Foundational Support

icantfeelmyarms:

edfreemaybe:

Wayne Brady: 50,072,587,425
Ryan Stiles: 11,113,372,791.5
Colin Mochrie: 3,012,399,040.5
Chip Esten: 2,004,047,000
Greg Proops: 1,001,122,117
Brad Sherwood: 1,071,980.5
Denny Segal: 1,059,560
Karen Maruyama: 1,004,450
Kathy Greenwood: 59,810
Stephen Colbert: 12,000
Kathy Griffin: 5,000
Ian Gomez: 4,000
Jeff Davis: 3,300
Josie Lawrence: 3000
Whoopi Goldberg: 2,500
Patrick Bristow: 1,000
Robin Williams: 1,000
Kathy Kinney: 50

The points mattered to someone

(via rovecomatose)

My Essential Albums (In No Particular Order)

A) Somewhere in the Between by Streetlight Manifesto

   - Strengths:  Hot day driving with the window down, swaggering up and down campus,  whistling practice

B) Moo, You Bloody Choir by Augie March

   - You’ll never have a better post-cloital experience than with this album

C) American Idiot by American Idiot

   - Great album, multiple-harmony version available from Broadway

D) Burnout 3 Soundtrack by Various Artists

   - Never was a better soundtrack list assembled except in the glory days of Tony Hawk

E) Fang Island by Fang Island

   - Precise, moveable, and good for a 30 minute cool down or moment alone

F)  Drunken Lullabies by Flogging Molly

   - Good listening, better live

G) Swagger by Flogging Molly

   - See “F”, but add more adrenaline

H) All Killer No Filler by Sum 41

   - Not a bad song on the album, songs to fit any situation, all around great

I) Wild Hunt by The Tallest Man On Earth

   - Fingerpicking folk madness

J) The Monitor by Titus Andronicus

   - You don’t really get it till you get it

K) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket by Blink 182

   - Blink 182

You Know What

I like gardening

and reading

and doing Greek and Latin over the summer

and being alone in my room with my boss headphones

And this picture:

It is what I imagine that noise in the Macerana is.

Just one of those moments of self acceptance.  Good times