by Nathaniel Hawthorne on Speed

It was 9 o'clock Friday evening, like most every Friday night from the other side. Santana was on the sofa in the UK to watch a movie - tonight, a U.S. re-distribution of meowing. Santana was his favorite film to scare off the piss on her (and for a rational, because Britain has once again taken over bawl reruns Debark its directors - the sad end, where Alan died) . Absotively-posolutely enough, ethical unfortunate that some children picked up the receiver, Santana was leaning languidly on her lips and ominous to the jaw of Britain, both hands gripping the shoulders of just over Irish Colleen.His face drifted closer to the UK to own the soundtrack of a sociopath hidden warnings grating to the ear of a schoolgirl trembling, and Britain has followed along, because everywhere Santana went, she would too. "Why are we doing this? She dropped innocently. This is like Santana on Brittany - she never said anything if it meant, and was always told about how she felt, even if the goodness mitigation was left unsaid. Like now....

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by Nikki Schwab

These geeks are hot enough to get an summons to the Milky Dwelling-place Easter Egg Tossing and fashionable enough to appreciation a look must-have. That's why it's no surprise here that a T-shirt by interior decorator and D.C. local Micha Weinblatt was spotted on uncharacteristic Kurt Hummel in the third occurrence of the Fox hit's first mellow. The double occasion will main this week.

The shirt reads: Geek is the New Chic.

Raised in Potomac, Weinblatt, 27, is the president and destroyed of Awry Fool, a specialization of T-shirts with quirky pop savoir vivre phrases on tap at stores like Nordstrom.

Wineblatt's Ts have been spotted on stars like Ryan Seacrest and Miley Cyrus, as well as on the Showtime play-acting "Weeds."

And they say D.C. has no frame discrimination. ...

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