Mihai Borcan

theclearlydope:

WORTH SEEING

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This lady does sign language translation live for Kendrick Lamar at his concerts.  She.  Is.  Awesome.

WORTH SEEING: Cat sees owner for the first time in six months. Nailed it.

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thegentlemansarmchair: Which came first? The chicken or the egg?

You may recognize the little girl in these photos as the younger daughter of Nagano Toyokazu, a photographer we featured here over two years ago. Lucky for us, the Japanese photographer has continued snapping adorable photos of his family, even expanding upon one particular series he calls the Kiss Me Please Project. In it, four-year-old Kanna shows us that some of life's most complicated matters of the heart can be solved by a simple kiss.

As father Toyakazu tells us, "Whether it is a fight between a couple, countries, and people, it is quite possible that everything can be solved with a simple kiss. With this in mind, my second daughter is expressing this idea by kissing different people and things. This project is to show that love can be spread and shared among people. We hope that it would bring peace to the world."

If you can't get enough of cute little Kanna, you can see a lot more of this mini movie-star-to-be, here.

Nagano Toyokazu on Flickr

Shank Shack is a sculptural project by designers Chen Chen and Kai Williams in which the duo sought to create 30 shanks in 30 days. Their handmade creations, each a unique specimen of craftsmanship, displays the many ways that ordinary materials can be transformed into lethal weapons. From a toothbrush fitted with a razored stainless steel blade to mirrored glass being attached to a piece of plywood with a pair of zip ties, the collection is frighteningly creative.

The project states: "Sharp, knifelike utensils have been made by humans for the last 2.6 million years. All cultures make use of a form of a knife and there are hundreds of types made from metal, plastic, stone, ceramic, glass and wood… These sharp utensil sculptures were made as an exercise in experimentation of connections and manipulation of proportions and materials. All pieces in the series achieve one goal and show the myriad of methods one could improvise to achieve that goal."

The unique shanks are currently being sold through the designers' store, though most are already sold out.

Chen Chen and Kai Williams website
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FINALLY! 

niknak79:

He finally bought a boat

“A merging of two people is an impossibility, and where it seems to exist, it is a hemming-in, a mutual consent that robs one party or both parties of their fullest freedom and development. But once the realization is accepted that even between the closest people infinite distances exist, a marvelous living side-by-side can grow up for them, if they succeed in loving the expanse between them, which gives them the possibility of always seeing each other as a whole and before an immense sky.” 

—Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet

Garfunkel and Oates have written “The Loophole,” a song about “God’s Loophole,” the idea that Christian girls should stay virgins until they’re married but can still have anal sex.

Thanks, Theo!

Nailed it. 

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Ping Pong Tube: WHOOOAAA slow down, future.

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L. by Sophie_Sherova on Flickr.

barfingunicorn:

Baby thinks she can eat food from the magazine

babies are so dumb

livefastdiechung:

Alexa Chung walking in SoHo in New York, New York on June 21, 2013.

And there’s still so much I’ve left off. Standards (the lack thereof, really) have failed us. There’s money to be made! Tell us what your biggest gripe is on Facebook, or Twitter, or you know, any of the other ten trillion services there are. I need a nap.

Thanks, kashiwaya920!

“This the craziest shit in the club since ‘In Da Club’”

itsleviosahnotleviosar:

is wayne brady gonna have to choke a drew?

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cineraria:

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