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I'm Pam Newman.

I am awesome
every
day.

You can email me at: oreobarbie@gmail.com
Add me to your Google talk.
AIM: MiaMeiou
I have a vimeo profile that is ultra rad.
Sometimes I paint stuff

My Heroes:

Gwen Stefani
Pippi Longstocking
Punky Brewster
Oprah
Baby, Scary and Sporty Spice
The Powerpuff Girls

I like:

The Internet Going to work Alcohol Dancing
Karaoke
Sanrio thingies
Painting
Barack Obama
Video games
Swearing

Archive

Jun
11th
Wed
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hannahmaimai:

Victoria ( http://www.vimeo.com/victorianoel ) and I need someone to stay with in NYC from June 26th till June 29th/30th!! Please reblog :)

To learn more about our trip, watch some videos on the Vimeo channel (expecially the first few videos): http://www.vimeo.com/meetup

These crazy girls need a place to stay in the New York area (preferabally Manhattan, they’re sightseers ya’ll) from June 26th till June 29th/30th.

Jun
10th
Tue
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karenabad:

yvynyl:

gtmcknight:

We’re thinking about doing something with MIXA digital mixtapes (aka USB drives with the fun look/feel/design of a casette).
Would you buy one? Do you think they are silly or cool?

Awesome.  I’d buy one (or a hundred!).


I think this is a fantastic idea, and I’d totally do it if we currently had songs recorded. GENIUS.

karenabad:

yvynyl:

gtmcknight:

We’re thinking about doing something with MIXA digital mixtapes (aka USB drives with the fun look/feel/design of a casette).

Would you buy one? Do you think they are silly or cool?

Awesome. I’d buy one (or a hundred!).

I think this is a fantastic idea, and I’d totally do it if we currently had songs recorded. GENIUS.

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So… No one has tomatoes. They’re a freaking summer plant, and they grow like weeds. What’s the hold up, america?
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Can't disagree with this at all.

peterwknox:

onemoretimewithfeeling:

If the Tumblr community had their way, Obama would be President, and Steve Jobs would be VP. The consensus seems to be that they can do no wrong.

Can you imagine a country run by Macs? It’d be so beautiful. Obama already has the iPhone.

Just the idea of Steve Jobs holding office in the Executive Branch of my government makes me want to punch the nearest Mac enthusiast in the eye.

The most amusing part of that is that the nearest Mac enthusiast to me is my boss.

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(via bullshit)
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I know these things are kinda dumb..

cameronchristopher:

But… I took an “Enneagram” test and it says I’m a 6, which is “affectionate and skeptical”:

How to Get Along with Me

  • Be direct and clear.
  • Listen to me carefully.
  • Don’t judge me for my anxiety.
  • Work things through with me.
  • Reassure me that everything is OK between us.
  • Laugh and make jokes with me.
  • Gently push me toward new experiences.
  • Try not to overreact to my overreacting.

What I Like About Being a SIX

  • being committed and faithful to family and friends
  • being responsible and hardworking
  • being compassionate toward others
  • having intellect and wit
  • being a nonconformist
  • confronting danger bravely
  • being direct and assertive

What’s Hard About Being a SIX

  • the constant push and pull involved in trying to make up my mind
  • procrastinating because of fear of failure; having little confidence in myself
  • fearing being abandoned or taken advantage of
  • exhausting myself by worrying and scanning for danger
  • wishing I had a rule book at work so I could do everything right
  • being too critical of myself when I haven’t lived up to my expectations

I’m sure these things work at being true for everyone, but at the same time, I italicized the things that are completely spot-on.

Cameronnnnnnn! I just took one, and it told me I’m a 7. It’s a good discription of me.

People of this personality type are essentially concerned that their lives be an exciting adventure. Sevens are future oriented, restless people who are generally convinced that something better is just around the corner. They are quick thinkers who have a great deal of energy and who make lots of plans. They tend to be extroverted, multi-talented, creative and open minded. They are enthusiasts who enjoy the pleasures of the senses and who don’t believe in any form of self-denial.

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When I’ve arrived, the party starts.

Enneagram Test

If you know me personally, You know this is true.

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victoriaaah:

dalasverdugo:

pile:

Oh yeah, think you’re so cool do you?  Check this out: I’m following 20 people and 15 people are following me!!

Yeah, I know… I’m pretty awesome.

I’ll proudly stand up and state that I am one of those 15!

victoriaaah:

dalasverdugo:

pile:

Oh yeah, think you’re so cool do you? Check this out: I’m following 20 people and 15 people are following me!!

