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iwdrm:

“Go and love some more.”

Harold and Maude (1971)

iwdrm:

“Go and love some more.”

Harold and Maude (1971)

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allie-w:

slimu:

Japanese Food Party :D

ええ??とてもかわいいですね!

たべたいよ!

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patakk:

http://amadeus1996.tumblr.com/
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coelasquid:

As long as we ‘re still on the subject of Brave and before people get too sick of me talking about it, it’s kind of funny that the merchandising for this character almost unilaterally revolves around the outfit that she hated and destroyed.

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robhuebel:

This is the best (I hope he doesn’t get fired).

Here’s an astronaut in space making a music video of David Bowie’s Space Oddity and yeah.

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jimray:

There’s something so boringly obvious about Kara Swisher’s behind-the-scenes look at how Facebook came to own Instagram. To fans of Silicon Valley drama (amongst whom Swisher seems to count herself), it’s a breathless tale of luck, determination, and picking the decisive moment to pivot. From a…

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new-aesthetic:

“Dewey-Hagborg […] extracts DNA from each piece of evidence she collects and enters this data into a computer program, which churns out a model of the face of the person who left the hair, fingernail, cigarette or gum behind. […] From those facial models, she then produces actual sculptures using a 3D printer.”
Creepy or Cool? Portraits Derived From the DNA in Hair and Gum Found in Public Places | Collage of Arts and Sciences

new-aesthetic:

“Dewey-Hagborg […] extracts DNA from each piece of evidence she collects and enters this data into a computer program, which churns out a model of the face of the person who left the hair, fingernail, cigarette or gum behind. […] From those facial models, she then produces actual sculptures using a 3D printer.”

Creepy or Cool? Portraits Derived From the DNA in Hair and Gum Found in Public Places | Collage of Arts and Sciences

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rachelelm:

nyugamecenter:

This year’s No Quarter Exhibition marks the first event in the newly founded NYU Game Center X Attract Mode initiative. Five Attract Mode artists have created five awesome pieces depicting some past No Quarter games which will be featured at this year’s exhibition. Check out the talented artists who created the above pieces: 

Mark Essen’s Nidhogg, by Hamlet Machine

Noah Sasso’s BaraBariBall by Kyle Fewell

Ramiro Corbetta’s Hokra, by Jovo Ve

Robin Arnott’s Deep Sea, by Steve Courtney

Matt Parker’s Recurse by Rachel Morris

The pieces will be on display and sale throughout the exhibition. For more information on Attract Mode: http://attractmo.de/ 

just a reminder, y’all! posted mine last week, but this is going down 2nite so get there if you can to pick one of these! you should also go because it’s a No Quarter and the nyugamecenter rules~~