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May 19th at 7PM / via: thebestratio / op: multitudeofgifs / 129,261 notes
lordlingenglish:

equestrianshitilove:

thejamesboyle:

i have seen everything i need to see before i die

I FOTGOT HOW TO DOLPHIN

GODDAMN IT FLIPFLIP.

lordlingenglish:

equestrianshitilove:

thejamesboyle:

i have seen everything i need to see before i die

I FOTGOT HOW TO DOLPHIN

GODDAMN IT FLIPFLIP.

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May 19th at 7PM / via: catp0rn / op: catp0rn / 172 notes
catp0rn:

Sista sista

catp0rn:

Sista sista


May 10th at 1AM / via: staypozitive / op: mutilatium / 370,673 notes

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May 10th at 1AM / via: gatsbymovie / op: gatsbymovie / 64,013 notes
gatsbymovie:

The Summer of Gatsby begins TODAY, old sport! Get your tickets now to the party of the year: http://bit.ly/GatsbyTix

gatsbymovie:

The Summer of Gatsby begins TODAY, old sport! Get your tickets now to the party of the year: http://bit.ly/GatsbyTix


May 10th at 12AM / via: shari-chan / op: wildcat2030 / 5,011 notes
coelasquid:

oldmanyellsatcloud:

wildcat2030:

Hoping to give new meaning to the term “natural light,” a small group of biotechnology hobbyists and entrepreneurs has started a project to develop plants that glow, potentially leading the way for trees that can replace electric streetlamps and potted flowers luminous enough to read by.
The project, which will use a sophisticated form of genetic engineering called synthetic biology, is attracting attention not only for its audacious goal, but for how it is being carried out.
Rather than being the work of a corporation or an academic laboratory, it will be done by a small group of hobbyist scientists in one of the growing number of communal laboratories springing up around the nation as biotechnology becomes cheap enough to give rise to a do-it-yourself movement.
The project is also being financed in a D.I.Y. sort of way: It has attracted more than $250,000 in pledges from about 4,500 donors in about two weeks on the Web site Kickstarter. (via A Dream of Glowing Trees Is Assailed for Gene-Tinkering - NYTimes.com)

Reblogged before, but worth an update: These guys got more than funded, with still 28 days to go. Not bad for a DIY biotech lab.

Oh science, how did you know I wanted to turn my apartment into Pandora?

coelasquid:

oldmanyellsatcloud:

wildcat2030:

Hoping to give new meaning to the term “natural light,” a small group of biotechnology hobbyists and entrepreneurs has started a project to develop plants that glow, potentially leading the way for trees that can replace electric streetlamps and potted flowers luminous enough to read by.

The project, which will use a sophisticated form of genetic engineering called synthetic biology, is attracting attention not only for its audacious goal, but for how it is being carried out.

Rather than being the work of a corporation or an academic laboratory, it will be done by a small group of hobbyist scientists in one of the growing number of communal laboratories springing up around the nation as biotechnology becomes cheap enough to give rise to a do-it-yourself movement.

The project is also being financed in a D.I.Y. sort of way: It has attracted more than $250,000 in pledges from about 4,500 donors in about two weeks on the Web site Kickstarter. (via A Dream of Glowing Trees Is Assailed for Gene-Tinkering - NYTimes.com)

Reblogged before, but worth an update: These guys got more than funded, with still 28 days to go. Not bad for a DIY biotech lab.

Oh science, how did you know I wanted to turn my apartment into Pandora?


I am completely in love #love #pooh #winniethepooh #poohbear #obsessed #cute #ipod #childhood #imawesome #donthate

I am completely in love #love #pooh #winniethepooh #poohbear #obsessed #cute #ipod #childhood #imawesome #donthate


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May 6th at 8PM / via: bendystr4w / op: cunts-4hoy / 11,238 notes

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May 6th at 8PM / via: thebestratio / op: niknak79 / 34,099 notes