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Untold - Don’t Know. Don’t Care.
“a clear reiteration of the ‘Wot U Call It’ attitude to genre.”
This entire EP is a complete junglefuck.
"$1,000 is very expensive, you know. We only want a simple website with our current contents, and contact form as well. And don’t forget about CMS features. We want to add or edit content on our own. And the picture gallery, we want something that stunning and animated. The header should be animated as well. And our logo seems too old, can you design new logo for our company? But the best price we can offer is $300, and we think that’s more than enough."
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via clientsfromhell (via waxandmilk) (via youmightfindyourself)
I wish I could say I wasn’t dealing with a situation like this right now, but I am.
"To define the new age, to find the spirit of the times, in Hegelian terms is a lot easier than it sounds. It only requires the defining of the two opposing entities. Some people would say that the principal struggle of our times is technology versus nature. I’m not going to get into it too much but this is a false division. If you look at the root of technology - tekne - it means simply ‘to assemble’. Technology is an assemblage. Nature, however, is also an assemblage. That is, nature is technological. When we talk about nature and technology as opposites we are really talking about the differences in the manner of assembly. Nature assembles itself, while human assembly is always mediated. Our technology has to be assembled by our own hands.
The nature versus technology struggle can be excluded. For me, the strongest alternative is the struggle between the real and the digital. This is for several reasons - firstly, it would seem to be a logical historical progression: we have moved from the manual revolution (industrial) to the digital revolution. But a digital revolution cannot be without purpose, it has to have something to revolt against. And that subject is the real."
A six-year old Pomeranian named Bobby Gorgeous hangs on to the surfboard as he competes in his 20lbs-and-under heat at the 4th annual Helen Woodward Animal Center “Surf Dog Surf-A-Thon” at dog beach in Del Mar, California September 13, 2009. The event helps raise awareness and money for orphaned pets while promoting responsible pet ownership.
Editor’s note: Since when has the model for “responsible pet ownership” involved your scared-ass dog on a surfboard?
