My cousin Hannah, who I’ve blogged about before had her senior prom last night! Her boyfriend Brig flew up from Alabama to join her for dinner and the dance. But best of all she won Prom Queen!!! “We are more alike than different.”
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA OMG, I’M DYING, I GENUINELY THINK I’M DYING
FUCK
#DEAD
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Hematite, Fe2O3, Rutile, TiO2, and K Feldspar (var: Adularia), KAlSi3O8
Locality: Switzerland
so freekin’ gorgeous.
Clock, Thermometer, Barometer, and Steam Engine Automation
France, 1890
Christie’s
I want this for my birthday.
thank you!
To my neighbors who insist on blasting their INCREDIBLY loud, repetitive, and just generally poor punk rock music. I mean, I do legitimately like punk and ska music but Jeezey Creezey. Nonstop drumbeats are enough to make even the Dalai Lama take up arms and silence the offender.
Beautiful Celebrity Illustrations and Pop Culture Collages (via @flavorpill)
love her, this is beautiful.
sure you are bb
GPOY. (thesis writing frenzy)…I have the overwhelming urge to number this as a figure or something. WHAT HAVE I BECOME.
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Every episode except / Amends / Graduation Day Part II / Chosen
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favorite btvs episodes » 10 » “storyteller”
ditto. best episode. ever. (…other than all the other ones that I love)
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Silver and copper (by FEI Company)
Silver particles and perfect copper crystals. Courtesy of Wadah Mahmoud.
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: The bigoted bumper sticker above, which is making the rounds on Facebook today, is just one of several inflammatory anti-Obama slogans popping up on vehicles in Texas and other southern states.
The Dallas/Fort Worth-based ABC affiliate WFAA traced the stickers back to an Arkansas-based retailer called Stumpy’s Stickers. News 8 says shortly after it emailed the company for a comment, their site was taken offline, and their Facebook page was removed.
News One notes that the slogan above is not new, having been used on merchandise as far back as 2010. A t-shirt on Zazzle with the same offensive play on words caused a minor stir last year, before being pulled.
My jaw literally dropped.