Reblog if you’re a fucking weirdo.
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If my boss or my coworkers need me, I’ll be at the gym until 12. Because when life hands you lemons, you make a fucking gin and tonic.
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The band is beautiful
The fans are beautiful
The wives are beautiful
Their kids are beautiful
The instruments are beautiful
The shows are beautiful
The lyrics are beautiful
The hair is beautiful
Their sentiment is beautiful
The voices are beautiful
The albums are beautiful
The lyrics are beautiful
Their purpose is beautiful.
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Anonymous asked: <p>Will your blog mostly focus on African history? And if not what other areas do you plan on covering? :)</p>
My background is mainly in African history, so that’s where I’m starting. Also, it’s an area of history that has often been overlooked, especially in general education sorts of classes. To me, that’s tragic.
I’m also pretty well-versed on late antiquity (especially early Christian history) and the middle ages, so I’ll probably be posting about those as well. And at some point, I’ll have others contributing for others areas of history that I’m not as familiar with.
Im leaving home for 16 hrs to drive a couple cities over in honour my good friend turning 26. The commute will take 4 hours each way. I will be spending the same amount of time on the road and in the city. I will will be heavily drinking, shaking/dancing, and possibly kissing. I’ve been questioned already on the legitimacy and fruitfulness of this trip but f I can’t do this at 24, I probably will never do it!
“Das Bemerkenswerte daran ist nicht, dass die Huffington Post bei der New York Times abkupfert, sondern dass die “Ideale des Web 2.0″ keine sind: Ihrer Logik zufolge müsste die New York Times den meisten Traffic und die meisten Kommentare erhalten, denn sie hat schließlich den Scoop produziert. Tatsächlich aber schlägt die Huffington Post mehr Kapital aus dem Thema, weil sie sich nicht auf die Wirkung einer guten Story allein verlässt, sondern mit einer perfektionierten Technik alles daran setzt, dass jeder ihrer Artikel zum viralen Hit werden kann. Vorsprung durch Technik, könnte man dazu auch sagen.”
Im verlinkten Artikel von Felix Salmon kann man nachlesen, warum die HuffPo gegen die NYT gewinnt: Weil sie sich konsequent am Leser orientiert, und zwar nicht nur bei den Inhalten sondern auch bei der Darstellung und der Technologie. Würde die NYT das auch mehr machen, stünde sie dank ihrer Scoops besser als die HuffPo da.
bottom line: Nicht die HuffPo oder irgendwelche herbeifabulierten “Ideale des Web 2.0″, die “keine sind”, sind schuld, sondern die Fahrlässigkeit des NYT-Managements, sich nicht besser auf den Markt einzustellen. Für diese Fahrlässigkeit können aber weder die besser operierende HuffPo noch das “Web 2.0″ etwas.
"Aus einem Kommentar von mir auf Arianna Huffington und ihre Blogger: Das Ende vom Web 2.0? — CARTA (via neunetz)
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Anonymous asked: <p>Erm, you have an entire site devoted to “Is Kotaku posting porn?” Why do you obsess over a gaming site’s posts? They site isn’t using nudity any more than any comparable gaming site, like IGN with their “Babes” section for example. Also, just reading the front page for your site. “Kotaku is advertising porn, it may be charity but it’s nudity!” First of all, Brain was saying “Sadly” IE regretably most people would just read “topless”, since it is the internet. He was hoping that people would read that it was about a freaking charity, YOU sir are the one that is simply saying that Anything revealing = Porn. Nudity /=/ Porn, you are the ignorant one, the article is about fucking breast cancer and all YOU can see is nudity, clearly you need to see the big picture. This translates to you being one of those people that is so ignorant, they can’t see beyond a topless chick.</p>
Lovely; someone’s running this site using my Stationery theme and I get called “ignorant”. Dude, I just made the theme and have nothing to do with the site. I can assure you, that I have no issues with “topless chicks”.
Brb gonna go release my demons thru dance!!!
| Professor Lehman: | The last feature on this diagram to discuss is this. This is a uvula, which sounds like something you should've learned about in your seventh-grade health class that was probably taught by a creepy football coach. It is not Sex-Ed worthy however, unless I guess, you have some kind of topography fetish because it's essentially a depression in the terrain distinct from a sinkhole |
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Where all my major decision making is done.
Where I pray.
Where I sing at the top of my lungs.
Where I don´t have to see the difference between the water and my tears.
Where I forget about the world.
Where I lose track of time.
Where I practise what I want to say to that one person but never will.
Where I realize what I should have said
Where I decide what I´m going to wear.
Where I feel confident and insecure about myself at the same time.
and of course„ where I get clean..
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This Providence: Valentine’s E-card
Buy any This Providence merch at store.thisprovidence.com from now until February 13th and you might get a Valentine’s Day e-card from the band!
Yup. Love.
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Pack Light, Go Fast: My blog about the art of packing light or minimalism in packing.
Precision Instruments: A blog I am co-authoring about watches, clocks, chronometers, tachymeters, and other instruments.
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