I guess one of the things that Glenn Beck does right is be so maddeningly frustrating that the people who love him hang on his every word, and the people that hate him do the same, even though they know that it will turn them into a ball of rage, which explains why you’ve got 2 Glenn Beck posts on HYA in a week, though at least this time it’s because I’m fighting against the forces of evil. You might remember a few weeks ago when I featured “I’m voting tea party”, and I was just browsing through this Buzzfeed page of “The Best Anti-Glenn Beck Signs At The Glenn Beck Rally” and spotted one of their tees sneaking into one of the photos (shown above). I must admit that I don’t really understand what that lady’s sign really means, if I remember correctly the subway in DC has a yellow/green line, but I never rode the subway when I was there so I can’t work out why it would be a good sign, thoughts?
Make sure you check out that Buzzfeed post too, lots of funny stuff there.
I had very much expected this offer to have a few strings attached, since LaFraise tend not to be very loose with the purse strings, but from the looks of it you can get free shipping on any size order from now until Sunday (5th September, 23:59 CET) with the coupon code SHIPFREE. Everytime I put on a LaFraise I think to myself “damn this is a fine t-shirt”, so I very much recommend that you see if there’s something you’d like to pick up.
Clearly, the banner release from this fresh tray of Johnny Cupcakes goods in the mugs, because really, what the hell is he doing releasing mugs? They look cool though, and I never thought I’d say that about mugs, so I guess it works out pretty well. There are a few cool tees too (peep the gallery to check’em out), although I don’t particularly care for either of the hoodie designs, they just look a bit normal, perhaps they’d look better on a real hoodie rather than a mockup.
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Almost Famous was a film I really loved from my teens until a few years ago. I don’t hate it now, but I think it resonates a lot less with me now that I’ve grown up a bit, the story takes us from William being a kid totally in awe of his heroes as he walked amongst them to becoming his own man… whilst walking in awe amongst his heroes, and I’d like to think I’ve moved past that kind of musical hero worship for anyone other than Justice, because y’know, they’re awesome, and they make my hair stand on end even though I’ve played their album a hundred times.
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