Favorite song.

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"Tumblr’s employees will also do well. The company’s first 10 employees will receive an average of $6.2 million in cash; the first 30 will receive an average of $3.3 million in cash, and the rest of the 178 employees will each receive $371,000."

Oh. (via christinefriar)

YEAH

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Can someone just tell me if topherchris is a millionnaire?

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Would you look at this thing.

Would you look at this thing.

Hey guys.

Hey guys.

the idea of huffily taking my shitty blog elsewhere makes me lol though

I just hope the acquisition doesn’t affect David Karp’s modeling career.

matthewkeys asked: Ha.

I agree, you being a creepy prick is hilarious.

Haha on flickr now you have to pay to see your own photos.

matthewkeys:

shortformblog:

soupsoup:

tiffany:

Tumblr meetup at Fat Cat.

I remember meeting a lot of the people I came to know on Tumblr, in person, this night, I think March 13 in 2008. This was long before Tumblr was much of a thing outside of New York. I spent a lot more time on Tumblr back in those days.It seems pretty likely that Tumblr, this weekend, is at a turning point. Tumblr as a product simply stopped attempting to evolve over the last couple of years, perhaps by design. Despite that, growth has continued, it’s a massive success in terms of size and scale. It even managed to generate a few million dollars, but not likely enough to sustain itself as a business and I suspect there’s not much runway left to try.
Whatever happens, this place was something special for me, and continues to be for many others. I really enjoyed the time I spent here.

The “undisputed king of Tumblr,” as the NYT once called him, weighs in.

Except for that one time when it wasn’t fun.

You’re such a prick.

matthewkeys:

shortformblog:

soupsoup:

tiffany:

Tumblr meetup at Fat Cat.

I remember meeting a lot of the people I came to know on Tumblr, in person, this night, I think March 13 in 2008. This was long before Tumblr was much of a thing outside of New York. I spent a lot more time on Tumblr back in those days.

It seems pretty likely that Tumblr, this weekend, is at a turning point.

Tumblr as a product simply stopped attempting to evolve over the last couple of years, perhaps by design. Despite that, growth has continued, it’s a massive success in terms of size and scale. It even managed to generate a few million dollars, but not likely enough to sustain itself as a business and I suspect there’s not much runway left to try.

Whatever happens, this place was something special for me, and continues to be for many others. I really enjoyed the time I spent here.

The “undisputed king of Tumblr,” as the NYT once called him, weighs in.

Except for that one time when it wasn’t fun.

You’re such a prick.

"Employees were recently told not to be concerned, though, because the company is expecting to be bought."

Funniest sentence I’ve read in a while.

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