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In an fascinating mix of papercraft, set design, and animation, artist duo Davy and Kristin McGuire bring stories to life inside these exquisitely built paper dioramas. With the aid of digital projection mapping the pair have created several theatrical installations including The Hunter and Psycho which netted the Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award and subsequently lead to The Paper Architect. You can see more of their work on their website, and on Vimeo. (via Laughing Squid)

We present a video about a kitteh snoring/sleeping with what sounds like some type of Russian accordion music in the background. (That, plus it’s fun to type a Russian word in the headline.)

From Sergey.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Back In the USSR, kitteh

Could this be the most meta thing on the entire internet? Just so we’re clear, the title isn’t a typo. This really is a GIF of a Vine of a video of a flipbook of a GIF of a video of a roller coaster. Created yesterday by Televandalist using a handy Flipbookit.

 

Bless my soul, this image made me lol.

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Se algum cego viu essa tirinha e se ofendeu, avisa que eu removo =D

The post Como separar uma briga entre 2 cegos appeared first on DrPepper.com.br.

From Ansel Adams to Richard Avedon or Daido Moriyama, photographers have captured some of the most poignant and memorable images in monochrome.

On Flickr, we routinely see fantastic work in black and white, so we’re very excited to showcase some of our favorite images from our members with a new series we’re calling Mono Monday.

What’s your favorite black and white photo? We’d love to see it. Be sure to tweet @flickr with your favorite monochrome images, and include the hashtag #MonoMonday. We’ll feature more each week.

You can also find more great photos for inspiration in the many Flickr groups that focus on black and white photos.

Cover photo from: bogdanflo

Take a break this Tuesday morning and check out this Fresh Batch O’ Cute from the National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. This first image is Mother’s Care, photo and caption by Julia Wimmerlin, Monkeys’ Sanctuary, Bali, Indonesia.

Curious Pup, Photo and caption by Max Seigal, South Georgia Island.

Otter Doing Loops, Photo and caption by Claire O’Keeffe, Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary, The Railway Station, Buckfastleigh, Devon TQ110DZ.

Tassie Devil, Photo and caption by Daniel Bust, Tasmania, Australia.

Behind an elephant family, Photo and caption by Engin Gozukucuk, Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Running Stripes, Photo and caption by Lauren Pretorius, Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Don’t Be Shy, Arabian Red Fox photo and caption by Omar Alshaheen, Kuwait.

Natural Friends, Photo and caption by Carlos Garcia Mora, State of Puebla, Mexico.

No Monkeying Around, Photo and caption by Ashlee Bennett, Atlanta Zoo.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: It would be too many tags, National Geographic

rudeandgingerdoctor:

221cbakerstreet:

princessfreakazoid:

larry-while-were-young:

princessfreakazoid:

in the 1940s the word “boner” used to mean “huge mistake” and it still pretty much means that

how the fuck would you know that

because i know things

i read these to my dad and he literally fell off his chair laughing and is now purple in the face

Even dogs are going mainstream

bedpartymakeover:

25 year old Chen Yen-hui recreates makeup looks from the Tang dynasty

People gotta signal boost the fuck out of this because you know it won’t get the attention it deserves till a white person copies it

coolchicksfromhistory:

Khutulun (circa 1260-1306)

Art by Tara (tumblr)

Khutulun was the great-great granddaughter of Genghis Khan.  Her father, Kaidu, ruled a large swath of Central Asia and actively opposed his uncle, Kublai Khan.

Khutulun accompanied her father on military campaigns, which was not unusual in her culture.  Mongolian women were known as skilled horseback riders and hunters.  It was not unheard of for Mongolian women to participate in battle.

What made Khutulun unique was her wrestling ability.  She competed in public wrestling competitions and is said to have won 10,000 horses from her opponents.   According to Marco Polo, Khutulun refused to marry unless a man could first defeat her in wrestling.   No prospective groom ever won her hand and Khutulun eventually chosen her own husband, possibly in attempt to quell rumors that she was sexually involved with her father.

Khutulun was her father’s favorite child and one of his most trusted advisers.  Kaidu may have hoped to make Khutulun his successor.   After Kaidu’s death in 1301, Khutulun formed an alliance with her brother Orus which allowed her to remain commander of the military until her own death in 1306.

More information: The Wrestling Princess (Lapham’s Quarterly)

probablyahomestuck:

m00finjaz:

japandreams:

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I’VE WAITED MY WHOLE LIFE FOR THESE

GOD IS REAL

Entendam:

Rússia > All.

 

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“Meditation brings wisdom.”

“Lack of mediation leaves ignorance.”

“Know well what leads you forward…”

“…and what holds you back…”

“…and choose the path that leads to wisdom.” -Buddha quotes.

“When the breath wanders the mind also is unsteady.”

“But when the breath is calmed…”

“…the mind too will be still…”

“….and the yogi achieves long life.”

“Therefore, one should learn to control the breath.” -Hatha Yoga Pradipika.

“Yoga is almost like music in a way; there’s no end to it.” -Sting.

“When you calm your mind and your senses, you become conscious of your always present inner self.” -Unknown.

“Your mind is your instrument. Learn to be its master and not its slave.” -Unknown.

“Plant the seed of meditation and reap the fruit of peace of mind.” -Unknown.

“Beyond meditation there is the experience of now.” -Ryan Parenti.

As seen on Bored Panda. More quotations here.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: It would be too many tags

Stand by for your head melting off your shoulders in 5…4…3…2…

Imgur.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Foxes, The Rules of Cuteness

Act sober…. act sober…. [x]

tastefullyoffensive:

Dad Joke Dog [x]

An important part of every dog’s training is learning how to wait.  Here three dogs are being taught to wait until they are told they can have their treat – a cold sausage.

The dogs patiently wait until permission is given – but what happens next will have you laughing out loud.  Little Elmo, a Staffy and Chihuahua mix isn’t happy with his allotment.

goatmusk:

i always feel inclined to reblog this because it is literally the best hair flip in the history of hair flips

franryott:

I actually can’t cope with this

OH NO MY HEART

kanayahummel:

theperksofbeingdornish:

ohanameansfamily24:

-behindbars:

the-grand-highboob:

thusmylife:

b1ush:

condescendingchristian:

oh my god

As a person from California, this is 100% accurate

As a person from Michigan, this is 100% accurate

As a person from England I was so confused because I forgot you use the Fahrenheit system 

50 degrees in England 

100 degrees in England

 

I don’t know why I found the skeletons so funny, it’s almost like they’re dancing really sarcastically?

they’re british skeletons of course they’re dancing sarcastically. 

The Cute-O-Meter goes allllllll the way to eleven with this one. A playful little puppeh says hi to a mellow bebeh monkeh. WHAT.

But then, “Baby Monkeh” gives us an excuse to roll out this classic for another spin.

CAREFUL: U will have this song in your head the rest of the day. Guaranteed.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: BFFs, Encore Presentayshe, monkey, puppeh

mikasoranocosplay:

WHAT THE FUCK!!