June 1, 2012

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March 26, 2012
eliz:

John Darnielle and Dottie after a secret show at our house yesterday
Brooklyn, NY 
March 2012

eliz:

John Darnielle and Dottie after a secret show at our house yesterday

Brooklyn, NY 

March 2012

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March 26, 2012
ungainlysweaters:

‘I love the Pic. I’ve got a real fondness for it. I do tend to get a bit fiery when people say “Oh, the Piccadilly line’s rubbish, it’s a load of shit, you know, the trains are old, they’re falling apart” – I say “Whoa whoa whoa, hold on a minute – every time every other line goes up the wall, they’re doing weekend engineering works, what line is always running to carry the burden? The Piccadilly. The premier, perfect Piccadilly.”
‘You know, every other line – like the Metropolitan line, it’s a bit brash, it’s like “Oh, this is me mate, I’m the Metropolitan line, I go all the way up to Amersham and through the city, yeahhhh” and the Circle Line’s “Yeah, you’re nothing mate, I go round and round the city” and all that. I’d say the Central line was probably a librarian, quite sort of “muhhhh, here we are, y’know, West Acton” and that – but the Piccadilly line, if it was a mate of yours, it’d be a mate where you’d say “He doesn’t say a lot, he’s very cool, but when the shit hits the fan, he pulls it out the bag every time. He’s really slick.”
‘You look at the trains. You look at the faces of these trains. They smile at you, they’re cute, they’re streamlined, they’re classy – without trying.’ – Piccadilly line tube driver, BBC’s The Tube
(via Why the Piccadilly line is the best – according to a Piccadilly line driver – Now. Here. This. – Time Out London)

ungainlysweaters:

‘I love the Pic. I’ve got a real fondness for it. I do tend to get a bit fiery when people say “Oh, the Piccadilly line’s rubbish, it’s a load of shit, you know, the trains are old, they’re falling apart” – I say “Whoa whoa whoa, hold on a minute – every time every other line goes up the wall, they’re doing weekend engineering works, what line is always running to carry the burden? The Piccadilly. The premier, perfect Piccadilly.”

‘You know, every other line – like the Metropolitan line, it’s a bit brash, it’s like “Oh, this is me mate, I’m the Metropolitan line, I go all the way up to Amersham and through the city, yeahhhh” and the Circle Line’s “Yeah, you’re nothing mate, I go round and round the city” and all that. I’d say the Central line was probably a librarian, quite sort of “muhhhh, here we are, y’know, West Acton” and that – but the Piccadilly line, if it was a mate of yours, it’d be a mate where you’d say “He doesn’t say a lot, he’s very cool, but when the shit hits the fan, he pulls it out the bag every time. He’s really slick.”

‘You look at the trains. You look at the faces of these trains. They smile at you, they’re cute, they’re streamlined, they’re classy – without trying.’ – Piccadilly line tube driver, BBC’s The Tube

(via Why the Piccadilly line is the best – according to a Piccadilly line driver – Now. Here. This. – Time Out London)

March 12, 2012
Jeff Mangum’s setlist from last night.
(Picture via @PhilMcMullen on Twitter)

Jeff Mangum’s setlist from last night.

(Picture via @PhilMcMullen on Twitter)

February 5, 2012
Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin’s ‘Spring’, improved with addition of cat.

Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin’s ‘Spring’, improved with addition of cat.

January 21, 2012

(Source: Guardian)

January 17, 2012
"After all, what is the difference between pretentiousness and seriousness? Only a contract between the speaker and the author. People call things “pretentious” in order to put them in their place; if a thing has been conceded to actually occupy a place of seriousness, it’s immune from charges of pretension."

John Darnielle (via insomnius)

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