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The wonderings and wanderings of an occasional party boy
Jul 6 2010
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This was happening.

This was happening.

Jun 16 2010
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Jun 13 2010
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I do not advocate flip-flops.
Jun 2 2010
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May 30 2010
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Kobe: How you like me now, Alvin?
Alvin: [swoons]

May 28 2010
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May 27 2010
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Best $9.50 I ever spent. (Huh?)

May 19 2010
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Is this the Short Stop?
—Girl at Little Joy last night
May 7 2010
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Reppin’ Koreatown. Via MBLA.

Apr 28 2010
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I think I love restaurants more than I love food. Because restaurants have everything in them: They have the people, they have the food, they have the wine, they have the experience, they have the possibility of enjoying yourself with the person across the table from you. I’m not a foodie, but if there was such a thing as a restaurantie, I would be that.
Apr 21 2010
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We don’t know what Los Angeles is. We never have, except as a container for extravagant dreams and the inevitable discontent that follows extravagance. But Los Angeles is surely something like a city.
—D.J. Waldie, “What Is a City?
Apr 20 2010
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In no way related to the previous post: Paraiso indeed.

In no way related to the previous post: Paraiso indeed.

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You almost never see a person who self-identifies as a hipster; you are much more likely to be left to cobble together a definition of ‘hipster’ from the empty spaces left behind after everybody else is through defining themselves as emphatically, in no way, under no circumstances, any kind of a hipster.
—Linda Holmes, “Hunting the Elusive Hipster
Apr 9 2010
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Angel’s Flight, back in action.

Angel’s Flight, back in action.