October 11, 2009
footprint: east tennessee, will you please be fall-ish by the time i return to you on wednesday? k thanks. I just drove through there today. It’s getting there.

footprint:

east tennessee, will you please be fall-ish by the time i return to you on wednesday?

k thanks.

I just drove through there today. It’s getting there.

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July 10, 2009

The Living Room

The Living Room

The Dining Room

The Dining Room

The Back Outside-ish Room (Bike room)

The Back Outside-ish Room (Bike room)

The Pantry

The Pantry

The Kitchen (ugh no dishwasher)

The Kitchen (ugh no dishwasher)

Josh's Room

Josh's Room

Brandon's Room

Brandon's Room

stephenxblog:

Joe, this is the house.

Dude, thanks, it looks sweet. My two favorite things as of now are:

1. Walk in pantry (complete with window).

2. NOOKTOWN.

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June 26, 2009
bzimm: midwesternjessica: fuen: sw-nightday | Travis Pitts The rival band of Stop the Rancor. yes!!! This is beautiful.

bzimm:

midwesternjessica:

fuen:

sw-nightday | Travis Pitts

The rival band of Stop the Rancor.

yes!!!

This is beautiful.

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June 24, 2009
New Avett Bros Single

stephenxblog:

(via bobbles)

Exciting, but I’m not all that impressed, unfortunately.  I really hope that they can top Emotionalism, but I have my doubts.  I am hopeful, though.

Pretty good. I enjoyed it. Kindof in the same vein as “The Ballad of Love an Hate” from Emotionalism. I don’t expect this album to top Emotionalism, but it’ll probably be awesome in a different way.

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June 18, 2009
ccaroll: I don’t care what any of you say. She might not be the best singer but she writes catchy songs and is pretty hot. Joe hutch knows what I’m talkin bout YESSSSSS T SWIFT.

ccaroll:

I don’t care what any of you say. She might not be the best singer but she writes catchy songs and is pretty hot. Joe hutch knows what I’m talkin bout

YESSSSSS T SWIFT.

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June 11, 2009

My tumblarity is over 30.

beccadair:

stephenxblog:

Yes! Now I can have self worth!!!

shiiittttt, me too!

Mine is 0. I guess I’m not tumble worthy. Hah.

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June 2, 2009
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Rejoice.

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May 30, 2009
bribot: joehutch: bzimm: ok. Kim and I have some spare time at the moment, so we’re watching episode 0? as we speak. What am I getting myself into? Something wonderful. Time consuming, but wonderful. I’m almost done with season one. I am incredibly proud of the both of you. Did you get to the part where aliens kill everybody yet? Not quite. Is this the one where Spok dies?

bribot:

joehutch:

bzimm:

ok. Kim and I have some spare time at the moment, so we’re watching episode 0? as we speak. What am I getting myself into?

Something wonderful. Time consuming, but wonderful. I’m almost done with season one.

I am incredibly proud of the both of you. Did you get to the part where aliens kill everybody yet?

Not quite. Is this the one where Spok dies?

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bzimm: ok. Kim and I have some spare time at the moment, so we’re watching episode 0? as we speak. What am I getting myself into? Something wonderful. Time consuming, but wonderful. I’m almost done with season one.

bzimm:

ok. Kim and I have some spare time at the moment, so we’re watching episode 0? as we speak. What am I getting myself into?

Something wonderful. Time consuming, but wonderful. I’m almost done with season one.

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April 18, 2009

Joe Hutchinson's favorite movies.

midwesternjessica:

joehutch:

bzimm:

joehutch:

bzimm:

1. Like Mike

2. Cheaper By The Dozen

3. Air-Bud

4. Cheaper By The Dozen 2

5. Homeward Bound, but he almost turned it off when shadow fell down in that big muddy pit.

you know why joe loves all these movies? because they all have happy endings. they are all pretty much the same movie just with either dogs, cats, black, or white people as the character. with the same build up, suspense, climax, and conclusion that leaves you all warm and fuzzy inside. Joe, you should probably just stay away from Coen Brothers’ films altogether.

Hilarious. I’ve got to hand it to you, Brian, you’re quite skilled at conglomerating hasty generalizations from inconclusive evidence and reasoning. As a general rule, I enjoy films that do or say something interesting artistically, preferredly something worthwhile. In some cases, these films do involve happy endings, but I am moreso a fan of closure in films than happy endings (however, if I enjoy the movie enough, I don’t mind if there is no closure). Overall, your description of my movie taste based on the two short conversations we have had after watching Coen Brothers films is vastly skewed.

The films you mentioned do follow essentially the same formula, and  to my knowledge  they do all have happy endings (I haven’t seen them all), but such is their purpose, since they are, after all, family movies made to entertain children.

Also, for the record, I do not dislike everything the Coen brothers do. I have, in fact, enjoyed two out of four films that I have seen (I liked “Oh Brother, Where Are Thou?” and “The Big Lebowski”).

Nice attempt, Brian, but I was hoping you would have said something a bit more worthwhile. Perhaps something pertaining to why you liked “No Country For Old Men”? Attempting to make fun of what you think are my film preferences moves me to be less inclined to listen to any good points that you might make in the future.

Joe, i’ve got 11 words for ya. THE GREAT ESCAPE OUTLET STORE DOES NOT CLOSE AT 5, ALREEEEEET?

True, it does not close at 5, but it does close at 7, which is closer to 5 than 10 (what you said). SUCK IT. I WIN.

could you not have this conversation in person?

No way.

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