Comments telling Yahoo to “stay the fuck away” and people preparing to leave tumblr when it happens from their conglomerate-produced phones/desktops really crack me up.
The only Yahoo service I ever used was flickr, and it was damn good. If Yahoo buying tumblr means a more stable future for tumblr, then so be it.
Stop being retarded thinking that bandwidth, staff, and all the other wonderful things that make up what adults call “overhead” are free.
HIGH STREET LOW STREET by Dayv Mattt
I just received this book in the mail, and I have been nothing but impressed by it. It has blown me away with the depictions of modern Seoul. A definite photo book to get a hold of. And only US$40 including postage!!!
My BlackBerry broke so I picked up a crappy android phone because the new BlackBerry was like 98000 rupees.
Summer 1998 was a time in Toronto’s history when our town was a mecca on the North American party map. Hordes of loved-up music fans would flock from all over the continent to experience up to 5,000-strong warehouse parties that fell just short of escaping the mass-media lens. Techno, House,…
This article in this popular Toronto-area blog got some attention. Over 300 facebook likes, and twelve comments! I don’t think I’ve had that kind of response before outside of Tumblr.
Torontojungle.com has a post up about my new book. Check it out.
REWIND: TORONTO’S JUNGLE SCENE IN THE LATE 90’S
REWIND is a book of photographs covering the Toronto DnB/Jungle scene from 1998-2000. With over 200 shots, REWIND revisits a scene that was well established, vibrant, and diverse. The book brings you back to the late 90s with shots documenting the fashion, gestures, DJ’s, MC’s, and atmosphere that helped make Toronto one of the best cities in the world to party.
:: SPECIAL DELIVERY :: DAYV MATTT ::
Photographer Dayv Mattt kindly & generously sent me a copy of his slick book, High Street Low Street (which was delivered along with some unexpected goodies including some stickers, postcards & a letter). In his own words the book is about “walking, experiencing, and capturing the daily routine, atmosphere, and excitement of Seoul”. The printing is of high quality, the moments he’s captured are striking & full of details, the book’s unusually large format is great and so yeah, I certainly recommend you consider picking up a physical or digital copy of High Street Low Street. The book itself is limited to 500 copies too, don’t sleep. His blog is equally entertaining and colorful, pay him a visit sometime.
You can trust dotmo.
Thanks, Morgy. Best birthday card, EVER.
On the way back to Colombo.
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