magnolius:

Deer shaped hydro towers by Moscow-based design studio DesignDepot

5529 04.07.12

these are amazing! anyone know who made them? I’d love to see more of his/her work (and credit it here, for that matter).

EDIT: never mind, found her! Charlotte Caron, a french painter.

15079 03.31.12
At some point on every March 29th for years now, I think of this. Ha.

At some point on every March 29th for years now, I think of this. Ha.

6 03.29.12
imholdingonyeah:

eliz:

John Darnielle and Dottie after a secret show at our house yesterday
Brooklyn, NY 
March 2012

All I want in the world is for John Darnielle to play a secret show at my house and then hang out with my dog 

Thisssss.

imholdingonyeah:

eliz:

John Darnielle and Dottie after a secret show at our house yesterday

Brooklyn, NY 

March 2012

All I want in the world is for John Darnielle to play a secret show at my house and then hang out with my dog 

Thisssss.

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tiramisutoo:

LAWRENCEEEE!!! you have to let me do a picture like this if you ever shave off all your facial hair stuffs. 
puuuuhhhleeeeaase?:]

Haha! I just shaved it all down like YESTERDAY kiddo! Gonna have to wait a few weeks now, but yeah, totally! My mustache is not nearly as rad as this gentleman’s, sadly…

tiramisutoo:

LAWRENCEEEE!!! you have to let me do a picture like this if you ever shave off all your facial hair stuffs. 

puuuuhhhleeeeaase?:]

Haha! I just shaved it all down like YESTERDAY kiddo! Gonna have to wait a few weeks now, but yeah, totally! My mustache is not nearly as rad as this gentleman’s, sadly…

10164 03.26.12

Closing monologue by Charlie Chaplin, The Great Dictator (1940).

714 03.11.12
Weird Al: Dare To Be Stupid, Graham Erwin (via dribbble)

Weird Al: Dare To Be Stupid, Graham Erwin (via dribbble)

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165 03.09.12

MIND = BLOWN

After recovering from the initial jaw-droppage, I actually researched this a little and it turns out this really is pretty much the most popular anthropological theory on the matter.

Never gonna think of Harry Potter quite the same again, though, that’s for sure.

The medieval apothecary garden cared little for aesthetics, focusing instead on species that healed and intoxicated and occasionally poisoned. Witches and sorcerers cultivated plants with the power to “cast spells” – in our vocabulary, “psychoactive” plants. Their potion recipes called for such things as datura, opium poppies, belladonna, hashish, fly-agaric mushrooms (Amanita muscaria), and the skins of toads (which contain DMT, a powerful hallucinogen). These ingredients would be combined in a hempseed-oil-based “flying ointment” that witches would administer vaginally using a special dildo. This was the “broomstick” by which these women were said to travel.

- Michael Pollan, The Botany of Desire (2001) 

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