iraffiruse:

frozach submitted

pbh3:

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iheartchaos:

Fan art of the day: Aardman Ninja Turtles

By Andy Hunter

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world-shaker:

Life experience.

The large circle represents our relative life experiences. Mine is larger because I am older and have experienced a lot in my lifetime. The blue circle represents a negative event. Assume we both experienced that event, whatever the nature. Notice that the event circle is the same size for each of us, but also notice what percentage of the area it occupies in our relative life experiences circle. It seems much larger to you because it is a bigger chunk of your experience. I am not diminishing the important of that event. I just have a different perspective on it. I am trying to tell you that something that hurts so bad to you now and seems like it always will in the future, will one day be part of your past and not as significant as it seems now. I know it is hard to believe, but it is true.

Ahem:

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sugarboogerxo:

rofl

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iraffiruse:

frozach submitted

pbh3:

collegehumor:

dinoquintana:

Ricky Van Veen, Collegehumor.

I’ve always seen him as someone to look up to - as are the people in Collegehumor. This video is one of the most inspiring ones I’ve seen in a while.

Check out this cool piece from Intel on our boss, Ricky!

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iheartchaos:

Back in 1986, parents were terrified of the Beastie Boys

When they should have been terrified of Oprah’s hair tsunami. That thing is ready to devour the entire audience.

It’s been a long time, but there was a period when people were worried about the content musicians were putting out on America’s youth. Though I think music won, which was great for artists like Marilyn Manson, Rage Against the Machine, even Eminem, the present day equivalent, Nicki Minaj’s “Stupid Ho,” makes me weep for humanity.

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

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iheartchaos:

Some Saturday inspiration.

Neil deGrasse Tyson is my hero.