Yeah, I know… I’m pretty awesome.

I’ll proudly stand up and state that I am one of those 15!

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sassygirl:

I really need to be independently wealthy now.


I agree with this, exponentionally.

Jun
9th
Mon
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lol (or a message to all you iPhone fanatics)

“I am so pissed off right now…f u new iphone, I wonder if there will be a trade in program.”

-Away message of a dude on my Gmail contacts list

That is the way of technology, and moreover, commerce, fella.

When I got a laptop that cost 1400 bucks, and then several months later when there was a thinner, and cheaper (1200 dollar) model, there was no trade in program, nor did I expect one. I did expect, however, that my technology would degrade, and better technology would become cheaper.

That’s just how our economy works, everyone. Companies design stuff that breaks, or becomes obsolete quickly so that we’ll buy more of it at a rapid pace.

Do you think that’s bullshit?

I recommend you watch this. It’s a little long, but it’s totally worth the education you’ll get.

http://www.storyofstuff.com/

Ironically, I don’t think you can watch that on your iPhone, even with all the upgrades and SuperMonkey Ball that you can have now. :-)

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Dear Jakob

nostrich:

I’ve noticed something strange afoot on Jakob Lodwick’s tumblelog of late. Instead of continuing the conversation, he’s been taking it, and starting his own. What I mean by that is, instead of reblogging something he wishes to respond to, he takes a screenshot and makes a new post with his commentary.

Here’s one example, and here’s another. Fuck it, here’s another (potentially unsafe for work viewing, containing as it does sideboob of the most delicious order).

Ordinarily, I don’t care enough to take public objection to a person’s tumblelogging style, because everyone has their own way, and mostly, they’re welcome to it. But what Lodwick is doing is kind of an asshole thing to do.

For one: it breaks the reblog trail. As noted above, it doesn’t add to the conversation, it starts it anew with his name at the top of the chain. It also means no link for whoever it is he’s screenshotting — I think most people will agree that if there’s no link, the chances of figuring out the URL manually are severely depreciated. Which is really a roundabout way of saying no credit for the original author, aside from an image (that isn’t guaranteed to even always be there).

It’s pretty rude, as it goes.

So now I come to “why?” Sometimes he’ll deign to hand out a reblog for some lucky peon, and sometimes he won’t. There is no appreciable pattern to it.

So whatta you say, Lodwick? What the fuck are you doing?

I don’t expect a reblog, since I’m not internet famous, a musician, or a New Yorker, but maybe at least a screenshot with some commentary? I promise I won’t tell anyone you lowered yourself to responding to some nobody, I’m just curious.

(See here for the abridged version of this post, by another (anonymous) user that takes issue with this.)

I don’t subscribe to him out of personal protest, and when I see that someone reblogged something from him, no matter HOW COOL it is, I don’t reblog it.

I refuse.


I won’t even copy and paste the link, and post it in my own blog.

I smelled the douchebaggery long ago. I’m glad others are whiffing it too.

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Thank you, Gay Men of Louisville

I hate living in Louisville. It’s a spacious city with a small-town mindset, and I’m a person who thrives on the hustle and bustle of cities with populations over one million. I would be happy to never hear about colleague sports again. I don’t like knowing everyone everywhere, and I loathe southern, “hospitality.” I also think it’s outright disgusting to put noodles in chilli.

So, of course I dream of escaping to, and renting an apartment in someplace fantastic like New York. I yearn to spend a weekend in Boston. I’ll even go so far to say that I am homesick enough to go back to my filthy hometown of Philadelphia and hanging upon the streets that I could give you directions through even though I haven’t lived there in years.

Sadly, because the amount of money that I generate, and the rising costs of simply eating enough to emit noxious gas, I cannot afford a trip to any of those places.

So instead, I take great solace whenever I’m able to do something in this town-like city that makes me forget where I am.

That is why I am offering my thanks to the Gay Men of Louisville.

It’s not an organization. It’s just Gay dudes in general.

I went to a party on Saturday at a club that threw a party. A Sex in the City party, no less. I despise that show, but I’m all about theme parties. Especially Theme Parties that involve ENDLESS COSMOS for 15 dollars.

Hell yeah.

So I partied, and I forgot that I was in Louisville. I drank delicious drinks, watched a suburb drag show, and danced to pseudo-pop-dance music until 4am!

Thank you, Gay Men of Louisville for throwing an amazing party, and helping me forget that I was in this god-forsaken city for a little while.