Watch Amazonian Butterflies Take Sips of a Turtle’s Salty Tears
July 25th, 2018 7:33am
Watch Amazonian Butterflies Take Sips of a Turtle’s Salty Tears
July 25th, 2018 7:33am
July 22nd, 2018 7:07pm
July 22nd, 2018 7:06pm
Beatkit™ was a brand without a product that promised to cease and desist in the year 2000, which it did. Beatkit’s mantra was “the general gloss of falsity is our only product”, which was a long-winded way of saying “Beatkit: it’s all lies.” So despite what I say it actually did have a product, the RemoverInstaller™, which was a baby rattle type of device except with no rattle and no moving parts. It had no function or utility of any kind, except to inspire an ad campaign around itself, Panic Now. Panic Now was similar to other real-world ad campaigns, except it dispensed with any pretense to romance or amuse you and instead just focused on the naked howling truth of all ads, i.e. “Stop whatever you”re doing and look at this. You don’t even know what it is but you need it. Don’t try to reason your way through it or out of it, just panic. Now.”
Shawn Wolfe (interview by Kristen Rask of Schmancy Toys, CrownDozen, 2007)
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July 21st, 2018 9:12am
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July 19th, 2018 9:06pm
July 19th, 2018 9:04pm
VIDEO FROM THE SURFACE OF A COMET
This is truly incredible.
Remember Rosetta? That comet-chasing European Space Agency (ESA) probe that deployed (and accidentally bounced) its lander Philae on the surface of Comet 67P? This GIF is made up of images Rosetta beamed back to Earth, which have been freely available online for a while. But it took Twitter user landru79 processing and assembling them into this short, looped clip to reveal the drama they contained.
July 16th, 2018 8:34pm
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I feel wonderful drinking beer, in a blissful mood, with joy in my heart and a happy liver.
— ancient Sumerian poet, circa 3000 BCE (via historical-nonfiction)
July 16th, 2018 8:15pm