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"What do you play?"

"The Clarinet, you?"

"I play the fucking HAMMER”

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I like how the brass guy knew it was coming while the bass clarinet still gets caught off guard

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I would like to thank tumblr for giving me a reason to google the phrase “What musical composition includes the FUCKING HAMMER.”

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^ What's the answer??

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when you can’t afford a selfie stick

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WHEN ASKED ABOUT WHAT I'LL DO AFTER GRADUATION

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Clear your mind here

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HANDS DOWN THE BEST SCENE OF ANY TV SHOW EVER

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YES

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LOVE

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"I left the Parks Department two years ago. Now I work in the private sector running my own building and development company."

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POTTERHEADS WE HAVE A RELEASE DATE!!! THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!! WE HAVE A RELEASE DATE!!! [x]

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thought you ought to know

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ART: Psychedelic Paint and Poured Resin Artworks by Bruce Riley

Bruce Riley is a Chicago based artist who drips paint into paint in an endlessly layered arrangement resulting in paintings that look like underwater scenes, psychedelic visions and abstract dreamscapes.

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Find your inspiration here

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This is a sculpture project I recently finished. The assignment was called shelter, so I decided to show how I felt in mine. I took over 1000 pill bottles and relabeled them to say things people have said to me to cause me to take these pills. I wanted people to realize what bullying does to people. Let me know what you guys think.

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Do math majors graduate with degrees or radians?

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There’s a scientific reason your iPhone headphones are always tangled

We don’t need to tell you guys how annoying it is to find your headphones tangled every. single. time. you take them out of your bag. We know you know.

But what you might not be aware of is the fact scientists have actually studied the issue, and identified the factors that lead to knotting.

It turns out, it all comes down to the length of the wire and the amount of “agitation” it’s subjected to, as Jim Edwards reports for Business Insider.

When these two factors are plotted against each other, scientists are able to see a curve that reveals the likelihood of headphones getting tangled up.

As Edwards explains:

A [2007] paper titled “Spontaneous knotting of an agitated string” by Dorian M. Raymer and Douglas E. Smith of the University of California at San Diego Department of Physics demonstrated this phenomenon: It revealed that a cord of less than 46 centimeters in length (about 1 foot six inches) will almost never tangle itself when sealed inside a rotating box for a period. But between 46 centimeters and 150 centimeters (about five feet), the probability of a knot forming rises dramatically. With a cord longer than that, the probability of a knot forming reaches a plateau of 50%. It turns out that the odds of getting a knot do not go higher because the cord wedges itself inside the shape of the box and that prevents further tangles from forming. Raymer and Smith performed 3,415 trials to demonstrate this.

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I thought your 20s was supposed to be fun, not filled with perpetual anxiety about financial stability and constantly feeling like an unaccomplished piece of shit.

Me (via suchvodka)