The Conroy Manifesto

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socialjusticeally:

UM EXCUSE ME BUT POOR GRAMMAR IS INCREDIBLY OFFENSIVE

I THINK YOU MEANT “TOO”, YOU SHIT-EATING FUCKFACE.

KILL YOURSELF FOR REAL

FUCKING PISS ON ME

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fyeahelwoodcity:

Seattle is for QUITTERS! 

(we apologize if you are from Seattle. It is not for quitters. It is actually quite nice.)

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hailey-jordan:

Did you mean The cutest thing ever?

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justanotherawkwardnerdboy:

thisistheverge:

Vaudeville: a 12-foot-tall rideable mech you control with Kinect and your smartphone

Plenty of anime fans have longed for the chance to ride in a mech of their own, and now a Japanese firm is trying to make that dream come true with Vaudeville — a giant robot that you can control with Kinect or through your mobile phone.

W….what

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omocat:

RIP maurice sendak :(

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theexistentialstoner:

Syd and Matt Martians are The Internet, an experimental soul duo who recently released their first album under Odd Future Records. They share an apartment a mile from the beach in sunny Los Angeles and live a life many of their peers envy. However, many are blind to the realities of the industry they’re a part of.

Since the release of their debut album Purple Naked Ladies, the pair has found the antiquated business model of the music industry to be something they no longer wish to supply. But how can musicians make a living and spread their music to the rest of the world without the aide of one of the world’s major record labels behind them?

With their careers now relying on that answer, they have decided to take on the risks and rewards of doing it themselves, with help of their supporters of course. Fueled by the overwhelmingly positive feedback they’ve gotten from fans since the release of PNL, Syd and Matt have started this kickstarter project to help fund the FREE release of their next studio album and a documentary that will capture their journey from its inception to completion. 

wnycradiolab:

Fractal pancakes and organ pancakes!  Now I know what’s been missing from my morning routine all these years.  These are from Saipancakes and if you’re not satisfied with what you see here, don’t worry, they have lots more.

…those lungs look extra tasty, don’t they?

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