Nerd Rage

So, I play a little World of Warcraft from time to time. I run around with my little dude and kill things and stuff. Some of that stuff involves selling virtual items for virtual gold on the “auction house”. Much to my surprise, (and delight), I was sent this gem of an in-game email from another player scolding me for not selling my virtual herb, “whiptail”, for enough virtual gold. FAIL!

Posted by: Luke on January 27th, 2011 | Tagged with: rant, video games, Wow | Comments (3)

Have an Elke Sommer Summer

found here

Posted by: Brittany on June 21st, 2010 | Tagged with: 1960's, Summer | Comments (0)

Our City Looks So Pretty…

… in a color postcard.

Posted by: Brittany on April 30th, 2010 | Tagged with: New York City, postcards | Comments (0)

End of the World

Posted by: Jessica on September 1st, 2009 | Tagged with: facebook, gmail | Comments (2)

The Hard Science of Graphology

From A Manual of Graphology by E. A. Singer, 1950. Drawings by Gertrude Elias.

Posted by: Ashleigh on July 13th, 2009 | Tagged with: Life in the 1950's, Penmanship | Comments (0)

An Elegant Hand

This letter, dated Dec. 20, 1875 and addressed to Captain Hamilton of the Royal Artillery, was found in an antique writing box my mom bought from a flea market in Abbots Ripton, Huntingdonshire. I can’t make out much of what the letter says, but from what I can surmise, it is very dull indeed.

Posted by: Ashleigh on July 7th, 2009 | Tagged with: Penmanship | Comments (0)

Correspondence

Kids Say The Darndest Things

a-daredevil a-dukes-mixture

I found these on a website that no longer exists. A second-grade teacher posted some of his students’ work. I think these drawings were illustrations of different expressions that people sometimes use. These two drawings were for “daredevil” and “a duke’s mixture.”

Posted by: Luke on April 8th, 2009 | Tagged with: Drawings, Kids | Comments (0)

Rotating Corpse

Is a blog we created to share all of the old magazines, book covers, family photos, film stills, clothes and much, much more that have, without an outlet, been accruing and congesting our living spaces and hard drives for years. Much like the surrealist exercise the name derives from, each contributor adds an image to the blog whenever the urge strikes, creating an ongoing visual dialogue that we hope you enjoy.

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