...really?

livesophia:

This is my favorite Marilyn photo. You can see her appendectomy scar.

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thedailywhat:

Spoiled Alert of the Day: Have ten minutes to spare? Spend them squirming in your seat as hh1edits (of “100 Greatest Quotes from the Wire” fame) takes you on a cringe-inducing cruise around the 100 Cheesiest Movie Quotes of All Time.

You had me at ditto.

[pajiba.]

soupsoup:

ZACH GALIFIANAKIS is HOSTING Saturday Night Live on March 6

NES Controller coffee table. And it actually works!

unzip-your-cheek:

prismcell:

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ha ha ha

juliasegal:

I had to Wikipedia this movie, because I thought it was fake.

look-e-here:

Layers by Walee

The iPad

© Fujitsu, 2002

Full story: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/29/technology/companies/29name.html?src=tptw

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juliasegal:

startariott:tattoosandaswitchbladeattitude:yeahsowhat:

Ohhh hails nnooo girlfran. Don’t make me go Mona Lisa on yo ass.

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

BEST. i remember i was tumblring in school ages ago and this popped up on the screen and half the class shat themselves :D

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bookspaperscissors:

thousands of recycled keyboard keys are embedded into a continuous textile. The keys spell out a line-by-line transcript of the email correspondence between the artist and fabricators regarding the creation of the artwork. As a result, the sculpture documents its own making. Viewers can also type their own messages on the active keys amid the first three rows of emails. These new messages are then projected onto the opposite end of the fabric, thereby continuing the virtual dialogue. The project speaks to the pervasiveness of email in our lives while commenting on the fact that, despite the modern technology of virtual communication, our written language is linked to the tactile sensation of moving our fingers over an outmoded typewriter system.

um, that’s crazy….