Selfies At Serious Places. Plaquette de beurre. Rich Kids Of Instagram. Absent du bureau. Bonjour, Lire mon message ici → À bientôt,— Xxxxxxx Classé dans minimaliste submission À l'heure actuelle, je suis sans doute en train de vérifier cette histoire de fin du monde dans les profondeurs de la jungle mexicaine, une quelconque activité ordinaire, mais impliquant, puisque c'est la période, le fait que je ne suis malheureusement pas présent à mon bureau. Pour les superstitieux du monde entier, voilà de quoi pousser un soupir de soulagement. Mais afin de garantir la pérennité de mon entreprise et le futur de mes deux monstres, j'ai préféré aller vérifier sur place. Fort heureusement, mon absence ne grèvera logiquement pas l'avancée continue de Dogstudio, de Superbe et du KIKK sur la voie de l'élévation spirituelle.
Dites-leur que vous appelez de ma part, ils comprendront. Salutations et à très bientôt, Gilles via Aurélie Classé dans créatif submission Dicton du mois: “Où il y a de la chaîne, il n'y a pas de plaisir !” People dying like Marion Cotillard. Selon une étude américaine... Ivre, Tumbling on success: How Tumblr's David Karp built a £500 million empire. This article was taken from the March 2012 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online. On the evening of August 23, 2011, Chris, a New Yorker who wishes his surname to be withheld, created a Tumblr account. His aim was to raise awareness of the Occupy Wall Street march planned for September 17. The idea was simple: he asked users to submit a photograph of themselves holding a sign explaining their economic circumstances.
Four days later, Chris returned to his flat, after spending time preparing meals for protesters, and checked the We Are The 99 Per Cent tumblelog. One photo was from Priscilla Grim, a 36-year-old activist working on strategic communications for the Occupy Wall Street movement who has been "protesting one way or another for about 20 years". The blog became a meme and the meme went viral. It had been Chris's first time using Tumblr.
Lana Del Rémifasol… Accidental Chinese Hipsters. Tessa Chong sent me the above image with the explanation that she had seen and drawn the man from memory on a trip to Toronto. We got to talking, and the following interview and her interpretations of some other noted Accidental Chinese Hipsters ensued. You can see more of her work here. ACH: How old are you and where are you living now? TESSA CHONG: I am 27 and living in Amsterdam. But I’ve only just arrived here. ACH: You introduced yourself to me as a fellow “halfie.” TESSA CHONG: My mother was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia. My parents met in the 70s when they were both living in London. ACH: Do you mean that your dad hit on your mom without sharing her language? TESSA CHONG: No, he spoke in English to her. ACH: Do you think you have experienced the traditional (stereotypical) strict Asian parenting?
TESSA CHONG: I didn’t experience any of that stereotypical Asian parenting. ACH: What’s the reason you’re doing your blog, The Sketchorialist? Premières phrases. Shit That Siri Says. We are the 1%, Bitches. #scarlettjohanssoning. WTF QR CODES. Ugly Renaissance Babies. Je suis journaliste musical.