RhythmicRamblings

ya can't always choose the right blog title, amirite?

[doctorwookie]

That reply to Donald Trump is from Gérard Araud, who is the French Ambassador to the United States, based in Washington DC.

[alecblushed]

shia watching the even stevens movie

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there’s a lesson here

[girthakitt-blog]

This really is such a striking photograph

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adele’s face is the best face. i mean, objectively, cause look at her fucking face.

[wardrobemalfunctioned]

[nyctaeus]

[milliondollarnigga-deactivated2]

Uncle Snoop been going through his midlife crisis smooth as hell

[basketballhoopshowerhead]

im screaming at this list of sayings my dad made up??

[shinybeetle]

fuck

[ka-waltz]

this rules. long live dads

[nickdouglas]

yesss the example sentences These are all good, we can make this happen everyone

[slacktory]

signal boost for a better world

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had me at “bad radio,” but “yeah, i think i’m done naming babies on that one” stole my heart <3

[caragh]

Are we part of a weird hug generation / hug culture? 

I can’t picture my father hugging his coworkers after a beer at work? 

I don’t know. Hug Culture bugs me out, but I’m also real glad that most of us like to part ways by pressing bodies together while enveloping the other in your own arms. Pretty dope, pretty dope.

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in 6th grade i remember thinking my class was really into hugging in a new and different way. we were like, soooo cool in how much we hugged each other. also huge fans of the "love you bye" hang ups. 

but then we never grew out of it and i guess everyone else caught on too? so what i'm trying to say is, did my group of friends, in missouri circa 2003, start the Hug Trend? 

[wetheurban]

[youbroketheinternet]

same

[caragh]

Perfection. 

[broadcitycaps]

[caragh]

PREACH.

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always

[sorayachemaly]

[iconicgloryy]

[hellyeahrihannafenty]

[instagram]

Turning Food Into Something Unexpected with @seriousdesign

To see more of Matija’s unusual mashups, follow @seriousdesign on Instagram.

It was the steak flip-flops that gave Matija Erceg (@seriousdesign) the idea. He was a little bored with his day-to-day job as a web developer, and when he saw a picture of a pair of flip-flops with soles made out of steak, inspiration struck him.

“I imagined what it would be like to wear them,” says Matija, who is based in Vancouver, Canada. “I wanted to evoke the same reaction of delightful disgust in other people, so I set off on a mission to pair food and everyday objects into ‘serious designs.’”

Matija started with some shrimp headphones. “Imagine the feeling of putting them into your ears, as you would earbuds,” he says. “I think that seeing them on the ends of the wires helps imagine the sensation.”

From an iPod made of cheese to a banana gun, there is seemingly no end to Matija’s tweaks. So far he has confined himself to Photoshop, but says he’s considering making real sculptures. “I’ve been studying the art of fake food, like you see in some restaurant window displays,” he says. “Maybe a trip to Japan is in the cards?”

[latenightseth]

Very progressive of you, Duplass brothers.

[marcellelunainc]

Never forget.

[naijagirl]

the worst thing you can say to someone is ‘you’re too sensitive’ because that’s basically saying ‘you feel things more deeply and fully than i do and this inconveniences me because now i have to be more mindful of my own actions’ 

you’re not too sensitive, the world is just callous and stubborn. sensitivity doesn’t make you weak and callousness doesn’t make you strong. 

this.

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YA, EVERYONE!! C'MON!!

[incorrectsylviaplathquotes]

You can delete me on Facebook, you can unfollow me on Twitter, you can delete my number, but you can never unlick my butthole.

Sylvia Plath (via vapore0n)