naythanives asked: Favorite and least favorite curse word?
Favorite: I like the cutting power of “cunt”.
Least favorite: Anytime a curse word is altered to not be a curse word, such as “friggin”.
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I want to answer these questions, because they took the time to ask, but in the future, please leave a way to contact you, as I didn’t realize I had to post the answers in order to respond.
Let’s hope that says what she thinks it says.
“I’m gonna go across the street and, uh, schling a schlong.”
-Johnny, Cool as Ice (1991)
waaaat!!
When neither the thumb nor the leg trick works to stop a ride, try looking like a disproportionate, pre-op tranny with a broken hip and a taste for STD’s.
My first celebrity sighting when I moved to LA almost 6 years ago was Don Johnson.
Jealous?
I don’t even play piano. At all. But, boy, do I want this.
What Are the Benefits of Adventure Playgrounds? Reasonable risk can be healthy, according to those who support the adventure playground movement: “The opportunity to be able to access a rich play environment, and assess and take risks, is paramount for the healthy development of all children, physically, mentally, emotionally, socially and creatively.”
via: WebUrbanist
So How Did Adventure Playgrounds Get Started? Believe it or not, modern adventure playgrounds began with wastelands of World War II. Designers then had the idea to institutionalize these spontaneous and accidental junk playgrounds. Initially the principle point was to encourage a more natural form of play, but increasingly the emphasis has been on sustainability and hands-on building, allowing children to create and ‘own’ their playgrounds.
via: WebUrbanist
What Are Adventure Playgrounds? In short, adventure playgrounds are places where children can create and modify their own environments, rather than relying on rigid equipment that only serves a limit set of programmed purposes: “In a sense, you and I have always played in ‘adventure playgrounds.’ We created a fort in the kitchen cabinets, jumped from couch to couch across oceans; we snuck out through a hole in the fence to a new world. We climbed trees and hid in bushes. We played in the mud and the rain. We chased each other, made secret worlds …”
via: WebUrbanist
It was a pretty epic weekend.
Done. The search is over. That is what I want.
(via emmacooper)
Here’s what’s up. Bill and Turner won at the spirit awards. We drank. Drank more. And they slept on my floor. So Hollywood.
Turner Ross arrives. Fact.