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Broke-Ass Haiku: French Girls
So we at Broke Ass HQ, like many of you, often spend time shooting the shit and coming up with new ideas to make you laugh, cry, save money and live your life. The haiku, a Japanese form of poetry, is a beautiful and simplistic way to show your

Dolores Park Movie Night Tonight: Amelie
It’s that time of year again in San Francisco. What time am I speaking of? The awesomist time. All summer long (and for part of the spring and fall) a benevolent group of people, who go by the simple name of Dolores Park Movie Night Staff, take it upon themselves

FREE Modelos (Beer, not Latina Models) at Billy Reid Pop-Up Shop Social
I think we should all take a moment to thank black market rogues and permit-less street vendors for the biz model now being used by pop-up shops. The difference is these stores are evading large financial commitments, whereas counterfeiters and shawarma slingers are ducking the armed arm of the law.

Be a Better Masturbator
Ok, so let’s say you’re looking to do something cheap today but don’t feel like sitting on the hard bleachers at a $2 baseball game and don’t wanna watch movies with a bunch of people who are too cool to put brakes on their bicycles. Perhaps you just feel like learning better ways

Free $13 Cocktails and Lost Season Finale Party
Because it is game 7 of the Penguins/Caps game, I’ll be camped out in someone else’s Laz-E-Boy, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t go out. In fact, you SHOULD go out, because one less moustachioed skeeze will be infesting the nightlife waters. Here are some safe early options, because if

A Good Lunchbreak: Word For Word with Kristin Chenoweth
Today kicks off Bryant Park’s Word for Word, a series of free events where authors and celebrities who write will speak about their recent projects. It actually started Saturday with a thing about Children’s Books, but those don’t count. As you eat a”wholesome” salad with chickenless chicken that was just

Unhappy Ending? Sophie Calle at Paula Cooper Gallery in NYC
Art museums are great and all, but in NYC they are always mobbed and usually charge admission. But the truth is, any motivated broke-ass fool can cobble together a few quarters for the suggested admission at the Met or hit up the Free Saturdays at Brooklyn Museum. The real challenge