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setbabiesonfire

I’m alone in my office at work crying at how funny these are.

pandcoclothing

etsy

A DIY to try: Pom Pom Fruit - Mr Printables Blog

sagiotaria-tretaista-deactivate

fongnicolas

iheartmyart

Nicolas Fong, Untitled, 2014

(via Booom)

See more work by Nicolas Fong on iheartmyart. More gifs on iheartmyart.

lvcidrabbit

I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that.

Robin Williams (via skateeofmind)

meowoofau

13 cats failing at hide and seek

As good as cats think they are at hiding from us, we know better.

bitch-genius

masters of disguise!

iwantthisflat

innerbohemienne

pearl-nautilus

iA 110 million-year-old fossil of Cleoniceras ammonite, found in Madagascar. Ammonites are extinct cephalopods that lived in shells. Their closest modern relatives are nautiluses, octopi, squid, and cuttlefish. Like the nautilus, ammonites gradually added onto their shell to accommodate their increasing body mass. As they extended the shell they built a wall behind them, closing up the now too-narrow portion of the shell as they moved into the larger portion of the spiral.

Unlike the nautilus, the morphology of the tissue wall ammonites built between the chambers is not just a smooth curved wall. Instead it has a bizarrely complex 3-dimensional fractal shape. These are called “suture patterns” and mark the intersection of the septum walls with the shell. Scientists can’t agree why these walls are so complexly furrowed or even how they formed.

Ahhh! My ammonite has these patterns!