This is SO perfect!
Battlestar Galactica - Portlandia on IFC (by sign4deaf)
Pretty much what happened to me
Heh.
HAHA.
Bears, Beets, Battlestar Gallactica!!!
Reblogged from BLOGGING via TYPEWRITER.
The Antlers - No Windows
Great band. Great Song.
World Order - 2012
This is amazing. Give it a watch!
The Black Keys - Lonely Boy
First single off of The Black Keys new album “El Camino” that comes out Dec 6. Love this band!
Aalu Anday (Potato and Egg) by the Pakistani Punjabi band Beygairat (shameless) Brigade
Its scathing lyrics take on taboo subjects such as Islamic fundamentalism and the Pakistani army chief in a way that no one has done before. It also pours scorn on Pakistani society where ruthless killers - such as Mumtaz Qadri who killed a politician for his religious views and Ajmal Qasab the sole surviving gunman from the deadly 2008 Mumbai attacks - are glorified as heroes by some.
This is a place, the song goes, where a Pakistani Nobel prize-winning physicist, Abdus Salam, is forgotten because he is from the minority, and much reviled, Ahmadi community.
Bayghairat Brigade are three young men with a sense of humour but also, clearly, with a sense of despair about Pakistan.
The potato and egg curry of the title is just a way of lamenting how Pakistani society dishes out the same old rubbish year after year. (Read More)
This is so great. Read the article!
Reblogged from Stories From Pakistan
The Glitch Mob - Animus Vox
This song made The Glitch Mob one of my favs. Give it a listen
Clams Casino - I’m God
Turn the lights off and pump up the volume. You can thank me later.
Reblogged from Soup
![heckyeahpakistan:
Daud Khel resident 25-year-old Asma enrolled in class 1 with her two children. When the woman was asked by the school teacher about the reason for her enrolment she said that she had always wanted to go to school but her parents had forbidden it. “I always fought with them to let me go to school but they never let me. Then I got married and had children and I thought I had lost my chance,” Asma said.
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Thank you to rabshak for suggesting this post
This is so awesome in so many ways.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ll2sxgRGq11qd31g1o1_400.jpg)
Daud Khel resident 25-year-old Asma enrolled in class 1 with her two children. When the woman was asked by the school teacher about the reason for her enrolment she said that she had always wanted to go to school but her parents had forbidden it. “I always fought with them to let me go to school but they never let me. Then I got married and had children and I thought I had lost my chance,” Asma said.
Thank you to rabshak for suggesting this post
This is so awesome in so many ways.
Reblogged from پاکِستان
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