Nate Bennett!

My name is Nate. Let's look at stuff!

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This is a classic `nude calendar´ when you extract everything which transparent to X-Rays, i.e. all the flesh, and therefore any remaining sensuality.

Via Tha Mary Sue: “This Exists: X-Ray Pin-up Calendar”

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best thing i’ve seen all day

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Posted all around the barracks during the Skeleton War.

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but where is boob bone?

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Spooky Sexy Skeletons send Shivers down your Spine

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Can confirm for barracks

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got spoopy in the barracks 

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Brock shittin on your selfie game since 1996

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i want someone who’s never seen b99 to explain this screencap

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is this live action cowboy bebop

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I guess this is the time of year I repost Halloween hype from my tumblr last year

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It’s October first, you know what that means

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A New App That Lets Users’ Friends ‘Virtually Walk Them Home At Night’ Is Exploding In Popularity

Tens of thousands of people around the world are now using a free personal-safety mobile app that allows friends to virtually walk you home at night.

The Companion app, created by five students from the University of Michigan, enables users to request a friend or family member to keep them company virtually and track their journey home via GPS on an online map.

Although they can do so, the friend or family member does not need to have installed the Companion app. The user can send out several requests to different phone contacts in case people are not available to be a companion or not with their phones at the time.

Those contacted then receive an SMS text message with a hyperlink in it that sends them to a web page with an interactive map showing the user walking to their destination. If the user strays off their path, falls, is pushed, starts running, or has their headphones yanked out of their phone, the app detects these changes in movement and asks the user if they’re OK.

If the user is fine, they press a button on the app to confirm within 15 seconds. If they do not press the button, or a real emergency is occurring, the Companion app transforms the user’s phone into a personal alarm system that projects loud noises to scare criminals from the scene, and gives you the option to instantly call the police.

(Source)

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Boost this

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I immediately downloaded this. This is the smartest thing ever

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deathbulge

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I earnestly find this inspiring

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The raptors in Jurassic World during filming…

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I was hoping it would be like this

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This movie would have been better.

[natejbennett]

I heard this DCM bit show was good but suffered from being scheduled at 3AM.

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this is the funniest thing ive ever seen in my life

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I’m excited to report a victory for this blog.

At this point, you may have heard of the $19.05 trick I wrote about last year. Basically, under the old fare, if you purchased a card using the default buttons offered by the MTA, you could literally never zero your balance out riding the subway and...

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happy friday the 13th

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Fuck all y’all I’m posting an inspirational quote from the President.

“When is the time you felt most broken?” “I first ran for Congress in 1999, and I got beat. I just got whooped. I had been in the state legislature for a long time, I was in the minority party, I wasn’t getting a lot done, and I was away from my family and putting a lot of strain on Michelle. Then for me to run and lose that bad, I was thinking maybe this isn’t what I was cut out to do. I was forty years old, and I’d invested a lot of time and effort into something that didn’t seem to be working.

"But the thing that got me through that moment, and any other time that I’ve felt stuck, is to remind myself that it’s about the work. Because if you’re worrying about yourself—if you’re thinking: ‘Am I succeeding? Am I in the right position? Am I being appreciated?’ —- then you’re going to end up feeling frustrated and stuck. But if you can keep it about the work, you’ll always have a path. There’s always something to be done.”

(via Alex Schmidt’s Internet Safari Adventure Guide)

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