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loveyourchaos:

ladymiseria:

knicker-weasels:

no-llamas:

videohall:

Slinky is trying so hard

i just watched this entire video. what am i doing with my life.

YOU TRIED REALLY HARD

Why the hell did I watch this whole thing omg.

I don’t consider watching this a waste of time. 

howtobeterrell:

catelynstarking:

here is my cover letter, as it currently stands.
i’m not sure why i’m not getting any responses

THIS IS MEGPOY 

howtobeterrell:

catelynstarking:

here is my cover letter, as it currently stands.

i’m not sure why i’m not getting any responses

THIS IS ME
GPOY 

mrrobotico:

bojepse:

purple-platypus-bear:

eelizabethkim:


datkiddd:

REAL PICTURE , my moms friend took this while she was flying


oh  man that’s actually so beautiful..

Awesome.  

haunting yet so beautiful


Not totally convinced this is real but still pretty. can’t wait for the next eclipse.

mrrobotico:

bojepse:

purple-platypus-bear:

eelizabethkim:

datkiddd:

REAL PICTURE , my moms friend took this while she was flying

oh  man that’s actually so beautiful..

Awesome.  

haunting yet so beautiful

Not totally convinced this is real but still pretty. can’t wait for the next eclipse.

theweekmagazine:

Scientists at Disney Research have developed mind-blowing technology that can make pretty much anything — doorknobs, human skin, water — responsive to touch.

Imagine a desk that’s all touch-sensitive, says VentureBeat’s John Koetsier. How about a couch that automatically flicks on the TV when you sit down? Or a doorknob that locks when you tap it. Also consider a smart swimming pool that “detects a young child who can’t swim,” says Extreme Tech’s Anthony. “The possibilities of Touché are almost endless, and really rather exciting.

ianbrooks:

The Perspective of Cities by Josh Raymond

Josh’s fine art perspectives capture these sprawling cityscapes from angles no one’s ever seen.

Artist: behance (via: faith is torment)