The 30 Most Portland Things That Have Ever Happened In Portland
Turns out it’s just like the show.
Turns out it’s just like the show.
Firefighters successfully freed her around 7:30 a.m. PT. Talk about a rough morning. (via nwcn.com)
At 12 a.m. on Saturday, December 29th same-sex marriage became legal in the state.
Artist Sayuri Sasaki Hemann brings underwater jellyfish worlds to the surface in this ongoing project at the Portland Airport. Images courtesy of The Weaver House.
I thought this was a free country!
If I were loathsome, I’d say something like “unbearably cute.” But I think we all know I’m better than that.
Turn the other cheek. This is John E. Brennan, and he converts airport screenings into acts of civil disobedience by putting the “body” back into “full body search.” Here he is yesterday at the Portland International Airport. Because of course this was in Portland.
The IFC show “Portlandia” is now even influencing the political conversation in Portland, Oregon. Mayoral candidate Eileen Brady has based a campaign ad off the show, complete with Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen look-alikes. (via splitsider.com)
It may not be an entirely accurate celebration (this Bill Murray smirk is from “Stripes”), but it’s definitely righteous. Spotted Thursday afternoon on the corner of E. Burnside and 14th Ave.
Seriously, this is all Brooklyn has to offer. You’d really hate it. Please don’t move here. (via thefrisky.com)
I still can’t get over the fact that photos like this have been coming out so consistently from protests in our own country. It’s becoming harder not to become desensitized by it. (via oregonian.posterous.com) View Image ›
So are tattoos. This is a pretty cool project! Watch Video ›
Portland tattoo artists give out free tattoos at the annual Portland Art Museum event. You can get that bird tattoo you’ve always wanted.
‘Puff Puff Give’ is like Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’ but for Portland hippies. Warning: includes a rap by a white guy with dreads. Watch at your own risk! Watch Video ›
The Saturday Night Live and Portlandia star was invited to speak at the graduation ceremony of Oregon Episcopal School in Portland. It was sweet and earnest and funny all at once (“swearnesty”). (via ifc.com) View List ›
If you saw the previous installment of Police Report Theater, then you can hazard a guess. This man was arrested for drunk driving after plowing through the tape of a crime scene in Portland, Oregon. We’ll let the reporter from Fox 12 fill you in on what police found in his car. He was, uh, “driving a manual.” Seriously though…twice in one week? View List ›
The Portland Timbers soccer team recently had it’s first official home game. Their fans got pumped for the game with an awesome rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner.” Why pay over-hyped pop stars when your fans can just do an admirable job? Watch Video ›
This is the first we’ve seen of “Portlandia,” the forthcoming Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein show on IFC. “Portland is where young people go to retire.” View Media ›
Thanks, Portland. Now even the public service announcements are made by twi-hards. View Image ›
Some genius in Portland, Oregon, just made their bike lanes about a million times better. This makes me want to go to Portland and throw turtle shells at bikers. In, like, a friendly way. (Via.) View List ›
Video put together by the staff of Providence St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Oregon to help promote breast cancer awareness. [Editor’s Note: Watch and learn, Microsoft.] Watch Video ›
A time-lapse video of a Cinco de Mayo festival in Portland, Oregon. The beautiful imagery with a hot soundtrack makes my cubicle feel a bit more festive. Watch Video ›
This little guy jumped aboard the Portland light rail system, where he “rather calmly took a window seat” before being asked to leave. I wonder who he was going to visit? View Image ›
Five-year-old Julian Kreusser has his own cooking show in Portland called The Big Kitchen with Food, which is the last piece of proof I needed that my culinary skills are worse than a First Grader’s. Julian’s show - a big hit online today after a front-page article in The Oregonian - features comprehensive instructions on delicious dishes that are easy to prepare, as well as various segments in which Julian forgets what he’s talking about and asks his mom for help. Read More ›