I was debating on whether or not I should post this. But, ok. Here it is, the latest find from SKRUG: a car with a front European license plate (of course) that has a Russian flag and says “Yolka,” which means either fir tree (like the kind you have for your New Year tree) or a nickname of some sort. I can imagine some tall, skinny guy in the Russian mafia being like, “Yeah. They call me Yolka cause I’ve done so many needles. ”
Nothing says LOOKATMELOOKATME like this license plate+car combo.
So I looked at it.
P.S. If this is your car, I would like a ride.
Links:
- Been HANKering for a Henry Paulson action figure? You’re in luck!
- Interesting website I hadn’t seen before.
- Starbucks straws really are that big.
- I actually also have this as a goal, and cannot get rid of any of them.
- Gym etiquette flow chart.
- How you will eventually divorce.
- The Most Emailed Article in the New York Times
- Are you a neat freak like us?
- Don’t you wish you could see this in person?
- The things you learn when you start with accents and end with sugar sandwiches. (P.S. Ai did not wrait in wiz ze question.)
- Holy crap people in Alaska are crazy.
- COLIN. COLIN. COLIN.
Vicki: I love the links you share, mostly because we inhabit such different reading universes (so it appears). But I have a reader gripe: could you please consider setting your links to open in a new tab instead of the same one? I sometimes don’t read the whole thing in one go and like to leave the tab open which means I have to go to your blog again in a new tab. [No, I don't read your blog on RSS but I am dutiful about reading it.] Thanks.
Shefaly,
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll take a look and see if I can change some code. In the meantime, what I usually do is, if you have a mouse, set your scroll wheel to open links in a new tab.