Testing Reality for Quality Assurance
At a Portland TEDx event, Oregonian Joe Smith demonstrates how to use a paper towel, and moreover, demonstrates how easy it is to be mindful. Everyone should see this!
via Kottke.
There are two dromedary camels that live in Arizona that are now internet famous: their names are Nessie and Baby. You can tell that they are Dromedary or Arabian camels because they have only one hump (vs two. And, despite cartoon lore, they do not store water in it, but they do drink a lot of water.)
Nessie and Baby get brushed and cuddled, they race, and they run from “dangerous” plastic bins, among many other activities like pineapple eating:
Baby and Nessie are just two of the animals at Camels and Friends.
#tony IS a disapproving dad rn #he’s like #’son what did you do to yourself now’ #’son this is why mom doesn’t want you being a superhero’ #’i should just leave you here and let you work it out yourself’ #’if you track webbing in the house again mom is going to be upset’ #’he might even send you to your room without dessert’ #spidey #tony stark #wtf did i just write
(via ashinan)
wheeeeeee backlog and resulting no-posts
Tumblr shouldn’t be work. Especially reblogs. I love the queue, but alskjdfaoifjalsjf going back through my dash to where I left off? It seems like effort and won’t happen for a while, and the queue should run out tomorrow.
Anyway, actual generated-by-me content should be coming, courtesy of forgetting my cooking.
Again.
:)
(via ashinan)
Idea Lab Installation by bluarch architecture
“You’re a straight female, why would you ever be interested in two guys together?”
I liked this quote so much I made this thing.
“It’s called being part of a society. Not everything goes your way. I don’t let my kids eat ice cream every night. They wish I did, but even they know: that doesn’t make me the Hitler of ice cream
Amen to that.
(via charnanigans)
