Nerdig by Nature Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.

(Source: boohooboo)

theatlanticvideo:

amazing.

joesabia:

Good lord this is amazing. Belgian town stages most absurd campaign ever for TV station.

motherjones:

theatlantic:

sesamestreet:

A good way to start the week?

Or the best way to start the week?

The best.

Ohmygod.

(Source: whenallyourheroeshavefailedyou)

kateoplis:

“The other photographer had been staring at the woods for a while when this rather large deer appeared out of nowhere and tiptoed past him. I was laughing so much it was quite hard to take the picture.” — Hans Kruse

topherchris:

theonion:

(via Faceless Reader #1771)

I love that The Onion often reblogs its many nameless, faceless readers. Make no mistake, they really are the newspaper that cares.

fuckyeahdementia:

beware

(Source: twicr)

epic4chan:

if you hate capitalism  画

epic4chan:

iz kyoot:

Aristocat  画

sebastianwaters:

Let’s have a Moment of Silence for all those who are stuck in traffic on their way to the Gym to ride stationary bicycles.

epic4chan:

iz kyoot:

a rabbit eating pasta  画

epic4chan:

-  画

theatlanticvideo:

Everything Is a Remix: Part 4

Everything Is a Remix is a sweeping, multipart documentary series about the importance of remixing — copying, transforming, and combining ideas — in culture and technology. The fourth and final segment, System Failure, examines the history and incentives that shaped current intellectual property laws, making the argument that they no longer serve their original purpose — copyright and patent laws block, rather than promote, innovation. The series is directed by Kirby Ferguson, who talks about the project in an interview with the Atlantic Video channel here.

"U.S. State Department attempted to influence the Pope to accept and promote GMO food produced by Monsanto."

Wikileaks, new cables. (via climateadaptation)

fotojournalismus:

A Dutch local resident watches floodwaters through his window, in Dordrecht on Jan. 5. Gale force winds and heavy rains are expected along the Dutch coast. About a quarter of the country sits below sea level.

[Credit : Robin Utrecht / AFP / Getty Images]

(via climateadaptation)