Ruined by Internet

nevver:

French new wave
Circles on images
Squares on images
Words on canvas
Words in neon
Smoke/explosions
Bob Dylan circa 1965
Hair in face
Models
Whiteness
Visual puns involving pubic hair

  —   Magnificent Ruin

It’s accurate, I laughed.

If that’s making you happy that’s brilliant. You know? People shouldn’t be so snobby. To say that “Beethoven is great but 2 Unlimited is crap” I think is rubbish because it’s just not that simple. It’s like saying “filet mignon is brilliant food but bananas are stupid to eat!” It’s not! You need all the different things. — Björk (via christinefriar)

(via christinefriar)

God damn it, Wikipedia.

Wiki’d my school to make sure Justin Trudeau did teach French there (he did, he is also the freshly minted leader of the Liberal party)

A “notable graduate” from the school, whom I actually knew and hung out with, is the guy who starred in the Chinese remake of What Women Want

Halp

colchrishadfield:

I recently found that I have a number of blind followers, and I want to do right by them: I will record and tweet more sounds of the Station.

This is a Space Station Caution tone – not as bad as Warning or Emergency tones, but still never good news.

Colonel Chris Hadfield is a treasure and a very nice man also. 

One of his all-time best.

One of his all-time best.

I LOVE this.


“Thank you for going on this journey with me. I’ll see you at the movies.” — Roger Ebert, 1942-2013

“Thank you for going on this journey with me. I’ll see you at the movies.” 

— Roger Ebert, 1942-2013

Calling the overall human experience “poignant,” “thought-provoking,” and a “complete tour de force,” film critic Roger Ebert praised existence Thursday as “an audacious and thrilling triumph.” “While not without its flaws, life, from birth to death, is a masterwork, and an uplifting journey that both touches the heart and challenges the mind,” said Ebert, adding that while the totality of all humankind is sometimes “a mess in places,” it strives to be a magnum opus and, according to Ebert, largely succeeds at this goal. “At times brutally sad, yet surprisingly funny, and always completely honest, I wholeheartedly recommend existence. If you haven’t experienced it yet, then what are you waiting for? It is not to be missed.” Ebert later said that while human existence’s running time was “a little on the long side,” it could have gone on much, much longer and he would have been perfectly happy. — The Onion really knocked this one out of the park. 

toshiro-mifune:

Toshirō Mifune →  April 1, 1920 - December 24, 1997

BEST DUDE.

(via film-dot-com)