The sky's up

Do you have the time to listen to me whine?

[thomasmartinnutt]

Josef Koudelka. FRANCE, 1976

[huffpost]

Studies show that women apologize more than men, often for perfectly reasonable acts like, you know, taking up space. 

So watch this Pantene commercial here to inspire you to stop saying sorry for no reason. 

[rakalak]

i like the difference between all of these relationships.. like professional, personal, strangers..

[huffpost]

'First Gay Hug (A Homophobic Experiment)' parodies ‘First Kiss’ viral video.

[digenovanicolo]

The last two guys kill me

[courtnywhitmore]

Pop Culture References in Shrek 2 (1/?)

Click the gifs for more information

[princesacosmica-blog]

OH MY GOD, IM SO GLAD I FOUND THIS ON MY DASH.

I´VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IT FOR AGES. 

[catleecious]

[dizzyhslightlyvoided]

ok I was going to reblog this anyway

and then the one in the middle

[justanasshole-deactivated201605]

Love this comic :)

[buzzfeed]

Every Pixar movie summarized in terrible Microsoft Paint drawings.

[nnarry]

[mmeadowss]

parenting done right

[starshipcaptainjojo]

Never not reblog Morticia Addams

[darkwitchoferie]

I love the expression on her face in the last one. “Can you believe she was going to use such a small blade?”

[kissedbyflames]

A Song of Ice and Fire + favorite houses (insp. x)

[tycianeb]

Where do you think Van Gogh rates in the history of art?

[big-catsss]

[toonskribblez]

its funny when you dont scroll all the way down and all you see is this

[this-isakindness]

[nonsensical-madness]

Why can’t more people think like John Green?

[theluhvmonster-deactivated20130]

this is probably my favorite john green quotation ever.

[spaceymulder-blog]

I LOVE JOHN GREEN

[shutyourface09]

What I'd like to do on the stairs when people in front of me walk incredibly slow...

[sodamnrelatable]

death-by-lulz:

[thewisepickle-blog]

I hate it when my mom's mad at my sibling, so she decides to get mad at me too

[sodamnrelatable]

laughingisbetter:

and I’m like;

[neurosciencestuff]

Neurosurgeons successfully implant 3D printed skull

A 22-year-old woman from the Netherlands who suffers from a chronic bone disorder — which has increased the thickness of her skull from 1.5cm to 5cm, causing reduced eyesight and severe headaches — has had the top section of her skull removed and replaced with a 3D printed implant.

The operation was performed by a team of neurosurgeons at the University Medical Centre Utrecht and the university claims this is this first instance of a successful 3D printed cranium that has not been rejected by the patient.

The operation, which took 23 hours, was led by Dr Bon Verweij. The patient’s skull was so thick, that had the operation not been performed, serious brain damage or death may have occurred in the near future.

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