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Fri, 24 May 2013 15:07:20 -0400

Tons of Vintage Pics at Fuck Yeah Vintage Guys.

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bryanthephotogeek: katzmatt: thewavespectra: Isotope Titanium...

Fri, 24 May 2013 15:04:31 -0400

katzmatt:

thewavespectra:

Isotope Titanium Lume Ring

The Isotope is all about contrast. The brilliant glow of the lume, and the sharp lines of the titanium create a visual moment that refuses to be ignored.

The special lume material in the Isotope ring soaks up both natural and artificial light and will glow bright green as soon as it is in a low-light environment. Wear it to bed and it will still be glowing when you get up for that 3am visit to the bathroom!

Moonglow Material:

Moonglow is a ultra-high output photoluminesent polycarbonate. It soaks up both natural and artificial light and will glow bright green for hours once it is in a low-light environment. It also a passive-lume material, meaning it absorbs light. It does not generate its own light as radioactive materials such as tritium do.

https://www.touchofmodern.com/sales/black-badger—3/isotope-titanium-lume-ring

oh man tron rings

Too bad rings never fit my fingers and they don’t make them big enough

destitutedynasty: Nina Hagen’s crash course in German.

Fri, 24 May 2013 15:03:42 -0400

destitutedynasty:

Nina Hagen’s crash course in German.

themonkeyisyourfriend: Hinge Original Article Love these.

Fri, 24 May 2013 15:03:21 -0400

themonkeyisyourfriend:

Hinge

Original Article

Love these.

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Always a fox

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Always a fox

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"by the time i’ve finished with you, you won’t know whether you’ve been kissed or cut, whether you..."

Thu, 23 May 2013 00:40:54 -0400

“by the time i’ve finished with you, you won’t know whether you’ve been kissed or cut, whether you were loved or butchered. and either way you probably won’t care, just grateful you came close enough to touch.”

- Warsan Shire, “under their breath, someone said.” (via lifeinpoetry)

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Suggestive Giraffe.

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Suggestive Giraffe.

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there seem to be conflicting reports on whether the “explicit” content on tumblr will be...

Wed, 22 May 2013 04:44:24 -0400

there seem to be conflicting reports on whether the “explicit” content on tumblr will be taken down now that Yahoo! bought it.

there’s basically zero point in me even paying attention to tumblr if there’s no porn. i’ll be honest - naked dudes are my main interest.

forgivenessneverwasguaranteed: 365daysofhalloween: Halloween:...

Wed, 22 May 2013 04:13:22 -0400

forgivenessneverwasguaranteed:

365daysofhalloween:

Halloween: how to make spider web balloons

If you’re planning a halloween party to remember, now’s the time to get making props and decorations for the event. One of the coolest ideas I’ve seen is balloons filled with ‘spider webs’ (right), which makes for a really spooky effect. You’ll need access to some helium, and ideally a substance like hi-float which will allow for the heaviness of the balloon’s

What you’ll need:

- HI-FLOAT
- 11-inch clear latex balloons
- Small rubber spiders

Instructions

- Inject a little less than the usual amount of Hi-float into an clear balloon and rub it around to coat the inside.

- Put a small rubber spider inside the balloon.

- Inflate the balloon to about 75% of the full-size with air.

- Seal the balloon with a plastic disk or clip. Let it dry overnight. Place the balloon out in the open where there is good air circulation. It must be very dry in order to form the spider web.

- The next day remove the clip and deflate the balloon.

- Hold the balloon by the stem and the top as shown to the right below, and stretch it a few times to separate the dry film from the wall of the balloon.

- Slowly inflate the balloon with Helium or air.

- When the balloon is almost full-size the Hi-Float film will separate from the wall in several places and hang inside the balloon to form a spider web.

-If the coating does not separate, deflate the balloon, stretch it a couple of more times and reinflate it.

Halloween is my favorite.

All I want is to not feel shitty all the time. It sounds so simple but trying to fix this is like...

Tue, 21 May 2013 19:24:38 -0400

All I want is to not feel shitty all the time.

It sounds so simple but trying to fix this is like balancing spinning plates while trying to hula hoop on top of a moving car in a torrential downpour while people throw rocks at you.

I’m going to go join a monastery where my only problem will be terminal boredom.

chiaroscurolife: A sculpture of the Roman Colosseum, done in a...

Tue, 21 May 2013 19:21:50 -0400

chiaroscurolife:

A sculpture of the Roman Colosseum, done in a real tooth.

I’m doubtful. Someone should source this.