26 January 12
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Easy household cleaning!

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25 January 12
The Screams
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The Screams

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18 January 12
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13 January 12
eatdrink-bemary:

This may well be the best image on the internet. s

eatdrink-bemary:

This may well be the best image on the internet. s

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6 January 12
Heh. Balls.
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5 January 12

Jeep Cam: To the Coral Bay overlook.

Quintessential drive on St. John.

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1 January 12
Know your headphone knots.

Know your headphone knots.

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21 December 11
5 December 11
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Early demo of Lagwagon’s Know It All recorded in ‘93.

Total effing pioneers of the 90s punk “sound.”

Good call on cutting that extra bridge and verse, though.

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30 November 11
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This is the tale of two toys with two very different fates. The Teddy Bear, named after the charismatic president Theodore Roosevelt, was a sensation in the early twentieth century. It even displaced baby dolls as the top toy in all of the United States, but no one thought it would last.  The burgeoning mass-market toy industry thought the bear was a novelty that would die out once Teddy Roosevelt left office in 1909. So the powers that be went on the search for the next cuddly companion that America’s children would adore. It was completely logical that they looked at the next president for inspiration, Roosevelt’s handpicked successor, William Howard Taft. In 1909, the toy makers of America placed their bets on the Taft presidency’s answer to the Teddy Bear: the Billy Possum.

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29 November 11

ctmiller:

HOW THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WAS DEVELOPED (by FactSpy)

27 November 11
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gshellen:

“Oh my goodness. This is Kenny G and Miles Davis. I cannot imagine a better picture than this. I love this so much.” -@pennjillette

gshellen:

“Oh my goodness. This is Kenny G and Miles Davis. I cannot imagine a better picture than this. I love this so much.” -@pennjillette

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26 November 11

I, for one, welcome our new cephalopod overlords.

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25 November 11

Terry Gilliam talking about making cut-out animations.

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