HOOPLAH
AND IM C.O.O.L.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
WHAT A BUNCH OF SQUARES!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/16/fashion/16TRADE.html?_r=1&ref=fashion
I want you to take a brief intermission from this post, and check your closet. If your anything like me, upon opening your closet, you were greeted with the soothing site of colorful t-shirts, solid and simple sweaters, as well as neutral and or earth-toned outerwear items. However, being the trendy guy I pride myself in being, im almost ashamed to admit that I dont own a single piece of shadow plaid clothing. Frankly, it's embarassing. In case you dont know excatly what shadow plaid is, its a subtle plaid pattern of black, grey, and white, and also happens to be a fashiobn must. Now that you know, go out and buy in the highest quantity humanly possible.
I want you to take a brief intermission from this post, and check your closet. If your anything like me, upon opening your closet, you were greeted with the soothing site of colorful t-shirts, solid and simple sweaters, as well as neutral and or earth-toned outerwear items. However, being the trendy guy I pride myself in being, im almost ashamed to admit that I dont own a single piece of shadow plaid clothing. Frankly, it's embarassing. In case you dont know excatly what shadow plaid is, its a subtle plaid pattern of black, grey, and white, and also happens to be a fashiobn must. Now that you know, go out and buy in the highest quantity humanly possible.
Monday, December 13, 2010
DECISIONS...DECISIONS
I intend to compose a music CD for my Kite Runner project. I chose this project because I was able to almost isntantly apply numerous songs to the different scenarios throughtout the book, therefore this project should be fairly easy.
Friday, December 3, 2010
WORD ORIGINS PT. 2
VERACITY:
1620s, from the Latin word verax "truthful"
PATRONIZE:
1580s, patron + -ize "treat in a condescending way"
1620s, from the Latin word verax "truthful"
PATRONIZE:
1580s, patron + -ize "treat in a condescending way"
WORD ORIGIN PART 1.
ATROPHY:
1590s, From the Greek word atrophia "a wasting away", from a-"not" + trophe "nourishment"
OBSTINATE:
14th Century, From the Latin word obstinatus "stubborn", from ob "by" + stinare "stand"
TREPIDATION:
1600s, from the Latin word trepidationem "alarm, trembling", from trep-"to shake"
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