A gallery of random babbles and other non-sense from the mind of a not so normal college student.

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iheartclassics:

iPhone cases for the Classics!

iheartclassics:

iPhone cases for the Classics!

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iheartclassics:

“Yes, I know most of you just grab the book and open the cover, but this is about respect, people! Follow protocol, and your reading experience will be technically enjoyable.”Lol.  
maloriebrooke:

I just loved this. We must care for the things we cherish. :)

iheartclassics:

“Yes, I know most of you just grab the book and open the cover, but this is about respect, people! Follow protocol, and your reading experience will be technically enjoyable.”

Lol.  

maloriebrooke:

I just loved this. We must care for the things we cherish. :)

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hellomoon:

hellomoon:

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sharkandfriends:

Kind of a Catherine Zeta-Jones Entrapment thing going on here.

sharkandfriends:

Kind of a Catherine Zeta-Jones Entrapment thing going on here.

Source: sharkandfriends

ephemeraa:

Dissected - Dali, Van Gogh and Picasso

by DDB Brazil for the Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) Art School

Yep. This is awesome.

Source: streetanatomy.com

"I hate those people who love to tell you,
Money is the root of all that kills.
They have never been poor,
They have never had the joy of a welfare Christmas."

- I Will Buy You A New Life, Everclear

ianbrooks:

Tea Chemistry Set by Art Lebedev

Adorned with a traditional Gzhel pattern, this ceramic chemistry set has been repurposed as a Russian tea set. The best kind of science is the type you can drink.

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Source: ianbrooks

snarkinthewater:

Adam Savage dipping his fingers into a pot of molten lead. Immediately prior to submerging his fingers in the lead, he wet them with water, which will form a thin protective layer of water vapor on contact with the lead, which was heated to 850 degrees Fahrenheit. This is known as the Leidenfrost effect.

snarkinthewater:

Adam Savage dipping his fingers into a pot of molten lead. Immediately prior to submerging his fingers in the lead, he wet them with water, which will form a thin protective layer of water vapor on contact with the lead, which was heated to 850 degrees Fahrenheit. This is known as the Leidenfrost effect.

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Source: snarkinthewater

iheartclassics:

A Classic iPhone case!

What I plan to get once I finally get an iPhone…

iheartclassics:

A Classic iPhone case!

What I plan to get once I finally get an iPhone…

Source: society6.com