littledidiknow:

bryonmcdonald:

Michael Jordan jammin’ in his Chapel Hill dorm room, 1983.
I think I’ve seen a couple of these posted before, but it’s so cool to see one of my childhood idols when he was just another 20-year-old college student, screwin’ around with an umbrella and groovin’ to some tunes.
(via Michael Jordan: The College Years)

i love Michael Jordan.

No, I suppose those posters on the wall wouldn’t be of Michael Jordan, would they?
good work, brain.

littledidiknow:

bryonmcdonald:

Michael Jordan jammin’ in his Chapel Hill dorm room, 1983.

I think I’ve seen a couple of these posted before, but it’s so cool to see one of my childhood idols when he was just another 20-year-old college student, screwin’ around with an umbrella and groovin’ to some tunes.

(via Michael Jordan: The College Years)

i love Michael Jordan.

No, I suppose those posters on the wall wouldn’t be of Michael Jordan, would they?

good work, brain.

"Every time I comb my hair thoughts of you get in my eyes"

Prince (via fatalistichues) (via quote-book) (via yourpalmal)

this post should come with a warning label for anyone who googles the lyric and expects to find a sweet, charming love song.

katieschenk:

It works.

no, Ray Charles never said that.
(actually, he probably did.  or something about heroin.)

katieschenk:

It works.

no, Ray Charles never said that.

(actually, he probably did.  or something about heroin.)

superdoofus-stratodrive:

there are two rules in origami: the folder can only use one sheet of square paper, and the paper cannot be cut or torn in any way.
the above dragon was made by a japanese savant named satoshi kamiya. it has several hundred overlapping scales and the folding alone took him months to complete.
his ability far exceeds that of even the most complex cad-based origami generation programs.

how big was this sheet of paper?  (or, how small is this dragon?)
and either way — how is it possible that this could be made from only one single sheet of paper?  (my puny American brain can’t even begin to fathom it.)

superdoofus-stratodrive:

there are two rules in origami: the folder can only use one sheet of square paper, and the paper cannot be cut or torn in any way.

the above dragon was made by a japanese savant named satoshi kamiya. it has several hundred overlapping scales and the folding alone took him months to complete.

his ability far exceeds that of even the most complex cad-based origami generation programs.

how big was this sheet of paper?  (or, how small is this dragon?)

and either way — how is it possible that this could be made from only one single sheet of paper?  (my puny American brain can’t even begin to fathom it.)

marco:

I’m usually pretty bad about remembering to empty the Trash, but I think this is a personal record.

this is like when people say “your closet is bigger than my whole apartment!”

marco:

I’m usually pretty bad about remembering to empty the Trash, but I think this is a personal record.

this is like when people say “your closet is bigger than my whole apartment!”

so i was listening to savagelove this morning.. i think we can all learn something here

biteofpythias:

darklamb:

“Contraception and mate choice in females: the pill  (oral contraceptive) suppresses ovulation and everybody knows or its been documented that women when they’re ovulating are attracted to different types of men. more masculine men, more cro-magnon-y types, hunkier, lunkier more knuckle draggy guys but when they’re not ovulating they’re attracted to basically swishy bitches, right. more effeminite gys. and they think this might be a problem for marital harmony, and for evolution.. because you know women are mostly in the west, on the pill when they’re dating and selecting mates and then they bag some guy, marry some guy and then they go off the pill bc they want to get want to get pregnant and suddenly they realize they’re not attracted to the pansy-ass swish they married that they wish they married the nfl guy who they ran from, when they were on the pill. and the other sort of evolutionary component of the study that’s really interesting…. is this element of the suppression of ovulation. that women are attracted when they are not ovulating to guys who are more genetically similar. and when they are ovulating they are attracted to guys who are more genetically dissimilar. and the more genetic diversity or dissimilarity the better when it comes to mating humans. and they think that over many many many many generations this could have evolutionary consequences for us! it’s very disturbing… particularly if you’re on the pill and engaged to be married. i think you should err on the side of caution and if you’re engaged to be married you should go off the fucking pill for a couple of months, just to make sure that once you go off the pill, once you’re legally hitched, that this is a guy whose dick you want to suck for the rest of your life.”

SO. this explains a lot. i went on the pill when i was 15 and stayed on it for nearly twelve years. and during that time dated a bunch of swishy bitches, some of them apparently more swishy than others. the second i got off the pill i found myself seeing a dude who grew up hunting things with guns. coincidence? i think not.

people should always meet and start relationships free of hormonal manipulation. it isn’t just the “swishy bitches” part - women on the pill are more likely to select men that are more like relatives/more genetically and immune system similar - which isn’t what we usually do when we are selecting a mate. in mimicking pregnancy you are more likely to surround yourself with providers/caregivers/nurturers. so the best plan is meet off the pill to be sure you are attracted to his immune system (among other things), then make sure you can still stand him on the pill. If you can make it in both realms you have yourself a catch.

or just let your guy know that once you go off the pill, he’s gonna have to man up and start shooting things.  (and then wink at him, and let it hang there.)

brynnherman:

The Globe is practically placing bets on which celeb will be the next to die. Stay classy, Globe.

I noticed this today, while shopping.  The death pool drew me in so steadfastly that I didn’t even notice Obama going berserk.

brynnherman:

The Globe is practically placing bets on which celeb will be the next to die. Stay classy, Globe.

I noticed this today, while shopping.  The death pool drew me in so steadfastly that I didn’t even notice Obama going berserk.

hrrrthrrr:

Wolfman Roommate by Patrick Moberg

well, inconsiderate wolfman roommate, at least.

hrrrthrrr:

Wolfman Roommate by Patrick Moberg

well, inconsiderate wolfman roommate, at least.

superdoofus-stratodrive:

brianvan:brooklet14:


(via sweethomestyle)

OMG. This is for couples who are practically divorced. I know I couldn’t use this bed because there would be a catapult injury sooner or later. I would plop down on one end of the bed and send the girlfriend into the opposite wall, Looney Tunes-style.

ok, those are $600.00 crank-up light stands that are designed to lift almost 70 pounds. only a designer would put a 5 pound, $120, 1000 watt parcan on it. also: parcans burn hot and bright enough that if you aim one at wood, plastic, or fabric a few feet away you’re looking at a fire within minutes. to wit, we use ‘em on night shoots to light up entire buildings.
though i do like the burlwood staircase.

apparently this photo is a rorschach test.

superdoofus-stratodrive:

brianvan:brooklet14:

(via sweethomestyle)

OMG. This is for couples who are practically divorced. I know I couldn’t use this bed because there would be a catapult injury sooner or later. I would plop down on one end of the bed and send the girlfriend into the opposite wall, Looney Tunes-style.

ok, those are $600.00 crank-up light stands that are designed to lift almost 70 pounds. only a designer would put a 5 pound, $120, 1000 watt parcan on it. also: parcans burn hot and bright enough that if you aim one at wood, plastic, or fabric a few feet away you’re looking at a fire within minutes. to wit, we use ‘em on night shoots to light up entire buildings.

though i do like the burlwood staircase.

apparently this photo is a rorschach test.

benjoseph:

Oh Betty, whatever would Don think?
Alternately: That leather jacket retails for $1,000. It is now worth much, much more than that.

any chance we can get a Mad Men prequel centering around Betty’s modeling days when she (as everyone knows) did nude photography?

benjoseph:

Oh Betty, whatever would Don think?

Alternately: That leather jacket retails for $1,000. It is now worth much, much more than that.

any chance we can get a Mad Men prequel centering around Betty’s modeling days when she (as everyone knows) did nude photography?

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