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14 Apr 16:07
Jurassic Suburbs
Greendinoswhere do we get one?!?!?!??!!
Submitted by: abyjim
Tagged: neighbors , jurassic park , dinosaurs , velociraptor , failbook , g rated Share on Facebook
11 Apr 20:18
Fend Back?
GreendinosI'm sharing this because I very nearly said something about "getting you guys off this morning" earlier today but I didn't.
10 Apr 22:55
Mom Jokes on Facebook Are Inadvisable in This Day and Age
Submitted by: Unknown
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04 Apr 16:41
Rarely do we ever share the same collection twice but Ulyana Sergeenko‘s spring couture lookbook is just too damn good not to swoon over it a second time. The hats, the gowns, the embroidered sunglasses, [...]
Frankly, My Dear . . .
by Erica
Rarely do we ever share the same collection twice but Ulyana Sergeenko‘s spring couture lookbook is just too damn good not to swoon over it a second time. The hats, the gowns, the embroidered sunglasses, [...]
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04 Apr 16:21
Shape Magazine: Ironic magazine name
by bryce
Greendinoshahaha it's like when you take a panoramic shot and someone moves.
I’ve seen that shape before, but usually on stroke victims.
The motivation behind this disaster is hard to fathom. At best, it’s a statement on plastic surgery and staying out in the sun too long. At worst, someone was trying to fix a blemish and sneezed.
Thanks Raschel. You can see the original on the Shape website.
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02 Apr 17:24
NIN is playing Lollapalooza 2013 in Chicago on August 2nd....
GreendinosHOLLAAA
NIN is playing Lollapalooza 2013 in Chicago on August 2nd. Here’s some footage from the very beginning - NIN at the first Lollapalooza show, in 1991. It didn’t go as planned.
01 Apr 17:37
I Before E
GreendinosAmazing! Why is this labeled "puns" though?
Denny Wells, firehose and -1 others like this
28 Mar 17:11
I love myself a chignon – if done right, it can look incredibly chic and effortless. It’s no wonder the word actually comes from the French phrase “chignon du cou,” which means nape of the neck. There [...]
Chignon Du Cou
by Erica
I love myself a chignon – if done right, it can look incredibly chic and effortless. It’s no wonder the word actually comes from the French phrase “chignon du cou,” which means nape of the neck. There [...]
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28 Mar 17:11
DOMA Leave Us Hanging Here, People!
Greendinoshaha
Submitted by: Unknown
Tagged: Supreme Court , gay marriage , equality , DOMA , scotus , failbook , g rated Share on Facebook
26 Mar 16:54
Stomach Bug
Greendinosthis is how i feel today
All five people in my house have a stomach virus. At the same fucking time. This is how I feel.
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25 Mar 23:08
'90s Disaster Film Critique
GreendinosSounds like our kind of person eh Joel?
25 Mar 16:11
The Majesty of Glacier Park, Monatana
GreendinosGlacier is right next to Yellowstone! Yay!!
Submitted by: Unknown
Tagged: nature , Montana , landscape , waterfall , destination WIN! , g rated Share on Facebook
25 Mar 16:11
Kansas City has had an old fashioned winter: ice, snow, and just plain cold. Any chores that were put off in October remain undone. For many homeowners, fall raking, seeding, and fertilizing are still on their 2012 projects list. Not to worry. Raking, seeding and fertilizing are now at the top of their 2013 spring projects list. Raking up fall leaves and trash on the lawn clears the way for new spring plant growth.
Likewise cleaning out ditches, culverts and sewer grates will forestall overflows during spring rains. Avoid heavy raking or powered rakes; save these for the fall. Heavy spring raking will stir up more spring weeds, and this year there should be more than enough.
This year's winter snow have increased surface moisture and will provide a healthy early crop of spring weeds. Winter broadleaf weeds like purple henbit, white chickweed and yellow dandelions will pop up out of nowhere and frustrate surprised homeowners. Cold weather weeds should be sprayed with liquid weed killer, Speed Zone. I like Speed Zone early in cool soils and Trimec in warmer weather. Likewise granular Weed & Feed will work better once soil temperatures warm up in mid April.
