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lucylovesyu:

This kid must be a musical genius if he can play that, but isn’t at the age to talk yet..

thedailywhat:

OMG! Stop What You’re Doing And Watch The Hell Out Of This Adorbz Kid of the Day: Cutest kid ever performing the cutest version ever of Jason Mraz’s “I’m Yours” on the ukulele.

Disclaimer: TDW may not be held responsible for any and all spontaneous pregnancies which will occur as a result of this video.

[thanks jennifer and kevin!]

too cute. though I must ask, what does his sweater say? not communism..?

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j-p-g:

kodak - “photoshop” (via china.sixty4)

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j-p-g:

kodak - “photoshop” (via china.sixty4)

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j-p-g:

Is there life on planet brocolli? (via smiling_da_vinci)

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j-p-g:

Is there life on planet brocolli? (via smiling_da_vinci)

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j-p-g:

now where did i put that #@!^&% (via Asad K)

makes my office look neat and tidy!

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j-p-g:

now where did i put that #@!^&% (via Asad K)

makes my office look neat and tidy!

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followandreblog:

balloonsatmyfuneral: (via supermars)

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bunch:

Next time you feel the urge to complain about Manhattan (or wherever you live) being too crowded, think about the people of Sichuan, China.

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benjaminhilts:

samsaramotel:

Philip Toledano, Days with my father (via)

“When I was taking pictures of my father, I felt like someone drinking deeply from the well for a last time, before setting out on a long journey alone. I wanted to remember as much as possible. To see as much as I could, to remember smells, conversations, the light on my father’s face when he smiled, when he was angry. It was very strange, spending time with someone I knew would die soon (we both knew, and where both waiting for it). I did the project never thinking it would speak to other people. It’s funny, now, in retrospect, that something I thought was so personal is so universal. ”