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alanrickmandaily:

Mine

LOVER: Severus Snape
BEST FRIEND: Dr. Alfred Blalock
ENEMY: Alex
FIRST KISS: Metatron
HAS A CRUSH ON YOU: Sinclair
KILLED BY: Phil Allen

Why’s all of mine Tybalt?

questionableadvice:

~ Friendly Talks About Marriage, G. W. Shinn, 1897

questionableadvice:

~ Friendly Talks About Marriage, G. W. Shinn, 1897

sciencecenter:

Watch real footage of a nova exploding

The video from NASA’s STEREO-B spacecraft might not look like much - a small white dot appearing from the cosmic backdrop - but it represents an explosive stellar force. You’re watching the birth of the nova Sagittarii 2012, and io9 explains what a nova is:

This isn’t to be confused with a supernova, which is a star that has collapsed in on itself causing it to completely self-destruct — rather, a nova is a cataclysmic nuclear explosion that happens in a binary system when one star sucks away too much hydrogen from its partner. A white dwarf can only hold so much hydrogen before it reaches critical mass and completely explodes, thereby ejecting all its excess mass into space.

The coolest part: the white dwarf remains intact after the explosion, allowing for the cycle to repeat itself. You can bet NASA will keep an eye on this particular region of space in the future.

OMFG that is awesome!

(Source: Wired)

I guess Heartland decided to ignore high profile criminals that don’t believe in Global Warming.  This is just as ridiculous as “Hitler was a vegetarian.  Eat meat.”

I guess Heartland decided to ignore high profile criminals that don’t believe in Global Warming.  This is just as ridiculous as “Hitler was a vegetarian.  Eat meat.”

(via sciencecenter)

cardboardlife:

Here’s a couple of pages from a comic I’m working on at the moment called Looking Out which is going to be published by Hic & Hoc later in the year.

The idea is that it’s similar to my Intricate Dwellings series but with an actual story. It’s going to be 40 pages long when it’s finished. You can expect to see some more previews soon!

Me: Stupid computers are slow today.

Workmate: As slow as turtle?

Me: Turtles can be pretty quick (swimmers).

Workmate: As slow as a turtle egg, then.

questionableadvice:

~ Correct Social Usage: a Course of Instruction in good Form, Style and Deportment, by Eighteen Distinguished Authors, 1906

questionableadvice:

~ Correct Social Usage: a Course of Instruction in good Form, Style and Deportment, by Eighteen Distinguished Authors, 1906

“The Land Behind the World” is a wonderful childhood memory.

It should become a multi-part movie.  Seriously.  Real, CGI or traditionally animated, I don’t care.  As long as it’s faithful to the series and done well, I’ll watch it.  

With the movie industry seemingly resorting film adaptations of childhood books, it’s high time this 9 book Australian series has a turn in the spotlight.

First Doctor’s travelling companion was his grand-daughter, Susan.

I wonder if he’s referring to Susan’s parent.

(Source: gallifreyfieldsforever, via theatomicboom)

alanrickmandaily:

Mine

LOVER: Severus Snape
BEST FRIEND: Dr. Alfred Blalock
ENEMY: Alex
FIRST KISS: Metatron
HAS A CRUSH ON YOU: Sinclair
KILLED BY: Phil Allen

Why’s all of mine Tybalt?

questionableadvice:

~ Friendly Talks About Marriage, G. W. Shinn, 1897

questionableadvice:

~ Friendly Talks About Marriage, G. W. Shinn, 1897

sciencecenter:

Watch real footage of a nova exploding

The video from NASA’s STEREO-B spacecraft might not look like much - a small white dot appearing from the cosmic backdrop - but it represents an explosive stellar force. You’re watching the birth of the nova Sagittarii 2012, and io9 explains what a nova is:

This isn’t to be confused with a supernova, which is a star that has collapsed in on itself causing it to completely self-destruct — rather, a nova is a cataclysmic nuclear explosion that happens in a binary system when one star sucks away too much hydrogen from its partner. A white dwarf can only hold so much hydrogen before it reaches critical mass and completely explodes, thereby ejecting all its excess mass into space.

The coolest part: the white dwarf remains intact after the explosion, allowing for the cycle to repeat itself. You can bet NASA will keep an eye on this particular region of space in the future.

OMFG that is awesome!

(Source: Wired)

I guess Heartland decided to ignore high profile criminals that don’t believe in Global Warming.  This is just as ridiculous as “Hitler was a vegetarian.  Eat meat.”

I guess Heartland decided to ignore high profile criminals that don’t believe in Global Warming.  This is just as ridiculous as “Hitler was a vegetarian.  Eat meat.”

(via sciencecenter)

cardboardlife:

Here’s a couple of pages from a comic I’m working on at the moment called Looking Out which is going to be published by Hic & Hoc later in the year.

The idea is that it’s similar to my Intricate Dwellings series but with an actual story. It’s going to be 40 pages long when it’s finished. You can expect to see some more previews soon!

Me: Stupid computers are slow today.

Workmate: As slow as turtle?

Me: Turtles can be pretty quick (swimmers).

Workmate: As slow as a turtle egg, then.

questionableadvice:

~ Correct Social Usage: a Course of Instruction in good Form, Style and Deportment, by Eighteen Distinguished Authors, 1906

questionableadvice:

~ Correct Social Usage: a Course of Instruction in good Form, Style and Deportment, by Eighteen Distinguished Authors, 1906

(Source: ahlakes, via theatomicboom)

“The Land Behind the World” is a wonderful childhood memory.

It should become a multi-part movie.  Seriously.  Real, CGI or traditionally animated, I don’t care.  As long as it’s faithful to the series and done well, I’ll watch it.  

With the movie industry seemingly resorting film adaptations of childhood books, it’s high time this 9 book Australian series has a turn in the spotlight.

First Doctor’s travelling companion was his grand-daughter, Susan.

I wonder if he’s referring to Susan’s parent.

(Source: gallifreyfieldsforever, via theatomicboom)

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