My friend @thealaskan pulled a FDR and jumped aboard the gif x music ("Tracking") war I've been having against Us Versus Them and Johnny D on the side of yours truly and provided me with this ammunition: Listen to this song while watching this gif below. You've now been SWAGIFified™.
Here is the winning submission in the category for Best Shirt Ever.
[Hat tip @thealaskan]
One of many tattoos available at 
USC student Stephen Estes took advantage of a closed 405 highway stretch to plant this almost poetic plank.
Terry Richardson, Blockbuster Video RIP.
The Tamworth bacon debuted at this year's Fancy Food Festival. What distinguishes this from other bacon is that it's meant to be eaten...raw.
In this version of the tabloid's "they're just like us!" segments, here's former-Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld getting TSA'd at Chicago O'Hare airport.
Math quiz clock by DCI. The science version is cool too.
List of Songs about New York City. Lately, I've been obsessed with this verse by Ryan Adams:
I'm as calm as a fruit stand in New York and maybe as strange. When the colors go out of my eyes it's usually the change.
But damn, Sam, i love a woman that rains.
You can file this entry under "UGH SO EMO."
Jimm Lasser, Flag of Colonial Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 2010
Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, DeForest Kelly and James Doohan attending the showing of the first Space Shuttle (RIP). More great shuttle photos at The Atlantic.
Custom-made gold key for your computer keyboard by Martí Guixé.
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In the ongoing war of combining a song with a gif image otherwise known as "tracking" Johnny D and Us Versus Them and their readers found some respectable joints. With my tracking submissions, I'm trying to inject a little subtlety, some sophistication and artistry to this battle and elevate it to a higher place. Watch the gif below while listening to this song (open in new window or tab). Asian mom driving the swag van is looking at her and not impressed.
Something tells me that Pete Rose isn't the most sincere in this apology scribbled on a baseball that is available for sale at Walmart for $189. That said, it's time we let the man into the Hall of Fame.
Woody Allen pitching Smirnoff in 1966. As he once 