kinda this.

kinda this.

parislemon: joshuanguyen: (via What’s in a Name? | The Intercom Blog) It all makes sense now… ohgodohgodohgod

parislemon:

joshuanguyen:

(via What’s in a Name? | The Intercom Blog)

It all makes sense now…

ohgodohgodohgod

AT&T Statement on T-Mobile Closing Seven Call Centers | AT&T Public Policy Blog

tl;dr: AT&T: “WE TOLD YOU SO.”

I’m no fan of AT&T, but I’m even less of a fan of the FCC.

2012 Movie Preview: 50 Most-Anticipated Films | Metacritic

WATCH ALL THE MOVIES

love this picture and sentiment. we need more of this on both sides of the fence.

love this picture and sentiment. we need more of this on both sides of the fence.

love this.

love this.

Hobbit pub in Southampton threatened with legal action | BBC News

Wow; not cool, Hollywood.

this.

this.

VOTE.

VOTE.

Obama riled up Republicans on contraception, and then delivers a knock-out punch | Slate.com

Interesting way to look at this…

sometimes, this.

sometimes, this.

Jim Cramer: The Best Super Bowl Ad | TheStreet

I saw this, too. I’m glad someone pointed it out.

“I’m rolling seven digits deep!” is what Stephen Colbert told the Federal Election Commission in his superPAC’s filing this morning.

“We raised it on my show and used it to materially influence the elections — in full accordance with the law. It’s the way our founding fathers would have wanted it, if they had founded corporations instead of just a country,” Colbert, who, yesterday, wrestled control of the superPAC from fellow Comedy Central star Jon Stewart, said.

Stephen Colbert Says His SuperPAC Raised $1 Million : The Two-Way : NPR

Vote Stewart / Colbert 2012.