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kellydeal: abbyjean: Red dots represent locations where there are more bars than grocery stores, based on results from the Google Maps API. (FlowingData) Nice work, Wisconsin. MIDWEST REPRESENT!

kellydeal:

abbyjean:

Red dots represent locations where there are more bars than grocery stores, based on results from the Google Maps API. (FlowingData)

Nice work, Wisconsin.

MIDWEST REPRESENT!

atsween:

Twitter: The Criterion Collection

What if Twitter… came to life?

We asked some of our friends to film their favorite tweets. We didn’t care how they did it. They could read it. They could act it. They could do it with puppets. Whatever they wanted. The only rules were it had to be a tweet written by someone else and it had to contain the entire tweet and nothing but the tweet.

This is what they gave us.

We hope you enjoy it.

@poeks & @sween

yvynyl:

Makeout Videotape - Heat Wave

flamgirlant:
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Gizmodo

Gizmodo
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fireland: Night falls. A woman drinks to dull the pain. A man eats a hot dog shoved inside a donut. The woman starts to weep as I belch the alphabet.

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luckyshirt: You may not know this about me, but I can kill a man with a paperclip. And by "a man", I mean "my productivity". Look, I made another S.

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Gorillaz - Stylo

Gorillaz - Stylo

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smokeandacoke

smokeandacoke

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peetypassion: Rare Buddhist flower found under nun’s washing machine The Udumbara flower was found in the home of a Chinese nun in Lushan Mountain, Jiangxi province, China. The rare Youtan Poluo or Udumbara flower, which, according to Buddhist legend, only blooms every 3,000 years, measures just 1mm in diametre. Miao Wei, 50, was cleaning when she discovered the cluster of white flowers under the washing machine. At first she thought the barely-there stems were worm eggs, however, the next day she discovered that the stems had grown 18 white tiny flowers on top and smelled “fragrant”. Local temples believe the mini blooms are specimens of the miraculous Youtan Poluo flower - called “Udumbara” or “Udambara” in Sanskrit, meaning “an auspicious flower from heaven.”

peetypassion:

Rare Buddhist flower found under nun’s washing machine

The Udumbara flower was found in the home of a Chinese nun in Lushan Mountain, Jiangxi province, China.

The rare Youtan Poluo or Udumbara flower, which, according to Buddhist legend, only blooms every 3,000 years, measures just 1mm in diametre.

Miao Wei, 50, was cleaning when she discovered the cluster of white flowers under the washing machine.

At first she thought the barely-there stems were worm eggs, however, the next day she discovered that the stems had grown 18 white tiny flowers on top and smelled “fragrant”.

Local temples believe the mini blooms are specimens of the miraculous Youtan Poluo flower - called “Udumbara” or “Udambara” in Sanskrit, meaning “an auspicious flower from heaven.”