House of Urban Angst

Apparel by Pantone at Uniqlo, Soho, NYC. They do men’s socks this way which I’m pretty excited about.

Amazing the cool stuff you see right on the street in Soho. AngelRox. Really interesting designer originally from Alabama.

This is probably a cool concept (and needed) but for some reason it disturbs me.

KidsRx, Hudson St., West Village, NYC.

Mesmerized by art at 2:00 AM

I’m not sure if it was actually mesmerizing or it was the light or what …

Phillips de Pury in the Meatpacking District

What a day. I’m better now.

There is a floating whale behind me. How could I not be better?

I’m pretty sure he’s been doing drugs.

People, those who claim moral certitude by denying rights to others that they enjoy themselves, weighed in.

“I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires.” - Susan B. Anthony

My friend and colleague David Merrill posted this today and I think it is perfect.

Those who believe in equality for all did not lose yesterday. Nearly half of Maine voters supported the right of same-sex couples to marry. This is an outcome that could not have even been imagined 20 years ago. Progress is slow and often frustrating but the facts remain that progress cannot be stopped and that good will always prevail.

As far as I’m concerned those supporting equality made HUGE progress. Well done.

♫ http://blip.fm/~fsxyi

John Cage

alexsteed:

Me: What’s going on, man? Why are you sitting down here?

Him: Oh. You know. You know. Do you have 50 cents?

Me: I don’t, actually. Only a dollar. Will that do?

Him: No on [Question] 1], man*. I am “no on one.” My father’s a faggot. I don’t hate. I am not judgmental. Are you?

Me: No. I try not to be.

Him: You have pretty eyes.

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Notes

* On this particular referendum question, a “no” vote is favorable towards gay marriage.

I love this.