Addicted to that sweet, sweet sound. read on >
A little about: Kirk Pynchon
All Sauce from Kirk Pynchon:
Basketball Season Is Starting And Everyone Hates Kobe
Not his problem, though. read on >
Yoga Pants As Fashion Signify The Death Of Civilization
Not down… ward facing dog. read on >
Yes, There’s A Protocol To Eating Sushi
Eating it with a beautiful woman is Rule #1. read on >
“The Walking Dead” Proves That Zombies Are Nicer Than Humans
They’re just misunderstood. read on >
A Good Cigar Is Easy to Enjoy: How To Smoke Like a Pro
And look good doing it. read on >
Rock and Roll Songs Celebrating Rock and Roll Are Awful
We get it. You love your job. read on >
Does Anyone Really Get LinkedIn?
For those of you who have been living under a rock for the past few years, LinkedIn is the site for professional networking. You sign up, post your professional resume, your professional photo, your professional work experience, and then you connect with LinkedIn professionals and…. And… And… Then what? I honestly have no idea. I’m not saying LinkedIn is dumb. I’m not saying that in theory it doesn’t work or that it is not a good idea. What I am saying is that I’ve talked to a lot of people from all walks of life that work in very different fields and they all tend to say the same thing: They are on LinkedIn but they don’t really know why they are on LinkedIn. My brother is an exec in the business/banking sector. He has absolutely zero social media presence. He’s not even on FaceBook. (I know.) “It’s just not for me,” is his catchphrase when asked why not. But my brother is on LinkedIn. Why? Because he is a businessman and businessmen are supposed to be on LinkedIn. Does he ever check it? No. Does he ever post anything? Nope. Does he ever try to connect with other like-minded businessmen? Barely. So why is my brother on LinkedIn? “I have no idea,” is his response. His reaction pretty much sums up most people’s feelings… read on >
#TBT When Starbucks Was Considered Cool
Once upon a time. read on >
Cyclists Vs. The Rest Of Us
A balled-up fist is so inadequate. read on >