichelle:

clondon:

“Reblog with the year you were born.”
GET OFF MY LAWN! ALL OF YOU*!
*Not you, ‘86 and ‘88. You’re cool.

1985
we… win?

1981. Sigh.

gracenmichelle:

clondon:

“Reblog with the year you were born.”

GET OFF MY LAWN! ALL OF YOU*!

*Not you, ‘86 and ‘88. You’re cool.

1985

we… win?

1981. Sigh.

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Just so you know.

Just so you know.

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Saturday, February 27, 2010
organicgroov:

warrennotg:

gingerspice:

artandchocolate:

Ok, so John Mayer has gotten a lot of crap lately. But I don’t care who you are, this is awesome.
(via Yahoo)
Austin, who says he’s been practicing Mayer’s songs for over two years, showed up at Sunday’s show carrying a homemade sign that displayed a hand-drawn guitar and the plea “Can I play ‘Belief” with you?” Mayer couldn’t resist. Austin says he learned the particular song he played, “Belief,” for his mom JoAnna, who was there with him in the front row when his pleas were answered. And Mayer didn’t share just his stage with Austin. Afterwards, the multimillion-album-selling artist gave the boy the red Squier guitar and guitar picks that Austin had borrowed from Mayer for the performance.
Mayer signed the guitar’s base: “To Austin, You rock. Keep playing. See you at your show.”

organicgroov:

warrennotg:

gingerspice:

artandchocolate:

Ok, so John Mayer has gotten a lot of crap lately. But I don’t care who you are, this is awesome.

(via Yahoo)

Austin, who says he’s been practicing Mayer’s songs for over two years, showed up at Sunday’s show carrying a homemade sign that displayed a hand-drawn guitar and the plea “Can I play ‘Belief” with you?” Mayer couldn’t resist. Austin says he learned the particular song he played, “Belief,” for his mom JoAnna, who was there with him in the front row when his pleas were answered. And Mayer didn’t share just his stage with Austin. Afterwards, the multimillion-album-selling artist gave the boy the red Squier guitar and guitar picks that Austin had borrowed from Mayer for the performance.

Mayer signed the guitar’s base: “To Austin, You rock. Keep playing. See you at your show.”

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
An old high school chum of mine, Jeremy Lowther, is an artist, and I have always enjoyed his work. He is currently stationed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
You can pick up this work, captioned “I could eat you for breakfast”  here
I love it.

An old high school chum of mine, Jeremy Lowther, is an artist, and I have always enjoyed his work. He is currently stationed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

You can pick up this work, captioned “I could eat you for breakfast”  here

I love it.

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