1. WE DID IT!!!
    WE DID IT!!!
  2. Arrested Development Movie Kinda Confirmed | Laughing Squid

  3. tmblg:

    Woman sure love yogurt. via implodr
  4. yourmonkeycalled: Eddie Murphy’s giant head on the interstate. (via ahhhitshayley —> emptyage)

    yourmonkeycalled:

    Eddie Murphy’s giant head on the interstate.

    (via ahhhitshayley —> emptyage)

  5. Heinz had to pull this ad because of the kiss…
  6. The Lego Secret Vault: Lego Secret Vault Contains All Sets In History
  7. A million videos played on Vimeo in one day

    jakoblodwick:

    “At its peak that’s 17 people hitting play every second.” -Andrew Pile. I passed the torch to him after I left and it’s satisfying watching him run with it. He’s taken it to a place I didn’t, and couldn’t have. He is obsessed!
  8. Top 10 Amazon.com Bible Reviews

    mariakonstantinov:

    1. “Excellent Special FX throughout”
    2. “The best fantasy epic since Lord of the Rings”
    3. “There aren’t enough good fights”
    4. “Three stars, because the paper was too thin”
    5. “One of the most disjointed novels I’ve read in a long while”
    6. “Almost preachy in tone”
    7. “Good ending”
    8. “The Lord hath no scorn like the scorn reserved for one-star reviewers”
    9. “Who wrote this thing, Michael Moore?”
    10. “Definitely not his best work”
  9. Poopfreeze — Frost it and toss it!!
  10. in action: a skyscraper’s amazing 728-ton stabilising ball | deputydog
    in action: a skyscraper’s amazing 728-ton stabilising ball | deputydog
  11. Macworld | How to buy a camera lens
  12. App Game “AQUA FOREST” for iPhone
  13. Gates without Microsoft - FORTUNE Magazine
    A rare photo set of Bill Gates’ life.
  14. buzzandersen: (via jtt) Richard Harrington’s photo set of an abandoned NASA trailer near Bishop, CA is so right up my alley, appealing as it does to: my love of the California desert, my fondness for lost and abandoned places, and my 1980s space program nostalgia.

    buzzandersen:

    (via jtt)

    Richard Harrington’s photo set of an abandoned NASA trailer near Bishop, CA is so right up my alley, appealing as it does to: my love of the California desert, my fondness for lost and abandoned places, and my 1980s space program nostalgia.