Taken with an iPhone in Center City Philadelphia, February 2011

I’ve been holding onto this photo I took at the laundromat I frequent for about a year now, figuring Valentine’s Day would be the most appropriate day to post it in all its awkward glory. I don’t know if this guy actually found love or if the note claiming that he’s “met his match” was a prank or a woman who wasn’t a good match, but I do know that the weirdly aggressive laundromat ad campaign launched by a 37-year-old SWM looking for a long-term relationship abruptly ended not long after I took this photo.

In the age of Facebook and an endless supply of niche dating sites, you wouldn’t think the laundromat bulletin board would be a place to find love, but at least for today (I’m cheesy, I know) I’d like to believe these two star-crossed laundry lovers did in fact end up living happily ever after.

Because it’s his birthday this month, of course. I like the one comment I read on this photo: “Jesus turned water into wine, but can he turn Wendy’s into Five Guys.” Brilliant.

(via Jesus Needs New PR)

If you’ve ever watched the amazingly brilliant British comedy IT Crowd, you’ve no doubt been impressed with the T-shirts that Roy wears in each episode. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find a place that sells official shirts that aren’t Zazzle and CafePress rip-offs, but the one above is definitely a favorite.

It’s so true too isn’t it? Once other people start liking the same music, the music snob no longer can admit to liking it.

If you have money to throw away, you can buy this shirt HERE.

Talk about Matthew Paul Turner bait.

I discovered this incredibly amazing statue while killing time between a wedding and reception I recently attended in Colorado Springs.

If you’re in the area and want to see this bad boy in person, look up Hillside Gardens in Colorado Springs.

There’s got to be some kind of award for a photo like this.

You can follow the whole story at CurbedLA.

(Photo courtesy of Gawker)

(Hat Tip: Daily What)

(h/t Jesus Needs New PR)

When I saw this, I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to smile or walk away as quickly as possible.

The saying isn’t original, but this design sure beats a lot of the other shirts I found online with the “Read books, not T-shirts” slogan on them. Seriously, why would I want to buy a t-shirt with words and no design on it for $18 from Zazzle or Cafepress when I could just make it myself?

Oh but wait, you can’t buy this shirt anyway. It’s sold out.