A Kid Who Hates
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Every day we’re highlighting some awesome stuff up for bidding at The Moth Ball Auction! Today, Edgar Oliver and his amazing, distinctive voice.
Wow your friends, and befuddle telemarketers, with a recorded voicemail message from the man who Ben Brantley inTheNew York Timescalled “a spell-casting raconteur who sounds as if he learned to speak in the crypt of a Hammer horror movie.”
Edgar Oliver is one of the most beloved, and recognizable, voices in the New York City theatre scene. His latest one-man show,Helen and Edgar, was critically acclaimed and hisstoriesat The Moth are some of our all-time favorites.
Who needs Carl Kasell when you can have Edgar Oliver!
Edgar has the best voice in the world.
Yesssssss.
I genuinely like it. :I
Enjoying it so far, and I have a pretty huge boner for Lang. :3
It’s kind of weird???
Quiz: Jay-Z Lyric or Line From The Great Gatsby?
This is the best thing I’ve seen all day.
WHY IS THIS SO DIFFICULT
I got an 80!
got an 100.
booyow!!
80. LOL
Jay-Z is a lyrical genius when it comes to talking about the trappings and allure of wealth.
100
I read this book 10 years ago and don’t really listen to the rapping musics.
Now, brain, why can’t you remember names and faces, again?
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beginner’s guide to eurovision song contest
This is important.
(But Lena is terrible 5ever.)
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An enraged Harvest Mouse (Micromys minutus) threatens and charges the photographer and his friends… there were no survivors.
Whatever you do… you must never watch the footage on this tape.
(photo: Michael Gäbler)
“I’m a woman and I’m not offended by this, clearly it isn’t sexist!”
wow I didn’t realise you were the singular spokesperson for 3.5 billion people of different ages, races, religions, backgrounds, sexual orientations, social classes, and cultures, I’m so sorry
Every goddamn time I brought up terrible shit in the comic industry.
The one other woman who ended up coming to club.
Fuuuuuuuuck.
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Here’s A Light Fixture That Runs On Bacteria
As we phase out incandescent lights for compact fluorescents, we save energy but take the risk of mercury pollution (there’s heavy metals galore in CFLs). Whatf if we could light our homes with biology?
Similar to the Glowing Plant project from earlier this week, here’s Philips concept for a microbial lamp powered by the chemistry of biological luminescence. It’s part of Philips’ “Microbial Home” future concept, which also includes urban beehives and bacterial waste recycling.
You can get off the grid, and onto the petri dish.
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You guys.
