My cousin photoshopped a picture of our dog and her name and made it into a Dr. Seuss book. I love this so much.
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My cousin photoshopped a picture of our dog and her name and made it into a Dr. Seuss book. I love this so much.
The future is terrifying, but really only because Amazon Prime is going to be so expensive when they start including this feature.
Here’s a gif of a vine of a video of a flipbook of a gif of a roller coaster.
This girl, in Odessa, might be saving Ukraine. Otherwise, at least she gets to take the horse out for a spin.
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Planet Voronoi looks almost exactly like our own Earth. The continents are all in the same place. The number of countries hasn't changed, nor has the location of their capitals. But the international borders are all wrong. <em>Interestingly </em>wrong. Just take a look at those straight borders, all ...
This reads like a Jorge Luis Borges piece - which is to say awesome. Get in there.
These bears climb better than me.
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Wear your helmets, kids! Especially if your head is a watermelon and you bike with your head wedged in a smashing machine.
Check out these shots of the world's tallest slum. It's pretty wild.
This article in the Bangor Daily News does an amazing job describing what happened in Central Maine (both inland and near the coast) in the late ’70s and how the Back to the Land movement has changed the entire state. I became friends with many of the children who grew up in this culture, and their lives and experiences have had a profound impact on me. If you do anything today, please read this article and watch the footage. It is amazing.
Some folks are from here and some folks are from away.
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This is amazing. I could lambaste it, but I on't really know where to start.
Maine: We are the 8%!
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I don't really care about all the messenger stuff in bike culture, but this is an excellent piece of cinematography.
I don't really like the ad at the beginning, but this is an amazing video. The soundtrack is perfect.
Road Trip. Now I'm wondering if the truck was the right decision.
It was.
It's basically bird limbo.
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This brings me back to some Cosmology I got into in college. How cool? The coolest.
A tribute to the painful joys of skinning
I didn't know that The Clymb was doing these kind of things, but I appreciate it. After all, the grey lady can't be the only one doing snowfall pieces.
I was just chatting with a newer ski partner about how I often end up doing hellish math problems and the like on the skin track. That wasn't the case yesterday, however, as the skin track was hellish enough on its own that it was all we could do to get up, and I'm still picking twigs out of my underpants. There might be a treatise on the skin track here later, so keep yer eyes on this space!
Also, why are most of the pictures here about the down and not the up?