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Links of the Whatever

Posted on December 28, 2007 by suedoc

Bea Arthur and Rock Hudson sing about Drugs. No, really. You can’t make this stuff up. (Jezebel)
In the year 2000, women will wear aluminum dresses! And men will walk around with phones stuck to their chests. Well, these 1930’s designers got a few things at least sorta right. (The Thoughtful Dresser)
Neil Gaiman + cute dog = dreamy sigh. (Neil Gaiman’s Journal)

Filed under: links of the whatever | Tagged: bea arthur, cute boys, drugs, fashion, neil gaiman, rock hudson

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