MOOP!

nataliemorales:

this is superb.

brainfruits:

Also incorporating Middleman references is a must. Noser references on the way…

…Yesssssssss. Now I want most of all the Middleman episode where all the references are to board and card games.

axon-axoff:

1) Scrub an avocado pit clean.

2) Scrape/peel off the brown skin.

3) Carve a cute face and wait ten minutes.

4) Never sleep again.

Why aren’t these an SCP entry?

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batongmalaque:

stepsoversnails:

Cast away your shackles, princess, and go on an adventure!

!!!!!

\m/

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inurashii:

the new Gojirawitz family crest?

Fuck whoever that family is, I want this to be *my* family crest!

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seananmcguire:

herrmedic:

lollipocalypse:

sublimesublemon:

These are… actually pretty inspiring.

Cool.

Forever reblog.

“you are never taller than when you stand up for yourself”

thats just awesome

YES.

So I normally really don’t like ragewolf or whatever, but this guy is hella inspiring! I’m really pleased by them!

The one about leveling up is excellent. Totally going to start thinking of the hard days as XP-earning days.

malformalady:

The sheep had drowned while trying to cross a small canal in the meadow-swamp ‘Tøndermasken’ in southern Jylland in Denmark. Birds had eaten every part above the surface and everything under was left totally untouched. Via TYWKIWDBI

Photo credit: Johannes Bojesen

This is so freaking COOL!

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evolutionists:

Ghost Train by Jeff Friesen.

Young and talented photographer Jeff Friesen just completed a photography project called “The Canadian: Ghost Train Crossing Canada” that involves a train’s journey across Canada but with an unexpected twist. “I carry the train rather than it carrying me. It fits into a shopping bag.” The unique series shows us the vast, diverse and beautiful landscapes of Canada in a sweet and enchanting way. At first glance you will be sure that you’re looking at an actual, real-life train. But in fact we’re invited to imagine what small and mysterious creatures could possibly be enjoying such a wonderfully scenic trip. Enjoy! 

For Swing, the photos, for Har, the colours.

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thegoddamazon:

jakface:

I’ve seen my share of “fake geek girl” shaming, and just thought having a Fairy Gamer Momma to come to the rescue would be nice. I know they exist, I’ve met plenty who are amazing and could beat my ass at any version of Mario Kart. Give the Gamer Momma in your life a big hug! :D

These kids these days don’t know the value of a quarter, man. They not bout that ‘insert coins for credits’ life.

This is adorable!! I want that mom to exist, but then I remember my own mother, and yeah, she kinda does already.

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Fantastic. I fully intend to own a copy of these for my classroom someday.

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futurejournalismproject:

“Info Ladies” Bring Internet to Remote Villages on Bicycle

Part entrepreneur, part public service provider, Info Ladies are young women—usually undergraduates from middle-class rural families—who are recruited by local development group D.Net, trained for three months to use a computer, the Internet, a printer, and a camera, and then helped to secure loans to purchase equipment and bikes. They then take their services to rural Indian villages and charge for their services. 200 takas, the equivalent of $2.40, buys an hour of Skype time, for example.

via AP:

In the neighboring village of Saghata, an Info Lady is 16-year-old Tamanna Islam Dipa’s connection to social media.

“I don’t have any computer, but when the Info Lady comes I use her laptop to chat with my Facebook friends,” she said. “We exchange our class notes and sometimes discuss social issues, such as bad effects of child marriage, dowry and sexual abuse of girls.”

The Info Ladies also provide a slew of social services — some for a fee and others for free.

They sit with teenage girls where they talk about primary health care and taboo subjects like menstrual hygiene, contraception and HIV. They help villagers seeking government services write complaints to authorities under the country’s newly-enacted Right to Information Act.

They talk to farmers about the correct use of fertilizer and insecticides. For 10 takas (12 cents) they help students fill college application forms online. They’re even trained to test blood pressure and blood sugar levels.

Read more from the AP.

Image: via AP

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avianna:

ghostdunk:

imgoverdose:

My zombie Audrey Hepburn costume. It won best costume at a macabre ball.

more awesomeness here

oh fuck yes

This is amazing. I wish I could do Zombie makeup like this all the time. YAY FOR BLACKING OUT YOUR LIPS TECHNIQUE~

Ohmygod, this is completely horrorgorgeous!

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taricalmcacil:

ladyhistory:

dearheart42:

dannielle:

mind-tardis:

a-cumberbatch-of-cookies:

fairyinhandcuffs:

girlbehindthepages:

The Magic School Bus: The Movie Trailer

You’re a liar if you say that you wouldn’t go see this.

asdfghjj!!!!!!!!

OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD

WHO DO I HAVE TO SCREAM AT PAY TO DO THIS FOR REAL?! WHO, I SAY?!

OH. MY. GOD. I. NEED. THIS.

okay I didn’t even really LIKE the Magic Schoolbus all that much growing up don’t judge me and I REALLY WANNA SEE THIIIIIISSSS SOMEONE MAKE IT HAPPEN

OH SWEET MEMORIES

MY CHILDHOOOOOD

I think this is the most reblogged thing on my dash in six months. Just adding my vote for “please make this, as soon as humanly possible, kthanks”.

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It is not a secret that the Triceratops is my favourite dinosaur.

holyshitwafflehouse:

Spider eats a fuckin’ waffle

So, there’s a tumblr by a waffle house late-night cook who draws amazing things.

Including Spider Fucking Jerusalem.

I have never wanted to go to a Waffle House so badly.