we’re planning a trip
..for 20.
it will involve a train,
a bus,
and a boat.
destination: paradise
dc comics graphic short sleeve t-shirt - all star comics
from: UNIQLO
+2 to the office staff by february -
i wonder if things’ll get all serious.
justice league unlimited - martian manhunter, green lantern (2009 SDCC Mattel Exclusives: JLU Green Lantern Origins - abin sur body w/ custom JLU Mattel Holiday HAL JORDAN head), the flash (barry allen), wonder woman, & aquaman (classic superman: TAS costume)
produce by: MATTEL
a photoshoot
a meeting
an airport drop-off
a baby shower
a birthday party
a campus tour
another meeting
an interview
maybe band practice
a day in the studio
a gig
an entrance exam
- all of that aside from the usual routine until saturday next week.
silver age flash deluxe action figure set - the flash
produced by: DC DIRECT
PHASE 3:
1.6km run - 100 jumping chin-ups - 200 push-ups - 300 squats - 1.6km run
high impact, minimal rest periods
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REALITY:
strong start with the 1.6km run - finished the 100 chin-ups, good pace - ended up alternating between push-ups and squats; panting, sweating rest breaks spent lying on the floor; 150 push-ups, 225 squats - a sad 1.6km jog-run-walk-crawl to the finish
my legs are killing me.
monday - REPEAT.
cosmic treadmill (from silver age flash deluxe action figure set)
produced by: DC DIRECT
justice league unlimited - the flash
produced by: MATTEL
READ:
“Chewing gum has been banned in Singapore since 1992. This law was created because people disposed of gum incorrectly - and maliciously. Chewing gum had been causing serious maintenance problems in high-rise public housing flats, with vandals disposing of spent gum in mailboxes, inside keyholes and even on elevator buttons. Chewing gum left on floors, stairways and pavements in public areas increased the cost of cleaning and damaged cleaning equipment. Gum stuck on the seats of public buses was also considered a problem.
After the ban was announced, the import of chewing gum was immediately halted. However, a reasonable transition period was given to allow shops to clear their existing stocks. After that, the sale of chewing gum was completely terminated. When first introduced, the ban caused much controversy and some open defiance. Some took the trouble of traveling to neighbouring Johor Bahru, Malaysia, to purchase chewing gum. Offenders were publicly “named and shamed” by the government, to serve as a deterrent to other would-be smugglers. As time passed and the uproar died down, however, Singaporeans became accustomed to the lack of chewing gum. No black market for chewing gum in Singapore ever emerged, though some Singaporeans occasionally still manage to smuggle some chewing gum.
To poke fun at this somewhat ludicrous ban, Devilrobots has introduced ‘criminal’ versions of their adorable To-Fu characters: The Neighbourhood evil gum chewers! These GUM TO-FU are like the usual To-Fu dudes (They have big tofu heads) but - oh my God! - they are chewing bubblegum - and blowing bubbles! Quick! Call the police! No! That won’t do! We need some superheroes to deal with a crime of this magnitude! Call…. Gum-Batman,…. or Gum-Flash,… or …..
Here we have To-Fu Flash - the lightning fast superhero who fights gum-chewers everywhere.
Unfortunately, no one told him that pink makes him look like a girl - so he just can’t get any respect.”
..WTF.
gum to-fu - to-fu flash
produced by: DEVILROBOTS and play imaginative
*..and there’s nothing wrong with pink, mind you.
