New Cisco phones at work. Obviously, only one ringtone will do.
The coolest tattoo ever.
A good suit jacket should follow your lines and hug your body. For most people, this may mean buying a size smaller than they’re used to, and in all cases it requires a knowledge of your body type and a conscious search for properly cut suits. Some people complain about tight-fitting jackets, but unless you’re James Bond, you won’t be doing acrobatics wearing a suit. Think of the restricting fit as a constant reminder to stand up straight, keep your cool, and behave like a gentleman. And if there’s something on the ground that needs to be picked up, feel free to allow those worse-dressed to deal with it.
The best new show this season, with the coolest opening titles since Daniel Kleinman. Bear McCreary’s “Chance” theme is television music at its best:
After introducing the hero with a lone horn, the theme punches into a series of interwoven layers, each one a memorable motif, that recalls the grand action movie themes of the past three decades. Punctuated by McCreary’s relentless taiko drums, the music quickly upshifts and builds into a sweeping, bombastic fanfare, ending with three triumphant beats that reflect the melodic patterns and Morse Code-like ostinati that pepper the whole piece. The only other time I’ve heard such thoughtful, meaningful television music was in Battlestar Galactica, scored by- you guessed it- Bear McCreary.
And tonight’s season finale? Just perfect. Coming on the heels of Monday’s heartbreakingly disastrous 24, tonight’s HT renewed my faith in action television.
everyone’s been like
ohhh you lost weight!
i am always kind of offended
like.. was i fat before? damn.
why didn’t anyone tell me
(via fregtk)
