Cool stuff that promotes fair trade and aids in the fight against human trafficking
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TrailsToBridges.com
GeckoTraders.com
Cool recycled and eco-friendly stuff
Re-Modern.com
GreatGreenGoods.
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DoyBags.com
Just plain cool stuff
UncommonGoods.
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Posing with other people's cars.
It's a challenging hobby; it's taken years to master. But, I love it.
Other things, which don't necessarily interest me, but I do none the less, include: say things that make no sense, be chronically late, roller skate, swing dance poorly, argue about what's in a "real" martini, spill my martini on myself, emulate Imelda Marcos, call my friends fornicators, buy things I can't afford and don't use, deprecate myself, go for long runs on the beach, and short drives through the ghetto.
My little brother and his lovely wife Danielle...
UPS drivers....they're hot. Seriously, has anyone ever seen an unattractive one? Nope. Makes me wonder whether United Parcel Service only hires good-looking people (in which case homely folks should prob organize some sort of class action)or, whether WORKING FOR UPS MAKES YOU HOT. Hmmmm. Moving on then, I'd also like to meet some tall, handsome, God-loving, church-going bluegrass musicians with sexy accents who equally enjoy highbrow and lowbrow art and culture, with whom I can practice swing and salsa dancing, speaking Spanish, and who can teach me German and Italian ;)
Nerf Herder, Flogging Molly, Asylum Street Spankers, Dropkick Murphys, Authority Zero, Guttermouth, the Toasters, NOFX, the Dead, Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, the Stones, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Buck, The Vandals, They Might Be Giants....other assorted silly, irreverent bands that don't take themselves too seriously.....blues, jazz, bluegrass, rag-time, rockabilly, punk, ska, swing, 80's pop and new wave.
Witty comedies. I get enough horror and suspense on my drive to work every day, thank you.
Target commercials are the best thing on television
The Bible, Merriam-Webster's Unabridged, John Birch Society Newsletter, and the Bloomingdale's catalogue.
Annabelle Gurwitch