#Urban scrawl 2014 free

#8 Finding Love In 320 Square Feet A wonderful story about when the idea of “tiny living” meets the reality of “tiny living.” Design matters, people! (Unfortunately, it also costs a lot of money.) This post was possibly the most brilliant piece of online journalism I read all year, on this or any other site. It brings to mind the small wire cage I saw for sale on Craigslist a few years ago the last line of the post was, “for use with animals ONLY.” ….

#Urban scrawl 2014 free

#9 DC Craigslist: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly This brilliant piece examines the random weirdness on everyone’s favorite free online flea market. Several thrown drinks later, I had to step in and convince the heckler that my pal’s brother was a cop and that “if he has to come down here, he’s going to bust your head open!” That was the last time I (or my pal) ever went to a comedy club. My friend replied by describing the specific sexual acts he was going to perform on the heckler’s female relatives. Halfway through his (admittedly lame) set, someone in the audience started heckling him. I once went to a comedy club downtown when a friend of mine decided to become a stand-up comedian. Not many people know that, other than NYC and LA, DC is one of the biggest cities for stand-up comedy in the country. #10 Just Off Stage, They Wait To Make It Big An inside view of DC’s stand-up comedy scene. You can start by revisiting our ten most popular posts from 2014, in descending order. I mean, sure, we could have, but an unread blog is just some weird mobius strip of online narcissism, like my ex’s Instagram. We guess we couldn’t have done it without you all either. That happens like three or four times a day.Īm I missing anyone else? Ah yes, the readers. Keep them coming! You have no idea how often we’re walking down the street when some young Millennial with disposable income literally spilling out of their pockets comes up to us and says, “for god’s sake, where do I buy that thing I saw in that banner ad on your website?!” “Why, at, of course,” I say. It’s been a very successful year here at Urban Scrawl DC, and we couldn’t have done it without you, the advertisers.