Rafaelh.souza

eerieearthling:

This particular moment in Star Trek is actually quite important. A lot of people don’t realise that understanding something is not the same as approving of something. This particular episode (A Taste of Armageddon) had a civilization where war was fought on computers instead of on the battlefield and instead of people dying in combat they would send the calculated amount of “casualities” into a camp to die. Kirk is outraged completely by this and rightly should be, but Spock is not so overtly disapproving. He understands why they might think their solution is better for their civilization and takes the time to think about why they are doing it. Even though he can understand why, he still believes it is wrong for them to be doing it. 

There is a separation between understanding something and  approving of something that a lot of people seem to miss. 

_{Women in Chicago being arrested for wearing one piece bathing suits, without the required leg coverings. 1922 (x) (x)}

I hope this video fills you with antici- 

Thor does not want to get up. Right?

From VVV.

Lemme give ya a head boop for that!

Reddit.

Cuteporter Newbie Helen A. sez: “An avid follower of your site, but never got around to submitting my own photos, so here’s my first selection- some Orangutans hanging out out at Singapore Zoo, April, 2011.

“..and a couple of Tarsiers from Bohol, Philippines taken June 2011.”

“Oh, mah darl-leeng, ah must haff you…I zhall geef you zhe Leeck of Loff, zhe powerful technique romantique zhat no woman can ree-zeest…”

“ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ”

This is one of my favorite posts because that cat’s fucking name is fucking meatloaf

Little Dude has decided that, well, the effort of waking up is just too much for him. So if you don’t mind, and even if you DO..he’ll see you tomorrow, thankyouverymuch.

From AmazingCentral.com.

Parade is an interactive art installation concevied by ceramacist Laurent Craste and digital agency Dpt. for the Chromatic festival in Montreal. At first glance the piece looks rather mundane: two misshapen porcelain vases sit atop a pedestal inside a wood cube, lit from above by an industrial light. But move the light and suddenly the magic happens as shadows projected from the vases animate to life. What a fun piece.

Update: Of course things like this are never as simple as they appear. Dpt. explains further that the animated “shadows” are coming from a hidden projector which tracks the movements of the faux light source. We’ve been tricked! But I suppose that’s kind of the point.

It’s the return of the return of the 80s! Big hair? Check. Leg warmers? Check. Shoulder pads? Check.
Platform shoes? Check!!!

In memory of the absolutely fabulous Brooke (R.I.P.) from Gladie Lauer’s blog.

Lindo, não?

É um híbrido com um motor V8 4,6 L; mais dois motores elétricos, um para cada eixo. Tração obviamente nas 4 rodas, 887 HP. Faz de 0 a 100 em 2,6 s; atingindo uma velocidade máxima de 345 km/h. Mesmo assim ele em modo híbrido faz 100 km com 3,3 litros de gasolina. Em modo elétrico tem emissão zero. 2 L de gasolina recarregam as baterias, e mesmo usando o motor normal, ele tem menos emissões de CO² do que um Toyota Prius.

Infelizmente esse é o Porsche 918 Spyder, o carro do Google é outro.

Projetado por echochatos para echochatos que consideram um Tesla, ou mesmo um Nissan Leaf uma peça de ostentação, o Carro do Google não é o que a velha geração tinha em mente com carros inteligentes e que dirigiam sozinhos. Você imagina um Pontiac trans Am 1982, ou, a única coisa que prestou da série nova, um Ford Shelby GT500KR, certo?

Errado. Esse tipo de visual é agressivo, capitalista, malvado e ofensivo à Mãe Terra. O carro do futuro, o carro (elétrico, claro) do Google, que remove os perigosos humanos do volante e só tem dois botões, iniciar e parada de emergência, é esta coisa aqui.

Esse… troço não tem pedais nem volante. Eu gostaria de dizer que ele faz de 0 a 100 em menos de duas eras geológicas, mas em verdade ele NUNCA fará 0 a 100, a velocidade máxima é de 40 km/h.

O Google pretende construir 100 carros para testes, mas ainda não escolheram o fornecedor. Querem que essa abominação seja o futuro das estradas, com mais segurança e mobilidade para crianças e idosos. Como o controle provavelmente será via voz, é bom lembrar que casais em DR evitem soltar um “vá para o inferno” no meio das discussões.

É uma pena que o futuro tenha se tornado isso. De carros voadores decaímos para New Beetles anões com hidrocefalia.

Esse tipo de futuro não instiga ninguém. Sério, veja.

Eu não quero viver em um mundo onde isso é a regra. Existem formas melhores de salvar o mundo do que transformar a Humanidade naquilo mostrado em O Demolidor, com o Stallone.

Fonte: RT.

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Doctor Who? More like Doctor WHOA.

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One of the things I've noticed about living in Japan is that the country's non-native speakers are fuck all at using the fucking f-word.

Good thing there's a new book that aims to correct that! As noted by Kotaku reader Chris Hill, Japan recently got a new English instruction book called How to Use Fuck (正しいFUCKの使い方 or Tadashii Fuck no Tsukaikata). The book gives examples and explanations so people in Japan can improve their f-bomb abilities.

[Pic: takesh_s]

[Pic: Chris Hill]

As noted by website Hayabusa.bz, the book even provides a detailed explanation of what the fucking word.

Besides teaching essential phrases like "What the fuck?" and "fucked up," the book also explains how to correctly use "shit," "damn," and "hell." Important stuff!

[Pic: tmynkym]

Which looks more enjoyable? The book that tells you how to say, "I brush my teeth" or the one that teaches, "fuck off." Fucking A, that's an easy choice.

This reminds me of English Words That Don't Appear on Tests, but with bad words. How to Use Fuck also comes with an audio CD, so people can practice their accents. You know, so as not to fuck up the pronunciation.

WORKS : 正しいFUCKの使い方 [Naijel Blog]

『正しいFUCKの使い方 -学校では教えてくれない、取扱注意のfuck、shit、damn、hell-』 [Hayabusa.bz]

"正しいFUCKの使い方" [Hidden Champion]

@Brian_Ashcraft I think you'll also appreciate knowing this exists. [@RaptureBurgers Thanks, Chris!]

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- Человек, я давно хочу спросить: зачем ты воруешь говно из моего лотка?

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NOW YOU SEE HIM!

T.O.

Two words you never thought you’d hear in the same sentence: “Shark” and “Cuddled.”

Cuteporter Abigail M. checks in: “Filmed by Stephen Frink while we were down in Grand Bahama this week. It is shark handler Cristina Zenato who knows the sharks by name. Let’s make sharks cute!” :)

Youtuber

[Sound like Cliff Clavin:]

“Now, ah, Nahm- this here is one of those Chicken Goats you’ve been hearin’ about. A selective cross-breeding process between the Chicken or ‘Gallus Gallus Domesticus,’ and yer Common Domesticated Goat, or ‘Capra Aegagrus Hircus,’ has resulted in this most unusual offspring. Now gimme a beah, Coach.”

Via Nothing To Do With Arbroath.

always reblorg

gif of the month. 

tastefullyoffensive:

[mitochondria] (more behind the gifs)

omg

Bubble Bobble was the first game I ever played in the arcades and it pretty much decided what my career was going to be. So I thought I’d try out some Taito inspired characters. There’s 100 all up :)