Grass Seed should be applied to bare dirt, damaged areas and thin spots. Chose seed mixes that will sprout in cool soils. Fine leaf sports rye grasses do especially well in March. Stadium Special, Macho Mix and Estate Mix formulas will sprout more quickly in cool soils than traditional fescue or bluegrass. Top-dress seeded areas with Canadian Peat or PrimeraFC seed dressing. Do not use topsoil or bagged composted peats as these contain weed seeds. For bare dirt, especially where erosion is a problem, think sod. Sod rolls will establish quickly and not be bothered by early spring broad-leave weeds.
Loveland Golf Coarse Starter or Renovator, spring lawn fertilizers, will help thicken grass turf, fill in bare spots and crowd out weeds. This is especially true in cool spring soils. PREVENT! crabgrass control is also applied at this time and will provide an economical double duty in maintaining healthy Kansas City turf. Where new seed is present do not apply full strength PREVENT! pre-emergent formulas. Either use Tupersan or wait until the new grass has sprouted.
In the garden, now is the time to rake out the flower beds, prune the roses and cut back overgrown shrubs. Trash leaves and branches are home to insect eggs and disease spores that will cause mischief when the weather warms up. If leaves and buds are still tight, you can spray light dormant oil or lime sulfur spray. Later, when insects appear, spray the foundation of the house and any mulch beds with an all purpose bug control. This will reduce ants, spiders and other nuisance pests that want to move into the house. It also interrupts the first hatch of hungry bugs lining up in your garden salad bar.
Old Fashioned Lawn Chores
by Uncle
Greendinos@enricofermi all really good info!
Likewise cleaning out ditches, culverts and sewer grates will forestall overflows during spring rains. Avoid heavy raking or powered rakes; save these for the fall. Heavy spring raking will stir up more spring weeds, and this year there should be more than enough.
This year's winter snow have increased surface moisture and will provide a healthy early crop of spring weeds. Winter broadleaf weeds like purple henbit, white chickweed and yellow dandelions will pop up out of nowhere and frustrate surprised homeowners. Cold weather weeds should be sprayed with liquid weed killer, Speed Zone. I like Speed Zone early in cool soils and Trimec in warmer weather. Likewise granular Weed & Feed will work better once soil temperatures warm up in mid April. 
Grass Seed should be applied to bare dirt, damaged areas and thin spots. Chose seed mixes that will sprout in cool soils. Fine leaf sports rye grasses do especially well in March. Stadium Special, Macho Mix and Estate Mix formulas will sprout more quickly in cool soils than traditional fescue or bluegrass. Top-dress seeded areas with Canadian Peat or PrimeraFC seed dressing. Do not use topsoil or bagged composted peats as these contain weed seeds. For bare dirt, especially where erosion is a problem, think sod. Sod rolls will establish quickly and not be bothered by early spring broad-leave weeds. Loveland Golf Coarse Starter or Renovator, spring lawn fertilizers, will help thicken grass turf, fill in bare spots and crowd out weeds. This is especially true in cool spring soils. PREVENT! crabgrass control is also applied at this time and will provide an economical double duty in maintaining healthy Kansas City turf. Where new seed is present do not apply full strength PREVENT! pre-emergent formulas. Either use Tupersan or wait until the new grass has sprouted.
In the garden, now is the time to rake out the flower beds, prune the roses and cut back overgrown shrubs. Trash leaves and branches are home to insect eggs and disease spores that will cause mischief when the weather warms up. If leaves and buds are still tight, you can spray light dormant oil or lime sulfur spray. Later, when insects appear, spray the foundation of the house and any mulch beds with an all purpose bug control. This will reduce ants, spiders and other nuisance pests that want to move into the house. It also interrupts the first hatch of hungry bugs lining up in your garden salad bar.
18 Mar 20:35
fit-foreverafter: tomlinfaggot: liquidpixie: dialray: ultimag...
m a n g ERI NEstill one of the best things ive ever seen.
slaughter melon reporting for duty.
BROCONUT
FUCKING SLAUGHTERMELON
too good to not reblog
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