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Tree houses more than un-had memories.

Jake — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:42:11 +0000

Did anyone ever actually have a tree house? I feel like it’s this symbol of childhood and yet no one in my neighborhood had one, much less a conglomeration of trees large enough to put one in. Instead I was throwing tennis balls against brick walls or swimming in round aluminum trough-like (were they troughs?) pools. Screw my childhood.

Anyway, the people over at WebUrbanist make it apparent that tree houses do exist, outside the magical realm of Narnia, and in quite stunning form:

That is incredible. It doesn’t even stop here, there is an eclectic of advanced tree house builders that are mind-blowing. This makes my cardboard box fort covered in cheap linen seem way less cool.

If I wore T-shirts

Rich — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:38:56 +0000

I would sport this one. Every four years you can be part of the political trendiness by getting behind a candidate. In 08 I’m backing Obama and showing my support of him and baseball. Whats more summer than the baseball t-shirt? The October classic ends right before the election so you’ll have the whole season to get some grass stains. http://www.obamaofdreams.com via withleather

Lost

Rich — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:33:49 +0000

Lost has done something beyond what I thought a television show could do. Not only have they left flashbacks for clips of the future, but in doing so theyve answered so many questions. Its like knowing the answer to a math problem from the back of the book. But its not just the answer that is important, it is how you get there.