are you there God, it's me C?

so, just a regular slow afternoon at work and I'm was typing in my blog address to make a post about apartment hunting jargon decoded, and in a most innocently dyslexic moment I reversed the 's' and the 'p' (blogpsot instead of blogspot) - word of advice: don't EVER make the same mistake I did because... 

O.

M.

Goodness. 

I was taken to a most terrifying and humbling site regarding the 22 signs of the apocalypse. 

Is this some sort of sign?! am I a lukewarm Christian destined for the 7th ring of hell?! Is saying 'effing' as bad as the 'f word'?! any discussion of the Rapture, Tribulation and Revelation will seriously give me nightmares for days. and you know why?! because I know what will happen to me - this blog alone will damn me. Oh Jesus. And I don't say that in vain, I really mean it - Oh Jesus! Save me! okay, i have to go read my Bible now. Goodbye

dude, seriously go read the '22' signs of the end of days. that stuff is like seriously legit. yeah...didn't think you wanted to think about it either. at least we're doomed together.

p.s. riddle me this: why in the hell heck does the abundant Bible website have awkwardturtled.blogpsot.com as their web address?!!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!

i think i've figured out what i want for my birthday...

...yes, this, definitely this.

courtesy of who do you think

EchoPlex: Bootie LA

Who wants to go with!?!?!? Bueller, Bueller?

via Thrillist

F**K Yeah Austin

Fuck Yeah Austin Blog

Caution: Austin transplants in other cities, this will cause a major jonesing for queso, rolling hill surrounded lakes and even dare I say it...a bittersweet yearning for the sound of bugs in summertime. 

Courtesy of EChance

Post Modern Mary POPins

100,000 Fans

thought this was a pretty genius idea of musical democracy...

100,000 Fans

The Internet can be wildly effective at helping bands achieve success via grassroots means, like streaming tunes on MySpace, tracking even the tiniest shows on Pollstar, and actually, making sure they never achieve success via BitTorrent. Breaking bands for real, with your help: 100,000 Fans.

100,000's a Venice-based site that's enlisted a team of music-biz experts to curate a small selection of unsigned artists they think have the goods, then gives fans the opportunity to help them "make it", or at the very least, stop "making fries". The site's tastemakers range from studio engineers to label owners, all of whom've worked with major artists from Diana Krall to Blink 182; once they choose an act, their album's made available to stream/download, alongside a bio and tools to 1) share the tracks (via Twitter/Facebook/email) and 2) help the band out financially via PayPal "donations", with the money you throw in going straight to the artist's fund for expenses like recording/touring/tighter pants. While they'll gladly accept mountains of cash, support can be "as little as $2", and once the business peeps behind the site see a significant user-generated groundswell for an artist, they promise to help further advance their career via partnerships with online marketers and labels -- helping expose so many people to your favorite new band's music, you'll be forced to hate them.

Three artists're added every week, with current acts including emotive New Zealand singer-songwriter Crofton Orr, hot-chick-led melodic poppers A.M. Pacific, and LA indie rockers Les Blanks, who clearly pride themselves on being wildly effective at French infertility.

Discover your new favorite band at 100000Fans.com

Reblogged from Thrillist

Boogie Down, Festivoo Hero

straight up brought tears to my eyes, just beautiful (must watch in its entirety)...

this guy is an American hero.

Courtesy of Lily O via LineOut