It Happens.
I'm 21.
I love the feeling of floating on the surface of the water.
I love a lot of things.
I probably love you.
I'm afraid of a lot of things too.
Growing up, Trampolines.
I talk too much, and sometimes say the wrong things.
I trust easily, and forgive even easier.
What The Kids Are Watching of the Day: Mixed-media outfit OK Go teach Sesame Street’s young viewers about primary colors in signature OK Go fashion.
See Also: The OK Go Color game.
[sesamestreet.]
Kickass Cover Mashup of the Day: Luc Bergeron AKA Zapatou mashes up 71 covers of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” from all around the world.
A full list of links to the original covers can be found in the video’s description.
(As you’re watching this and enjoying yourself keep in mind that this is the exact sort of thing that PIPA and SOPA seek to prohibit. Politicians are backpeddling in droves, but the fight continues. Take action now.)
[zapatou.]
All Grown-Up - Mustache-Man (sans mustache)’s College Grad Banquet
Mumford & Sons feat. Laura Marling - Jolene
Reblogging to remember to download later
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For Science of the Day: A rare Scaptia (Plinthina) horse fly, which has gone unnamed since being discovered in 1981, shall henceforth be known as Scaptia (Plinthina) beyoncae in honor of world-renowned recording artist Beyoncé.
Why? Researcher Bryan Lessard of CSIRO’s Australian National Insect Collection says he felt the fly’s gold-colored abdomen made it “the all time diva of flies.”
“It was the unique dense golden hairs on the fly’s abdomen that led me to name this fly in honour of the performer Beyoncé,” Lessard said, “as well as giving me the chance to demonstrate the fun side of taxonomy - the naming of species.”
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For Science of the Day: A rare Scaptia (Plinthina) horse fly, which has gone unnamed since being discovered in 1981, shall henceforth be known as Scaptia (Plinthina) beyoncae in honor of world-renowned recording artist Beyoncé.
Why? Researcher Bryan Lessard of CSIRO’s Australian National Insect Collection says he felt the fly’s gold-colored abdomen made it “the all time diva of flies.”
“It was the unique dense golden hairs on the fly’s abdomen that led me to name this fly in honour of the performer Beyoncé,” Lessard said, “as well as giving me the chance to demonstrate the fun side of taxonomy - the naming of species.”
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Got my fresh new spectacles.
Already sold one textbook.
Only need to buy 2 this semester.
And the boyfran is coming up for dinner.
This semester is shaping up rather well so far.
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Happy Holidays :)
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Why on earth does Tin Tin have an english accent in the new movie ” The adventures of Tin Tin”. He’s a Belgian reporter.. HES NOT FROM ENGLAND, or anywhere in the UK. HES FROM BELGIUM.
Also I disagree with calling Milou, Snowy. His name is Milou.
Maybe it’s just because I grew up with watching/reading Tin Tin in French, but still… HES FROM BELGIUM.
School Project of the Day: The Sheridan College Media Arts class of 2013 recreated the opening scene of Disney’s Recess, shot-for-shot.
Don’t believe me? Compare their remake with the original below:
[thanks mira!]
