1982.

via, @ToddJamesREAS

Bookmark this.

“The project (containing over 26,000 LPs, 40,000 singles and many thousands of CDs) will release the names and song titles of 100 records a week from the collection, for 26 weeks between May- Oct, featuring the first records from one letter of the alphabet each week. People will be able to listen online to many of these records via links compiled by the project.”

He’s got something in common with the Brazilian man.

via, pcmw

Eddie Huang in a nice promo for the upcoming Great GoogaMooga.

Also: Eddie’s been doing a weekly review of Girls, which you should read here

How it was invented

Crazy.

From Patrik Wallner:

“Traveling to Hermit Kingdom is already bizarre enough, but when we heard that North Korea would be celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the Great Leader & eternal president, Kim Il-sung, there was no way to let such an epic birthday party slip through our hands.

Laurence Keefe, Kirill Korobkov and I flew over to Pyongyang for two days to witness the madness. While skateboarding within the DPRK was our main intention, it was overshadowed by the celebrations & the ‘no sliding’ anywhere rule.”

More at visualtraveling

She’s achieved total plasticity. Pretty amazing, right?

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That’s the dude right there.

by Alex Pardee

Photographs by Ed Colver

What it’s like to edit copy at Hustler.

via, TYWKIWDBI

via, ihc

A short documentary by Wolfgang Muchow

Yes, that baby is in camo at the prom… but these two are married, so it’s all good.

Realtime color trending in Paris, Milan, and Antwerp.

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The Jerry Saltz Handbook.

In an effort to assist rural re-population in Spain, a dating association is bringing women from the big city to small towns for a little matchmaking.

Brits in Australia.

via, tdw

Visine works by constricting the vessels in your bloody eyes, the same vessels that were opened up by tetrahydrocannabinol’s tendency to relieve pressure in the eyeball. If you use a lot of Visine and you’re not a welder, an Olympic swimmer, or someone else with eyes under constant assault, the actual use of the bottle of Visine you keep in your top desk drawer is more obvious than you think it is. But the active ingredient, tetrahydrozoline, can also cause life threatening symptoms, even in small amounts. This lady tried to poison her roommate with Visine, this guy tried to murder his wife (he eventually tried to hire a hitman when it didn’t take), and this lady tried to kill a cop. So in short, Visine is hard core, like pitbulls and Omar Little. Don’t mess.

—Arlo Crawford