
Shall I Hold That For You, Sir?

Shall I Hold That For You, Sir?
Forts & the Inbetween: The Worst Kickstarter Campagin of All Time
The gist of it: a buncha kids who can’t spell want you to give them money so they can build forts and pretend they’re contortionists or comfortable.
They say:
Your donation fuels an artistic process, the growth of communities and individuals, as well as the gas to get us there. We see our fundraising growth as something beautiful and relational as well.
Part corporate bullshit, part pseudo yogic nonsense. They were asking for money to fund their post-passionate bildungsroman of soullessness.
Diego Garcia, aka @radstronomical ’s animation reel.
As I said on Saturday, Diego is the great friend o’mine who designed my album art (fully animated version can be seen here).
The Globe scene from Chaplin’s The Great Dictator
Bob Odenkirk on Dr. Katz Professional Therapist
It’s almost Christmas time, so it’s the perfect time for you to watch “Santa’s So Big,” the revolutionary Christmas song from Babies Super Group
How To Use Port Tongs & Decant a Bottle of Vintage Port starring Roy Hersch
A video from For the Love of Port, a port-centric newsletter (the 65th issue is coming out soon!) which has been going strong since 2004.
According to his website, For the Love of Port’s editor-in-chief Roy Hersch was compelled to start this magazine because of a cryptic experience he shared with the president of Portugal after being invited to some bullshit wine conference:
June 2003, Roy was one of just two Americans selected by the Confraria do Vinho do Porto (Port Wine Brotherhood), which was attended by Portuguese President Sampaio. To honor his oath to the Confraria, Roy quit his day job and began writing a monthly newsletter, For The Love Of Port, in February 2004
For the Love of Port says the Port Wine Brotherhood was started in 1982 & includes a lot of silly costume bullshit and flights to Portugal, so it sounds awesome.
Anyway, watch the above video because Roy is a compelling onscreen figure.
My favorite things about this video are about to be listed:
Also, his newsletter should be called The Port Authority.
Good day.