I’m done.
good walrus Johnny Bravo is such a Bro Strider dude.
Me, as a father. Also, Johnny Bravo is my power animal.
(Source: sherlockrunningawayfrommpreg)
A quick chat outtake with a friend.
- Him: I'm eating something...peculiar
- Me: Look, it's part of every male human body. Don't try and alienate it to make yourself feel better about what you're doing. What you're doing is natural. Embrace it.
- Him: what?
- Him: I'm confused
- Me: We know sweetie. It's okay.
(Source: latinageek)
![thewalrusisagod:
mit-the-destroyer:
hungarysovaries:
insmufferabledick:
crab-cakes:
kaffeinebuzz:
[Had to share this beauty…]
You wouldn’t steal a car, you wouldn’t steal a handbag…
We all know how the rest goes, because thanks to the Motion Picture Association Of America and their foreign associates, every time you hire a DVD, you have to sit through this ad before you get to the main menu. But in what must be the most delicious slice of irony served this year, it has just been discovered that that the music used to soundtrack this 50-second pain in the ass is actually stolen.
Netherlands composer Melchior Rietveldt composed that ominous techno tune for a local film festival after being asked by anti-piracy group BREIN, who are funded by Hollywood. A few years later, he got himself a copy of Harry Potter on DVD and noticed his music was suddenly being used for much wider use than he had originally agreed to in contract. Which essentially means that when they say ‘you wouldn’t steal a television’, that doesn’t quite extend to intellectual property.
Rest of the story…
Ahaha, oh maaaan
fffff oh god
OH MY GOD.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
BUSTED~!
Welp, under SOPA and all of its numerous friends, this means that the entire Motion Picture Association of America (and every theater that has ever played a movie which showed this little video) can now be shut down and disbanded, on the authority of musician Melchior Rietveldt. As a side bonus, the leaders of the MPAoA, as well as the owners and possibly the staff of said movie theaters, can be imprisoned.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxai7fsVHh1qb6509o1_500.jpg)
[Had to share this beauty…]
You wouldn’t steal a car, you wouldn’t steal a handbag…
We all know how the rest goes, because thanks to the Motion Picture Association Of America and their foreign associates, every time you hire a DVD, you have to sit through this ad before you get to the main menu. But in what must be the most delicious slice of irony served this year, it has just been discovered that that the music used to soundtrack this 50-second pain in the ass is actually stolen.
Netherlands composer Melchior Rietveldt composed that ominous techno tune for a local film festival after being asked by anti-piracy group BREIN, who are funded by Hollywood. A few years later, he got himself a copy of Harry Potter on DVD and noticed his music was suddenly being used for much wider use than he had originally agreed to in contract. Which essentially means that when they say ‘you wouldn’t steal a television’, that doesn’t quite extend to intellectual property.
Ahaha, oh maaaan
fffff oh god
OH MY GOD.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
BUSTED~!
Welp, under SOPA and all of its numerous friends, this means that the entire Motion Picture Association of America (and every theater that has ever played a movie which showed this little video) can now be shut down and disbanded, on the authority of musician Melchior Rietveldt. As a side bonus, the leaders of the MPAoA, as well as the owners and possibly the staff of said movie theaters, can be imprisoned.
Wake up at 7:30 am starving, wide eyed and bushy tailed. Take a nap. Wake at 9:30 sleepy and lazy. WTF?
Tool - Lateralus - Fibonacci explanation
What just happened… I will never be able to put into words. To name the Tao is to no longer know the Tao.
(Source: youtube.com)
We’re always searching
Her beauty watches over me, so let us hide and we’ll dance the night away.
Kiss the rise of the sun, and then we’ll melt away, that’s who we are.
We are always searching, always searching.
It tasted three times better than it looked. Approved!
