This makes me wish I were back at Williams this fall. Sigh… growing up is harder than I thought.

• SNL did a live action version of the Ambiguously Gay duo and Jon Hamm proves that he’s perfect even in tights…
• Great personality analysis based on what American Girl doll you owned. I had Molly (b/c my penpal’s name was Molly), and apparently: “As an adult, you’ve developed a carefully honed aptitude for sarcasm. You’ve gotten contacts, and a slightly edgy haircut. You still sort of want attention, but you deny it.”
• Some of my friends clearly don’t know me very well…

• I just adore NY Post headlines…

• My birthday is in 2.5 months so if you’re looking for a gift, may I recommend (via Neatorama):

• Kind of captivated by these images of athletic show rabbits:

• Australian comedians attempt to create an offline social network (via BuzzFeed):

• The unaired Tina Fey “Great Women Writers Throughout History” sketch is pretty awesome. The fact that the line “Agatha Christie? I’ll tell you ‘whodunit?’ – NOBODY!” never went on television is heartbreaking.
• A photographer compiled these comparison shots of gamers with their avatars. The similarities and differences are equally fascinating.

• Very helpful infographic from Fast Company informs you where to live to avoid natural disasters.
• You’ve already seen it at this point, but the Shit My Students Write tumblr is even more amusing than Ellie just sharing notes her kids email to her with me.
• Summer movie posters redone to be a bit more honest. Here’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II:

• Absolutely incredible NYT correction (via Gothamist):

The above post (including title) is the verbatim copy of an email Liz just sent me.

• NYMag put together a list of 100 thoughts on 30 Rock in honor of its 100th episode. Of course Alec Baldwin is wearing a tuxedo after 6… what is he, a farmer?
• People who collect Barbies look EXACTLY like the people I would guess collect Barbies.
• Casa Nonna (my fave regular spot in DC) released the recipe for its meatball panini. Yum!
• Friendster is dying and Gawker collected some all-star stories.

• If you saw last week’s Parks & Rec, you’ll love TomHaverfoods.com
• This photo of tulip fields in the Netherlands is just too too beautiful (via That Andy Cohen)

• From XKCD, it’s a movie guide to making other people feel old. It also made me feel old… le sigh.

• Speaking of feeling old, I have my 10 year high school this weekend. I LOVE going back to Baldwin.

• Finally, Kelly is getting married, so here’s a special pre-wedding message to her:

Anyway, Kelly replied with an updated version:

To which, Drew replied with the following note:

Kelly,

First of all, I would never go to Front Page; that place is for people who find short-sleeve dress shirts acceptable — disgusting.

Second, everyone knows I go suit on the first date if it’s after work.

Regards,

Drew

But not to be outdone, Ian had the following update.

Clearly, Ian is just jealous.

I LOVE AND MISS YOU, KAITLYN!!!!

• 45 minutes of Tina Fey on NPR. I think this is as liberal as I get.
• So my whole office thinks the fact that I went to a camp with a llama herd is hysterical. I still don’t see why (although watching the animal care video on Hidden Valley’s website was a bit of a reminder). Anyway, a lot of fun was had with llama font thanks to recurring llama jokes.
• NYMag has provided a fantastic update on where the cast of Friday Night Lights is now. Riggins is, naturally, saved for last (slide 9).
• Do you listen to Rebecca Black’s Friday and think it clearly has a deeper meaning? You are not alone! (Image via The Daily What):

• The Atlantic writes in defense of actual printed cookbooks. Totally agree – have stacks and stacks and stacks of them all over my apartment.
• Speaking of, this dramatic reading of Gwyneth Paltrow’s cookbook is amazing. Just amazing. (Via NYMag)

Both images via Best Week Ever