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Not sure why this was the first thing that came to mind when Rabbit said that in this video.
(click hi-res to see the not tiny as hell version)
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On my 18th birthday, I am suddenly aware of how much work my parents and siblings have put in, in hopes of producing a fairly well-adjusted child in adverse circumstances.
Shout out to them being effin’ mint.
shout out to my mom for making the most perfect kid ever
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The best part was when I tried to explain this picture to my own mother. I think she kinda got it? Anyway, Happy Mother’s Day tumblr!
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meanwhile on britain’s got talent
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CONGRATULATIONS. YOU HAVE JUST WON THE INTERNET.
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Handy Guide to Reading Science News!
Someone very smart once said (paraphrasing here): “Your head should be open to new ideas, but not so open that your brains fall out.”
Keep these tips in mind when you read science news, and beware alarmism. You don’t have to stop feeling amazed and awed to be a little cautious and skeptical. I’ll be posting more tips like this in the future.
(via Double X Science)
I should read The Fault in Our Stars before it becomes IMPOSSIBLE not to have accumulated the entire plot via quote graphics
I have a degree in biological sciences. I currently work at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago where I maintain all the living organisms within the exhibits. I also completed an internship with the marine mammals at Shedd Aquarium. When I’m not doing science, I play bass in an orchestra and a rock band, autocross my car, ride my bike, run, groom dogs, and seek more knowledge.
