Disasterology: Archive

Jan 1st

“That’s why I don’t really like to talk about; ‘what are we...”

– Nicolas Muller

Jan 1st

Dec 31st

Dec 30th

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Ever So Sweet || The Early November

Dec 29th

Everything is Beautiful, but Beautiful isn't...

Dec 28th

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someone explain to me why..

all the girls that try to get at me all have boyfriends, or a fiance. seriously wtf is this shit

Dec 28th

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Dec 28th

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Dec 28th

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Dec 27th

MOCA, Deitch, Blu, Censorship and The State Of...

Over the last few days Sara and I have read a lot, if not all, of the commentary that’s been posted online about the abrupt removal of our friend Blu’s mural on the exterior of Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art. Understandably, almost all of the discussion has been focused on the seemingly rash decision by Jeffrey Deitch, the newly appointed Director of MOCA, to remove the...

Dec 26th

My love for her is that of spray paint, on the backside of buildings and abandoned factories. Her love for me now sits like a broken down car, in the backyard of some stale american dream.

Dec 26th

I love and appreciate my family and are thankful for them, its just too bad that we have nothing in common and I’m so different than everyone else.

Dec 26th

Dec 25th

Elusive ghostly cheetah photographed

Jeanna Bryner– Fri Dec 24, 8:45 am ET An elusive Saharan cheetah recently came into the spotlight in Niger, Africa, where a hidden camera snapped photos of the ghostly cat, whose pale coat and emaciated appearance distinguish it from other cheetahs. In one of the images the sleek, light-colored cat with small spots on its coat and a small head is turning in the direction of the camera,...

Dec 25th

Mookies Last Christmas || Saosin

Dec 24th

Peace of mind, and peace of soul.

Dec 24th

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Dec 24th

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Dec 24th

Dec 23rd

“So feel the air, feel the air. Take a map and point to anywhere, I don’t...”

Dec 23rd

New Clues To Mass Extinction

Charles Q. Choi– Wed Dec 22, 7:10 am ET A giant cache of nearly 20,000 fossil reptiles, shellfish and a host of other prehistoric creatures unearthed from a mountain in China is now revealing how life recovered after the most devastating mass extinction on Earth. Life was nearly completely wiped out approximately 250 million years ago by massive volcanic eruptions and devastating global...

Dec 23rd