| Megan: | What do you get when a chicken crosses the road? |
| *****: | A chicken on the other side of the road? What? |
I design for Tumblr in Manhattan. I "joke around" with folks in my free time.
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Me: Why do I always keep score?
Megan: It’s a rule.
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Me: Would you accept “jort”
Megan: No one in their right mind would accept “jort” -
"The upside to this job is that I can listen to The Bieb all day and it won’t be weird."
Megan, on her new job working with kids.
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I put a whole pack of Juicy Fruit in my mouth on the airplane.
Megan: You smell like a ball of sugar.
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The Friday before last it was my discovery of how to cry out the perfect turkey gobble, tonight it is the frumpy way I say the word fifth with a completely relaxed jaw that I will repeat a million times until it is no longer funny.
Megan: “How about it is not funny ever.”
EDIT: Megan and I just sneezed at the same time!~
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Me: I'm very attracted to you, sexually. Megan: Cool. -
Me: I'm like a sweet peach on a hot summer day. Megan: You're like a sour pickle, on a windy day. -
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Mike Davis of Burlesque Design, recently named Best Print Collective in the Twin Cities, shows some of their recent work as well as a tour of their studio. (via OMG Posters!)
Megan got me the Atmosphere print, signed, when we saw them in Milwaukee last fall.
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Megan in the infinity room, explained in a previous post.
You can see why they call it that. The last 30’ or so actually extend upward in order to eliminate the horizon, giving the illusion that it goes on forever.
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Megan standing in some cool highway overpass. It reminded me of this one time we went through the entire first half of Space Mountain with the lights on, except not heartbreaking.
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Yesterday Megan and I spent the day at House on the Rock. It’s this property in Southwestern Wisconsin that was previously home to an incredibly eccentric collector, Alex Jordan. The home/museum is built on the edge of a cliff, and there’s even a hallway extension he had built that protrudes off the house without any support to the ground called the infinity room (pictured above). It’s scary but fantastic. I walked about halfway down before I turned around to go back because my feet wouldn’t stop sweating. It sways and creeks in the wind, although it’s supposedly the sturdiest part of the house (lots of redundant i-beams, and such).
We spent about 3 hours at the house, staring at all the peculiar stuff he owned. Photos, documents, model ships, guns, cars, boats, engines, a life-size replica of a blue whale, medical tools, cameras. Priceless items like blueprints to the Titanic. There are about 20 machine-operated orchestras that play for $0.50. Any one collection would have been amazing in a room by itself, it was overwhelming.
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