Tornado Potato!!
Woot, my knee-jerk don’t-overthink-it pub-quiz answer was Iran which seems to be [✓]. I ‘knew’ it was more populous than…
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Shared today on Twitter
HP7 here we come!! (@ Hoyts Cinemas) http://4sq.com/4Av9tv
@kunaal84 OOOH, which one? I don’t picture Guy as much of a cricketer. Wes?
Jesus. For future reference, 11:45 on Saturday is the time all the a-hole teenagers go to the movies.
Going for a run to hopefully mitigate some of the day’s impending excesses… 🙂
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Shared today on Facebook
Happy anniversary to my best friend: the Han to my Leia; the Pooh to my Piglet; the Jim to my Pam; the Hobbes to my Calvin. Here’s to many more adventures!
Just completed a 11.61 km run with RunKeeper – Great LSR! I did 3:1 run/walk on a warm sunny day. Lots of H2O!
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HP Talks American
Hahahaha… The Harry Potter cast tries to talk American. The Snook thought that Draco was the best, but I thought Rupert was pretty good (except for that dodgy “mozzarella”).
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Shared today on Twitter
@randomknits @gilmae Awww, so lovely! Great dress. Great kid. 🙂
Muriel’s Wedding location! SQUEEEE! (@ Grotta Capri) http://4sq.com/bmODAq
Having a pre-dinner cocktail! @ Grotta Capri http://instagr.am/p/S5UU/
Snookums enjoying a cocktail. @ Grotta Capri http://instagr.am/p/S7fF/
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The Knick Killer
This is for my Dad: The Knick Killer. It’s all about how Reggie Miller used to drive the Knicks (and Spike Lee, and the whole city of New York) crazy. We Pacers fans loved it.
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Is Marriage a Perk for the Elite?
Since tomorrow is our wedding anniversary and I’m thinking about it…
Is marriage a perk for the elite? TIME magazine looks at some statistics that may surprise you. Jezebel distills it down with commentary. The bit that really floored me:
“In 1990 more high-school-educated couples than college graduates had made it to the altar by age 30. By 2007 it was the other way around.” And people who never went to college are less likely than graduates to marry at all — according to Luscombe’s numbers, just 48% of those with no college marry, while 64% of those with diplomas do….
The report goes on to speculate about why marriage might be becoming the privilege of the educated and well-off. Things like: money to outsource chores, more flexible working hours and arrangements, better conflict resolution skills… Interesting to think about. There’s also a Metafilter discussion.
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