Svenska

My Swedish blog girlfriend--I have stalked her for several years, before she moved to Radar Mag--entered the dress giveaway on our site, Launderette. Somehow--and I have no clue here, I repeat, I have no idea--she managed to win a dress. We ended up giving away three dresses instead of one, because we are generous.

Our Second Thing!

So we are really branching out on Launderette. We have business cards. We sell stuff. And now we have a second product--a bow tie. Seems sort of random, but this is the beauty of the business--we sort of just do whatever we want. Some pics from our shoot in downtown LA this morning. All the shots taken on my buddy Tom's CameraBag app for the iPhone. Some pics.

Outlier

This may be just another data point on the "weird" section of the Kaahl curve. Despite being a pretty normal dude, I ended up a partner in a small dress company called Launderette.

More than a year ago I was at church and complimented my friend Leslie on her new dress. Then, in a fairly innocent chat, mindless banter really, we were like "let's sell cool little dress like this online." And so we pooled together a little money, ordered 200 dresses from a someone's uncle in the Philippines, waited a year to make a website, and now, voila, that's how I came to sell women's dresses online. The name of the website is similar: "hey, Launderette sounds suitably weird, let's do that."

If Broek looks familiar, she is one of the many I spammed when I was high. Drugs--they help you stay in contact with friends.