Reklamespoof!
/Kenneth Tangnes
Arkiv for januar, 2009
Feel Free Friday
januar 30, 2009
Jeg Liker The Original Sailor Jerry
januar 29, 2009
Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins.
(Via The Selvedge Yard)
NB! Måtte Ed Hardy dø en langsom og pinefull død. En flaske rom til den som dreper Hardy med en sløv skje… Ikke bare definerer Ed Hardy vestkantharry, men han har f… meg rappa det meste fra Sailor Jerry.
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker Thomas Mahon
januar 29, 2009
Tailor made in Cumbria. Et lite blikk inn i Savile Rows verden fra Thomas Mahon som har utvandret fra Savile Row til øverst i nordvest i England. Ta også en titt på the good ole boy’s blog, English Cut.
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker Swaine Adeney Brigg
januar 29, 2009
Over 250 års erfaring med beskyttelse mot regn. De vil ha det beste, sirri? Da er’e Briggen De ska’ha! Britisk håndverk på sitt aller beste. De fører også en hel del andre flotte håndlagde produkter.
/Kenneth Tangnes
The LFGSS Winter Dress Club Run
januar 28, 2009
Fine sykler gjennom Londons finere gater – fra Savile Row (dere ser bl.a Hardy Amies i bakgrunnen) til Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club, fine tweed klær, finfin tepause underveis og lommelerker in abundance. Leaves nothing to be desired!
Via Hollister Hovey, Lark About & ACL.
Flere bilder her.
Ser morsomt ut. Kanskje vi skulle fått til noe tilsvarende i Oslo til våren/sommeren?
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker DDR-Estetikk Del 2
januar 27, 2009
Nylig ble det oppdaget en urørt leilighet fra kommunisttidens DDR. Kåken ble forlatt i all hast en gang tidlig i 1989.
Reblogget fra Spiegel Online via Conscientious. Flere bilder her.
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker Brando
januar 27, 2009
Marlon Brando preparing for The Men:
“Over the course of three weeks Marlon learned how to live in a wheelchair, wear heavy leg braces, rely on only his arms for movement. More important, he discovered the sources of mental endurance that allowed paraplegics to deal with the attacks of “Why me?” resentment and depression. Most of the patients had a tough, ironic humor drained of lament and self-pity. He picked that up as well. When the men in the ward realized that Marlon had come to understand, not merely mimic, they accepted him, shared memories and meals and asked him to come along-in his wheelchair-when they visited their favorite hangout, a restaurant called the Pump Room…
As the group sat in their wheelchairs downing their drinks, a wild-eyed woman entered the restaurant and rounded on them. She recognized the young men as veterans and told them they needed to believe in Jesus. His healing powers would let them walk again. The men listened with growing unease. They were not there to be given a sermon; they were there to get drunk and have some rare laughs. That was of no concern to the lady.
While the others looked away Marlon gave her all his attention, a rapt, exalted look on his face. She concentrated on him alone, urging the paraplegic to get born again.
“You know ma’am,” he responded, “I believe you. I believe in the Lord.”
“Well, I want you to believe. You should believe it, soldier, because I know that with the Lord’s work you can recover.”
“I do believe! I do believe!” Marlon gripped the sides of his wheelchair until his knuckles whitened. “I feel the Lord has come right into this room and into my body. The Lord is in my body. I feel it…”
As he started to raise himself, the tension was palpable. Busboys moved in, anticipating a hard fall. But Marlon kept rising until he stood erect. Step by ungainly step he made his way to the bar. Then, without warning, he suddenly broke into an improvisatory dance, complete with leaps and jetes. The woman shrieked and fled as laughter filled the Pump Room. The loudest roars came from the wheelchair table.”
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker NSK
januar 27, 2009
Problemet Med Business Books…
januar 26, 2009…er at de er fryktelig kjedelige. I tillegg er det altfor mange av de og hovedpoengene i de kan lett oppsummeres i noen enkle avsnitt. Dessverre finner man kun hovedpoengene etter først å ha pint seg gjennom hele boka… Her er en løsning:
‘The 100 Best Business Books of All Time – What They Say, Why They Matter, and How They Can Help You‘
I tillegg har de laget en nettside hvor du kan gjøre det samme – skrive om din favoritt, hva du lærte av den og hvorfor den er relevant - My Favorite Business Book.
(Via Six Pixels of Separation)
Smart bok, smart måte å markedsføre boka på via å involvere leserne og smart måte å spare mye tid på slik at du kan lese de bøkene du egentlig vil lese.
/Kenneth Tangnes
For Flâneuren
januar 26, 2009
(Via Pursuit Aesthetic)
En bavarisk gamsbart til dresskragen. Waaaay over the top for me…
Flâneur – ‘Charles Baudelaire developed a derived meaning of flâneur—that of “a person who walks the city in order to experience it”. Because of the term’s usage and theorization by Baudelaire and numerous thinkers in economic, cultural, literary and historical fields, the idea of the flâneur has accumulated significant meaning as a referent for understanding urban phenomena and modernity.’
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker The Monty Python Channel
januar 26, 2009
Man skal ikke stole på mennesker som ikke liker Monty Python!
/Kenneth Tangnes
Jeg Liker Jacques-Yves Cousteau
januar 26, 2009
‘When one man, for whatever reason, has the opportunity to lead an extraordinary life, he has no right to keep it to himself.’
/Kenneth Tangnes
