Fractions of Moi
Art. Television. Movies.
Just sharing my interests.
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Now you’re just some lobby where I used to go. I miss AS.
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“Wait a minute, this is photoshopped.” “That’s right, and I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for you meddling...
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Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston for “Avengers: Superstars to Superheroes”
Star wars re-imagined with Filipino Characters.
The Great Gatsby - Official Trailer (2012)
Les Miserables - Official Trailer (2012)
The second first issue of Grant Morrison’s Batman Inc. comes out tomorrow and it’s a continuation of the story in Leviathan Strikes - minus any references to that pesky Steph Brown as Batgirl of course. I LOLed at the line about Talia.
Skyworld! The begining of the end.
Incredibox
I may not know how to beatbox but I sure as hell know how to surf the net. Huzzah! Great find! A sure-fire time-waster, but hey, it’s my time. ;)
The Health Benefits of Keeping a Journal
Source: http://psychcentral.com/lib/2006/the-health-benefits-of-journaling/
Note: This fact might be the reverse for people who are left handed.
Thanks for the heads up?
Can’t tell if the Universe is being sarcastic or helpful.
![austinkleon:
Kobe stealin’ moves
gotemcoach:
“THE IRON LEG”
Dirk Nowitzki showed the world his step back jumper. Kobe Bryant watched Dirk win the 2010-2011 NBA Championship. Now, Kobe shoots Dirk’s step back jumper.
Some people might slight Bryant for so clearly jacking “The Iron Leg.” Not me. I think it’s incredible. And awesome.
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Dirk created the best post-Olajuwon post move in basketball, Kobe understood it’s value, and put it in his game. That’s why he’s great — anything to get better. Last night, Bryant used it in the Playoffs.
You know, imitation is the highest form of flattery, but before you go thinking Kobe’s handing out compliments…
“I improved his move. I can shoot mine from the three-point line. He can’t do that… Dirk does it well, I do it better. Mine’s a little sexier.”
-Kobe Bryant
#GotEmCoach
If you’ve read Steal Like An Artist, you’re already familiar with this Kobe quote on theft:
There isn’t a move that’s a new move. There’s nothing that hasn’t been done before. I seriously have stolen all of these moves from all these great players…I just try to do them proud, the guys who came before, because I learned so much from them. It’s all in the name of the game. It’s a lot bigger than me.
Previously: Stealing moves](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3f8ae2c4L1qcmnsoo1_r2_500.gif)
Kobe stealin’ moves
“THE IRON LEG”
Dirk Nowitzki showed the world his step back jumper. Kobe Bryant watched Dirk win the 2010-2011 NBA Championship. Now, Kobe shoots Dirk’s step back jumper.
Some people might slight Bryant for so clearly jacking “The Iron Leg.” Not me. I think it’s incredible. And awesome.
Dirk created the best post-Olajuwon post move in basketball, Kobe understood it’s value, and put it in his game. That’s why he’s great — anything to get better. Last night, Bryant used it in the Playoffs.
You know, imitation is the highest form of flattery, but before you go thinking Kobe’s handing out compliments…
“I improved his move. I can shoot mine from the three-point line. He can’t do that… Dirk does it well, I do it better. Mine’s a little sexier.”
-Kobe Bryant
If you’ve read Steal Like An Artist, you’re already familiar with this Kobe quote on theft:
There isn’t a move that’s a new move. There’s nothing that hasn’t been done before. I seriously have stolen all of these moves from all these great players…I just try to do them proud, the guys who came before, because I learned so much from them. It’s all in the name of the game. It’s a lot bigger than me.
Previously: Stealing moves
