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There could be a million explanations for this, and I can only speculate on most of it, but if we can all be adults for a moment, we can lay down some ground rules…Rule number 1: Don’t dress your child in anything that even resembles anything related to PENN STATE. Rule number 2: See Rule Number One!!
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Photographs are an amazing phenomenon. They tell us a healthy about the subject of the portrait…and sometimes, inadvertently, much more about someone else.
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We all have our weird hobbies, and, for some, those include standing on a Boston street corner pretending to be a coin-operated dancer for tourists and passersby. Once upon a time, a kid stayed inside his room in Boston all the time, not doing this, and he created Facebook and now he wipes his ass with hundreds.
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The after-after-after hours Brooklyn-bound train tends to be much more relaxed than any other time of day. It’s a nice break from the clusterfuck of New York; like nap time for grown ups.
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OK, Chinese Take-Out place, you’ve gone too far.
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While Mr. Right had been an image of spirit and optimism, Mr. All-Night seemed to have slipped into troubled times and was never to be seen again.
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This is the Gestation period of the “Awesome Dad.” Get on it, ladies.
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Street musicians are stuck in a time capsule; playing their brass from a forgotten age when people still wore Fanny Packs and believed in Jesus.
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We all live for those precious moments when life combines art and rock n’roll into one cosmic portrait of youth.
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It takes method actors years to hone the craft of really “becoming” the character. It takes this guy two minutes and a pair of sweet kicks, and almost instantly, he’s a movie star.
