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thisistheverge:

What was your first iPod? 
First song you bought on iTunes?

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tmc102464:

The Hard Drive, Old School

The vic 20 i had, had one of these.

tmc102464:

The Hard Drive, Old School

The vic 20 i had, had one of these.

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Contagious

petervidani:

Why is there nothing contagious that’s good? Like something that lets you jump higher for a few days, or play piano.

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‘magnetictape’

‘magnetictape’

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If you play it safe in life, you’ve decided that you don’t want to grow anymore.
Shirley Hutstedler  (via kari-shma)

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Nearby was an iPhone he had bought recently. “Why?” he said. “Because I’m free. Every morning I study a chapter in ‘iPhone for Dummies,’ and now I’m proficient. I haven’t read a word for two months. I pull this thing out and play with it.

Struggle Over, Philip Roth Reflects on Putting Down His Pen - NYTimes.com

Charles McGrath interviews Philip Roth following his recent retirement.

(via thisistheverge)

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laughingsquid:

Work Time, Play Time, Sleep Time

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This fellow is wise enough to play the Fool,
And to do that well craves a kind of wit.
William Shakespeare (via vanityfair)

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You can discover
more about a person in
an hour of play than in a
year of conversation.
Plato (via giovannafalcone1)

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swstark:

Adolescent Boys of East London

swstark:

Adolescent Boys of East London

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thisistheverge:

@davepell

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vanityfair:

As ESPN looks back at Magic Johnson’s 1991 announcement that he was HIV-positive and retiring from basketball, we look to a new play on Broadway that captures Johnson’s biography, especially his relationship with longtime rival Larry Bird. Said the usually stoic Bird upon learning of Johnson’s diagnosis: it was “the same type of feeling I had when my father died.” More on Broadway’s Magic/Bird here.

vanityfair:

As ESPN looks back at Magic Johnson’s 1991 announcement that he was HIV-positive and retiring from basketball, we look to a new play on Broadway that captures Johnson’s biography, especially his relationship with longtime rival Larry Bird. Said the usually stoic Bird upon learning of Johnson’s diagnosis: it was “the same type of feeling I had when my father died.” More on Broadway’s Magic/Bird here.

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If A is success in life, then
A equals x plus y plus z.
Work is x; y is play;
and z is keeping your mouth shut.
Albert Einstein (via eloquentandhonest)
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