holy flying rainbow-colored shit. hot damn.
(Source: elizabethgeorgina)
Anneli Rufus (via aubades)
you, emma folk, need to stop this thing where you post things that are so accurately descriptive of my life they make me uncomfortable. i feel like you almost understand me, and clearly, if this quote wasn’t as gpoy-y, i’d try to be your real life friend. but i mean obviously that means that i’d have to communicate, and performing is exhausting… so i’ll sit here thinking you’re my soulmate by myself. kthxbai.
ps. wait was that creepy i really hope not oh god i’m directly interacting with ppl ohgodohdear.
(Source: airplanes, via folkthepainaway)
made-whole:
I FOUND PICTURES OF IT SPAM TIME
pretttttttyyyyyyyyyyyy sure that’s point of rocks MD/VA.
it’s the only other bridge besides i495 to cross the potomac in DMV.
(Source: menarcheintheuk)
life.
![made-whole:
thedailywhat:
Test Of Time of the Day: Three years ago, Redditor atopiary got bored and decided to put the old “McDonald’s fries don’t mold” maxim to the test. Two jars were placed side by side — one containing fries from McDonald’s, the other from KFC — and left unopeded to this day.
As was pointed out, this experiment is by no means scientific, as it doesn’t account for culinary and environmental factors which may have contributed to the preservation of Mickey D’s chips (for instance, higher cooking temps may have killed off most bacteria).
“Agreed,” says atopiary. “It was fun though. Plus it creeps out anyone who looks in the window sill.”
[reddit.]
A teacher from my highschool has jars of fries like these in her classroom. They’ve been around for much longer than 2003 and the McDonald’s fries are still perfectly preserved, while the fries from our school cafeteria have long since turned to dust.
LOOK FOR THE HAPPY MEAL PROJECT (LINK HERE http://www.refinery29.com/happy-meal-art-project.php )](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxjkrdyTZr1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
made-whole:
thedailywhat:
Test Of Time of the Day: Three years ago, Redditor atopiary got bored and decided to put the old “McDonald’s fries don’t mold” maxim to the test. Two jars were placed side by side — one containing fries from McDonald’s, the other from KFC — and left unopeded to this day.
As was pointed out, this experiment is by no means scientific, as it doesn’t account for culinary and environmental factors which may have contributed to the preservation of Mickey D’s chips (for instance, higher cooking temps may have killed off most bacteria).
“Agreed,” says atopiary. “It was fun though. Plus it creeps out anyone who looks in the window sill.”
[reddit.]
A teacher from my highschool has jars of fries like these in her classroom. They’ve been around for much longer than 2003 and the McDonald’s fries are still perfectly preserved, while the fries from our school cafeteria have long since turned to dust.
LOOK FOR THE HAPPY MEAL PROJECT (LINK HERE http://www.refinery29.com/happy-meal-art-project.php )
(via menarcheintheuk)
campamento cósmico
I heard my string of eye candy had underrepresented minorities (it’s not my fault most black male models are super buff and I don’t like big men, just well cut) so here comes CK to the rescue.