Correction: Unfortunate subway ad juxtaposition.
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In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Charlie Brown and the gang, Peanuts teamed up with Lacoste's croc. Available in UK only.
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The job search equivalent of "it's not you, it's me."
"While your credentials are impressive, they do not match our current needs."
www.hotelkuntz.com. People, really? Really? Grow up.
Awwwwww (except marriage is a bit more difficult to erase than chalk). 
Hermes' $130 coloring book. Filed under "Unnecessary."
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This watch is so rad.
The story goes that a Cesar DeTray, a wealthy businessman and friend of Jacques-David LeCoultre, grandson of the company’s founder, approached the watchmaker with the type of problem that is unique to the idle rich. He has been playing a great deal of polo with British officers stationed in India, a needed a timepiece that would be able to withstand a strike from an errant mallet. LeCoultre’s referred the request to his lead designer Alfred Chauvot, who devised a tank shaped watch with a swiveling case that could be flipped around without removing the watch, exposing instead a thick pane of solid gold that safely encased the watch’s inner workings.
A young and pale Conan O'Brien. Confirmed by CoCo.
Another genius piece of comedy from McSweeney's: An editor's comments to Axl Rose.
She's got a smile that, it seems to me—Why equivocate? You weaken your point by framing this as a mere personal observation instead of a fact.
Reminds me of childhood memories—Redundant. You either have a memory or you're reminded of something. You're not reminded of a memory. Heavy-metal fans won't stand for such writing, my friend.
Where everything was as fresh as a bright blue sky—I asked around the office and no one is sure a blue sky is "fresh." You could have a blue sky at the end of a long, sweaty day and there would be nothing fresh about it. And she reminds you of a time when things were fresh? Fond reminiscences of freshness are no foundation for love. Fix.
I'm going to a wedding in Charlottesville, Virginia in September. Would this photograph by Steve Lambert be a good wedding gift?
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Went to Chelsea art gallery Thursdays a few weeks ago with my buddy Ro. A few photos of the arts.
I've enabled on my blog Twitter's new "Tweet" button that appears on the bottom of each of my entries. If you see or read something that you find worthy of sharing with your followers, do me a favor and "tweet" it?
It'd be thug and gangsta of you if you did.
Some reassuring words to those bewildered and lost within our subway system. (Apologies for not remembering where I grabbed this from.)
Puma 
Pictures of plaid upholstered Porsche interiors. Why oh why?
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A little hand drawn map (which I often do before going to a neighborhood that I easily get lost in) that I submitted on a whim for Kris Harzinski's book project a couple years ago was accepted. Well, I received a copy of the book in the mail the other week and at the author's request, I'll be speaking at a PR event for the book at the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building (the one with the lions) on September 15. Come say hi!
I don't like to leave it out in public.
