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noraleah:

VHS is dead. Long live VHS.

Biggest snub of the year.

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benjoseph:

Breaking Bad RPG Another fun TV RPG, written by Pat and Jenny this time and animated, as always, by Doc Octoroc.

Loved this.

Source: College Humor

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illillill:

STⅡ nail

I have never cared abut nail polish before.

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popculturebrain:

The Jingle Punks Hipster Orchestra Plays TV Themes You Know By Heart | Nerdist

This is just fucking great.

Source: nerdist.com

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designersof:

Handmade charms!

Youtube tutorial

Facebook

Gallery

I wish I could resist.

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Source: designersof

$jtotheizzoe: The man who hand-draws mathematical fractals I can’t even draw hands. About the artist: JP has acquired synesthesia and acquired savant syndrome. This happened as a result of a brutal assault in 2002, during which he was kicked and hit on the head. He was subsequently diagnosed with a bleeding kidney and an unspecified head injury. What the doctors didn’t know was that JP no longer saw the world the way he used to. Objects suddenly did not have smooth boundaries. Things no longer moved smoothly. Motion took place in picture frames. It looked like someone paused and unpaused the flow of the world very rapidly. Even more amazing: JP was suddenly able to see vivid fractal images of objects with a fractal structure (such as, broccoli). JP’s response to his new way of seeing the world was to withdraw from it. He spent the following three years in his apartment and refused to leave unless it was strictly necessary. After three years in complete isolation JP figured that he would try to draw what he saw, so he could make people understand him. He started drawing. And he continued. (via New APPS) I’m a fractal junkie.$

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jtotheizzoe:

The man who hand-draws mathematical fractals

I can’t even draw hands.

About the artist:

JP has acquired synesthesia and acquired savant syndrome. This happened as a result of a brutal assault in 2002, during which he was kicked and hit on the head. He was subsequently diagnosed with a bleeding kidney and an unspecified head injury. What the doctors didn’t know was that JP no longer saw the world the way he used to. Objects suddenly did not have smooth boundaries. Things no longer moved smoothly. Motion took place in picture frames. It looked like someone paused and unpaused the flow of the world very rapidly. Even more amazing: JP was suddenly able to see vivid fractal images of objects with a fractal structure (such as, broccoli).

JP’s response to his new way of seeing the world was to withdraw from it. He spent the following three years in his apartment and refused to leave unless it was strictly necessary. After three years in complete isolation JP figured that he would try to draw what he saw, so he could make people understand him. He started drawing. And he continued.

(via New APPS)

I’m a fractal junkie.

(via un)

Source: newappsblog.com

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Blue Marble: NASA’s Incredible New High Resolution Photograph of Earth | Colossal

Click through for 8000 x 8000 resolution.

Most days, I feel like most internet writers and editors are engaging in the kind of vapid conversation you find at parties that is neither enlightening or entertaining, and where everyone is shouting and no one is saying anything. I don’t have time for this. News flash: It’s not a story if there aren’t any stakes, conflict or resolution. It’s marketing.

Happiness Takes (A Little) Magic (via peterwknox)

Bingo.

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