Every Wednesday morning my office fills with a large mechanical repetitive noise and everything starts to shake. At the same time, this bizarre tube coming out of the ground outside spews forth a vile smelling gas. This goes on for exactly 15 minutes.
a gross salute
part of my ongoing gross digital salute to the fantastic possibilities of life on the internet.
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2013-06-19
Source: youtube.com
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2013-06-09
Source: grottu
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2013-06-08
Christopher Lee in Safari 3000 (1982)
Ludicrous speed.
moving this to the top of my must watch list
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Source: diabolikdiabolik
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Jain Hand
Source: soxiam
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2013-06-07
Your archive page just got a makeover!
- Bigger thumbnails
- Faster loading and scrolling
- Like and reblog!
- A new scroll to top button
Just add
/archiveto the end of any blog URL to see for yourself.Excellent. Sort of replaces the need for a Pinterest-y theme. Here’s mine.
Source: staff
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2013-06-06
This raises some questions…
Source: kisu-no-hi
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2013-06-04
The past 25 episodes have all been leading up to this! THE JESUS
In each episode of Gutterballs, Brad and Adam discuss a single minute of The Big Lebowski, providing insight, commentary, and conjecture.
Source: youseewhathappenslebowski
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Google reports that 77 percent of searches from mobile devices take place at home or work, only 17 percent on the move.
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The Rise of the Mobile-Only User - Karen McGrane - Harvard Business Review (via vanderwal)
Which is why ‘mobile’ is the wrong adjective. These are ‘proximal’ devices: the ones we always have near to hand.
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Source: blogs.hbr.org
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Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents and everyone is writing a book.
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Cicero, circa 43 BC (via amandaonwriting)
“The recency illusion is the belief or impression that something is of recent origin when it is in fact long-established.”
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Source: amandaonwriting
