leendadll:

royalprat:

wryer:

Giant driftwood on the beach at La Push, Washington (2010)

this made me feel really uneasy, the ocean is terrifying.

its like when cats bring home a dead bird and drop it at your feet except the ocean is like I HAVE BROUGHT YOU THIS ENORMOUS TREE FROM THE DEPTHS OF HELL ENJOY

my parents would probably try to figure out how to strap it to the car to bring back to SoCal as backyard “art”

Uh. 

(Source: likeafieldmouse)

Rice trick

leendadll:

asap-tran:

really-shit:

If your phone gets wet, try putting it in a bag of dry rice. At night, the rice will attract Asians who will fix your electronics for you.

fuck

i’m going to hell for laughing at that

That’s right. It’s ridiculous to think rice pulls draws moisture. If it did we could cook rice simply by leaving it out in the open. Stupid white people.

rollingstone:

Just as Marvin Gaye moved from What’s Going On to Let’s Get It On, from the austere to the ecstatic, Janet, every bit as serious-minded as Marvin, moved from Rhythm Nation to janet., her statement of sexual liberation.
janet. was released 20 years ago today.

What do you desire?

#FitchTheHomeless

leendadll:

deathbywataru:

tastefullyoffensive:

Classic Paintings Recreated Using Modern Celebrities

[worth100/laughingsquid]

I dunno who that last one is, but OMFG DYING

You’re not watching enough TMZ. The last one is Mama June from HoneyBooBoo’s show.

I love Keanu.

Love the RDJ one.

productivegossip:

Brittany Wenger’s success and innovation demonstrate the reason we need to incorporate coding into the American education curriculum, I think as early as elementary school. While we wait for our education system to catch up, here are some “Learn to Code for Free” resources:
Coursera
Google Code University
Code School
Udacity
Code.org
Learn Street
Treehouse
Code Academy
Watch Brittany Wenger at TEDxWomen 2012:

productivegossip:

Brittany Wenger’s success and innovation demonstrate the reason we need to incorporate coding into the American education curriculum, I think as early as elementary school. While we wait for our education system to catch up, here are some “Learn to Code for Free” resources:

Watch Brittany Wenger at TEDxWomen 2012:

Google Now, the service that sends you information on traffic and weather before you even ask for it, is also digging deeper into our minds. Google is adding more entertainment alerts, like new music based on videos watched on YouTube, and turning Google Now into a robotic to-do list and a stronger competitor to Apple’s Siri. Tell Google to remind you to buy milk next time you are in a grocery store, for instance, and the alert will automatically pop up when you step in a Safeway.

Google Introduces New Search Tools to Try to Read Our Minds

Google Now creeps me out but that to-do list function is bananas future cool.—misterjt

(via misterjt)

Google Now. Siri. Aren’t these just the tools to make us, humans, mentally lazy? It’s already happening. I don’t know anyone’s phone number except my own. When i was a kid I knew lots of phone numbers because I had to remember them.

Instead of “this thing remembers stuff for you,” it should be “this thing allows you forget everything.”

(via misterjt)

TED: Angela Lee Duckworth: The key to success? Grit