November 27, 2009
claytonator: (via nickandthecandlestick)

claytonator:

(via nickandthecandlestick)

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November 24, 2009
meerkamper: ilovecharts: caffeinatedlife: My friend posted this up on Facebook…it’s too true xD SO TRUE. Dude. I don’t play with the font that much.

meerkamper:

ilovecharts:

caffeinatedlife:

My friend posted this up on Facebook…it’s too true xD

SO TRUE.

Dude. I don’t play with the font that much.

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glynnis: Flickr is full of creepers.

glynnis:

Flickr is full of creepers.

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meerkamper: the-indecisive-reader: Oh no. THINK ABOUT IT

meerkamper:

the-indecisive-reader:

Oh no.

THINK ABOUT IT

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November 22, 2009
glynnis: Yang Maoyuan (via crappytaxidermy)

glynnis:

Yang Maoyuan (via crappytaxidermy)

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November 20, 2009

Julian. I certainly did not ask you for a poem. But Carolyn said she likes it.

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November 19, 2009
“ I breathed in an autumn bouquet that combined everything small-town America with rugged splashes of the Last Frontier.

A ‘sentence’ from the first paragraph of Sarah Palin’s book, as quoted by today’s NYT. Apparently even the professional editors at Harper Collins can’t save the English language from this woman. (via meerkamper)

She never answers questions! I often wonder if she understands the words!!!

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meerkamper: sblack: Oxford Physics professor Josh Silver has developed cheap glasses that can be adjusted without the help of an optometrist which he hopes to distribute to 1 billion of the world’s poor over the next decade. “Inside the device’s tough plastic lenses are two clear circular sacs filled with fluid, each of which is connected to a small syringe attached to either arm of the spectacles. The wearer adjusts a dial on the syringe to add or reduce amount of fluid in the membrane, thus changing the power of the lens. When the wearer is happy with the strength of each lens the membrane is sealed by twisting a small screw, and the syringes removed. The principle is so simple, the team has discovered, that with very little guidance people are perfectly capable of creating glasses to their own prescription.” (via The Guardian) WOW.

meerkamper:

sblack:

Oxford Physics professor Josh Silver has developed cheap glasses that can be adjusted without the help of an optometrist which he hopes to distribute to 1 billion of the world’s poor over the next decade.

“Inside the device’s tough plastic lenses are two clear circular sacs filled with fluid, each of which is connected to a small syringe attached to either arm of the spectacles.

The wearer adjusts a dial on the syringe to add or reduce amount of fluid in the membrane, thus changing the power of the lens. When the wearer is happy with the strength of each lens the membrane is sealed by twisting a small screw, and the syringes removed. The principle is so simple, the team has discovered, that with very little guidance people are perfectly capable of creating glasses to their own prescription.”

(via The Guardian)

WOW.

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(via thingsthatexciteme) i wish i were you.

(via thingsthatexciteme)

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November 17, 2009
Lady Gaga, The Illuminati Puppet

glynnis:

The symbolism surrounding Lady Gaga is so blatant that one might wonder if it’s all a sick joke. Illuminati symbolism is becoming so clear that analyses like this one becomes a simple exercise of pointing out the obvious. Her whole persona (whether its an act or not) is a tribute to mind control, where being vacuous, incoherent and absent minded becomes a fashionable thing.

This website is remarkable!

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November 14, 2009
fuckyeahreading: glitterbombs: unicornology: eeelizabeth:(via scout)

fuckyeahreading:

glitterbombs:

unicornology:

eeelizabeth:(via scout)

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November 13, 2009

SO. I went to the midnight premiere screening of THE FANTASTIC MR. FOX tonight at the Arclight on Sunset with several good friends. I honestly hadn’t even heard of it until they invited me, it seems the film hasn’t been publicized very much. But, I absolutely loved it and I encourage everyone and anyone out there who likes

a) Wes Anderson

b) furry critters

c) Jarvis Cocker

or d) apple cider

(even just a little bit) to go see it. This is probably the best film Wes Anderson has ever done. It’s certainly my favorite. I sort of feel like he’s found his medium. All of the beauty and complexity of his colors/textures/patterns and his camera technique and quirkiness come through, only his style comes off much more sentimental and sincere in the animated genre. My biggest complaints about his films are how his human characters never seem human, their emotions are stale and staged and none of them are ever allowed to or able to fully express any feelings, but somehow (it makes perfect sense to me now) through the magic of stop-motion animation and anthropomorphization, Wes’s animated animal characters are  actually better at connecting with humans than his human characters, because they’re animals (who act sort of human-like) but who realize deep down that they’re really animals. Also it has like an actual plot. This sounds kind of stupid.  I’m no film critic and it’s 3:30 am. But really, go see it. Totally worth it, and I loved the soundtrack.

plus- the making of is kind of breakthrough. 29 sets going at the same time. 160 GB of data produced daily. 13.8 Terrabytes of data total.

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audreyhepburncomplex: glisteningsnow: pineapplecrystallize: thedailywhat: Oh. [via. (nsfw)] hahahaha

audreyhepburncomplex:

glisteningsnow:

pineapplecrystallize:

thedailywhat:

Oh.

[via. (nsfw)]

hahahaha

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claytonator: But it does NOT explain why I am not getting any. Clay. I love you. You are wonderful. But- in order for me to keep following your blog I need less sappy and I need less references to you and sex. Not that sex is not a natural part of life. Sex is fine. I am all about it. Sex-positive. But, I just don’t want to think about YOU and SEX because you are Carolyn’s little brother. Thank you.

claytonator:

But it does NOT explain why I am not getting any.

Clay. I love you. You are wonderful. But- in order for me to keep following your blog I need less sappy and I need less references to you and sex. Not that sex is not a natural part of life. Sex is fine. I am all about it. Sex-positive. But, I just don’t want to think about YOU and SEX because you are Carolyn’s little brother. Thank you.

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November 10, 2009

Another one of my day-to-day fears: actualized

cbk:

“CRIME ALERT: Health and Wellness Center Locker Room Intruder

On Nov 9, 2009 at approximately 4:45 pm, a male entered the lower level women’s locker room in the Health and Wellness Center and looked into two shower areas (2 females were in the showers at the time of the incident). The male was subsequently confronted by another female in the locker room and he asked her the location of the men’s locker room and he quickly left the area.

Subject description: white male, 30-35 years, 6 feet tall, thin build, wearing a green shirt, blue jeans, and a baseball hat.”

honest mistake?

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