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I keep saying “cray-cray.” It’s a problem.

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mensfashionworld:

Michael Fassbender by Mario Testino for GQ

Still need to watch Shame. Ps, A bit embarrassed to admit that I thought Loki from Thor was Michael Fassbender for a while.. haha

andsewfortoday:

DAY ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
fort

noun

1. a fortified military post where troops are stationed

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Reminds me of the pilllow/blanket-fort war Community eps.. :D

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nevver:

You are not alone

Jellyfish Lake in Palau is the most incredible place I have ever dove.

andsewfortoday:

DAY ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN
words

noun

1. the words that are spoken

2. the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number

3. language that is spoken or written

4. an angry dispute

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flash-art-by-quyen-dinh:

“Homeward” ~ Quyen Dinh

sciencecenter:

New study is a further testament to the hardiness of the water bear

The water bear is the cockroach of microbes; they nearly always pull through when researchers throw them into Armageddon-like conditions. Now it seems that even their unborn young have unprecedented endurance.

The microscopic animals called water bears already have quite a number of accomplishments under their belts. In experiments, they’ve survived the vacuum of space, large doses of radiation, extreme heat, extreme cold, and extreme pressure, giving scientists cause to believe that the little guys could potentially live on other planets and weather long journeys across space…

But to pull this off, they’d have to reproduce. Scientists have now exposed water bear eggs to three of these stressors—extreme temperature, vacuum, and a dose of radiation so strong that exposure to even a fraction of it would kill a human in days. They found that provided the eggs are given a chance to dehydrate themselves and go dormant, surprising numbers that survive: more than 70% of eggs for the temperature test, and more than 50% for the radiation test, while vacuum-exposed eggs hatched at similar rates as control eggs.

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What… is… onmahface? Haha, poor little buggah ♥

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Similar to a future tattoo!

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