double happiness

start bar

wedding photo

“Bennett”

“Jeff”

“Ricky”

“Borna”
(novak)

bonus:
t-shirt detail

the hate

the love

the desire

the desire’

the loftus

the culprit

How to tip properly in the United States of America

Here are some hints for tipping in restaurants:

1. Most often, tip about 15% of the bill for food and drink. Look at the total
   bill and subtract the amount for taxes.
2. Tips are higher-often 18%-20% in larger cities such as New York and Los
   Angeles.
3. Tip about 3% higher if you have seven people or more at your table.
4. Do not tip the workers in fast food places where you get your own food-for
   example, McDonald's. However, tip about 15% in restaurants where the waiter
   greets you and comes to the table with bread or water-even if you get most of
   the food yourself.
5. Do not tip the maitre d', or person who found you a table.
6. Tip the person who parks the car about $1. If there is a charge for parking,
   you may add 50¢ or $1 as a tip if you like; but tipping is not necessary.

Note: Also tip taxi drivers and hairdressers about 15%. If the hairdresser is
also the owner of the shop, you need not tip him or her; tipping the owner is
not necessary. Always tip the person who washes your hair about $1 or $2. To
find out about tipping in other situations, read chapter 2, "When You Arrive,"
in Hello! USA

taking it a little out of context, but never the less I present to you; “Neal Toomey” by Peter Erickson

Feel free to add any more.
Oh, and also, while conducting this excavation, I came across this, which I thought was cool..

on Flickr:

“The seal on the left caught an eel, but the cormorant managed to grab and make off with.

pwnd ”

that would be amazing to hear some 13375p34k in some nature documentaries