Tex Jernigan

Instagram: @texjer

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[djjamesstockdale-deactivated201]

[shanehollnder]

[chris traeger voice] literally

[novacorps]

 [jean-ralphio voice] the wo~orst

[odin-n-out]

[tom haverford voice] Nooo

[treecool]

[ben wyatt voice] bobby newport

[gustavclimt]

[ron swanson voice] son.

[strideofpride]

[leslie knope voice] ann you beautiful tropical fish

[thedoormann]

[everyone collectively] JERRY

[transwiththeplans]

[jerry sputtering]

[sspock]

[april ludgate voice] Ew.

[davids-harbour]

[andy dwyer voice] Macklin, you son of a bitch. 

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[hank hill voice] God damn it, I can't read the reblogs with all your stupid names in between.

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#selfie #iphone #nasa #nofilter

[andsons]

DJW Shifty-eyed, AM Feb 12th, 2014

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I really wish Edweard Muybridfe was still around to collab on these. 

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Perhaps the very first example of bullet time, created in cell-animation as a cartoon, the intro to Speed Racer in the 1960′s. Very cool then that the Wachowski’s were chosen to direct the live-action version of this movie. 

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Some amazing pin-hole camera examples of pre-matrix time-slicing by Tim MacMillan, 1980-1984. The coolest part is that because they’re pin-holes cameras on 16mm film, its so small that you don’t really notice the cameras in the room. And he’s still rocking and rolling, here’s his Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/timinsanfran/

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One of the earlier examples of time slicing.

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I never realized how spacey the floors of the L train could be until I saw them in 3D.

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If you try to look at the camera, you’ll end up looking at none of them. 

[mrskeeleyhawes]

Strike a pose, there’s nothing to it.

[romangianarthur]

VII Babies

[claphnelauren]

remember when the teacher dragged a tv on wheels like this kind of thing

and you knew it was gonna be an awesome day

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alixjay:

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http://ift.tt/1LQ1LsZ