A Gory Story
“A Gory Story is a book I started working on in 2007. It is an interactive therapy book that comes illustrated and has a set of questions to accompany the book. As one reads the questions they write in their own story in the book. Over the past five years I have made a few different versions of the book and sent them out to be put to use. In the process I have made a few changes and now am ready to publish the book in its final form.
I need help from you to help print this book so it is available for girls who have been sexually abused.” - Huntsville’s own Gregory Price
Help him and his partner out if you’re so inclined: http://www.indiegogo.com/agorystory
awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:
Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner
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Fishin’ w/Alex, my youngest son. (Taken with Instagram at Ditto Landing)
I’ve created something called the Smart Meme. I doubt it catches on.
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I’m OK.
Just because there’s been some concern due to medical stuff on my social media feeds lately:
I’M OK. I’m just having a mid-life inspection and tune up.
So far, so good. I’m low-mileage, one-owner and still have all my original parts.
As I type this, I’m laying here shot up with radioactive tracer juice, having a long movie made of my insides.
The history of Mesopotamia in a 10 minute cartoon for adults? Yes please!
Former mental_floss writers John and Hank Green have started a new nerdy thing on YouTube, and it’s pretty great: Crash Course is a series of educational videos covering World History (John) and Biology (Hank). The production values are high (including animation, HD, all that good stuff), and each video is about ten minutes long.
So without further ado, I give you Crash Course #1: The Agricultural Revolution.(via)
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“Is it safe?” (Taken with Instagram at Whitesburg Family Medicine)
Pax. (Taken with Instagram at Ditto Landing)
I tour the South, though, I do. I love touring the South. Some people up North are afraid of the South, it’s weird. I’ll do a show in, like, Alabama. I’ll tell someone I did a show in Alabama and they’ll be like, “Oh my God! What was that like?” Oh, you know, chairs, a microphone. Oh, I’m sorry, I know what you’re looking for. I’ll tell you what it was like. Well, I flew into Birmingham. The Imperial Wizard from the Klan picked me up at the airport. Rode to the club on the back of an old mule. Tried to get a joke out over the shouts of “jewboy go home.” At the end of the night I go “Where’s my check?” They go, “You’re not gettin’ a check. You’re gettin’ this bag of porkrinds.” Is that the answer you were looking for, you narrow-minded fake-liberal f***?
(via thetinywivesclub)
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