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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Our Prince Got Through!
"Think 8 hours, work 2"—Mirko Ilic. By @kristina_nikaj
It's a constant, continuous, spectacular world we live in, and every day you see things that just knock you out, if you pay attention
Robert Irwin.
BE PREPARED!
Me uno a #dotheshake por la fuerza de la gente que pasa por esta enfermedad y toda la gente que los rodea! Admiración máxima. UNETE Y DONA: www.dotheshake.org
"Más poesía porfavor", en este mundo!
"You’re an ashole"
An old ashtray we rescued from Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
#QuotesOnShit by Jessica Walsh and Timothy Goodman
“The opposite of play is not what is serious but what is real.”
—Sigmund Freud.
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Maya Angelou on courage and facing evil
Road trippin’ by #finnycar
Hydrophobic surfaces are great for creating some wild behaviors with water droplets, but they make neat effects with other liquids, too. The viscous honey in the first segment of this Chemical Bouillon video is a great example. Because the honey doesn’t adhere to the hydrophobic surface, the viscoelastic fluid does not maintain the form it had when drizzled on the surface. Instead, the honey contracts, with surface tension driving Plateau-Rayleigh-like instabilities that break the contracting ligaments apart to form nearly spherical droplets of honey on the surface. (Video credit: Chemical Bouillon)
For Hunter S. Thompson's birthday, his wonderfully wise letter of life-advice at age twenty.