Cooper Griggs

i voted for him, and i’m still glad i did.

New Comic: Explosion Day

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feministprinc3ss:

i want this framed and above my bed tbh

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Thief level: 99 [x]

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Check out our Just Seen It interviews from the red carpet at the Critic’s Choice Television Awards!

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'Le Gogh' by nismo4banger

Best. Pun. EVAR.

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#warning #sign #losangeles #california #dontdrivedrunk (at 405-N Freeway)

Even by Chicago standards the weather here in the midwestern U.S. has been bizarre and extreme lately. We’ve seen giant walls of fog caused in part by a bitterly cold winter that chilled Lake Michigan, and numerous lightning storms that last for hours. Local videographer Craig Shimala was filming a timelapse of a derecho from his home this week when he managed to capture a triple lightning strike on three of Chicago’s tallest buildings: Willis Tower, Trump Tower and the John Hancock Building. Even more incredibly, he filmed the same occurence almost four years ago to the day back in 2010.

To see more examples of our wild weather, check out recent photos by Nick Uliveri and Pete Tsai.

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Photos via Günter Pilger and Caroline Wengeler

Photo by Alte Gurke

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