July 2011
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The Book of Imaginary Beings →
This is relevant to many of my interests. Kest Schwartzman is a metalsmith trained at Massachusetts College of Art. She has been making masks for over a decade. She is now embarking on a journey to make a mask for every creature in the 1969 version of Borges’ “The Book of Imaginary Beings” as translated by Norman Thomas Di Giovanni
Jul 30th
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Bristolwhip: Captain America - Jemma Salume →
Every time I think Jemma Salume could not possibly impress me more, she goes and draws something like this. Motherfuckin’ PERFECT.
Jul 29th
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"6 Questions with the Man Who Had Sex on the Moon" →
jump-suit: asonlynasacan: In the imaginary words of John Young, “WHUT IN TARNATION IS THIS” Also, I thought Jimi Hendrix had sex on the Moon. I mean, it’s possible. He was Jimi Hendrix. And Al Shepard thought he was cool for golfing on the moon. Please imagine your own joke about a “hole in one.” Hey-o!! … —- …
Jul 28th
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Jul 27th
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Jul 27th
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You Should Date An Illiterate Girl « Thought... →
… Date a girl who doesn’t read because the girl who reads knows the importance of plot. She can trace out the demarcations of a prologue and the sharp ridges of a climax. She feels them in her skin. The girl who reads will be patient with an intermission and expedite a denouement. But of all things, the girl who reads knows most the ineluctable significance of an end. She is comfortable...
Jul 26th
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Yes Virginia, You Can Still Be An Astronaut | NASA... →
A nice thought for a dreary Monday. “If kids are in school right now and want to be astronauts, there’s going to be possibly even more opportunities,” Walheim told SPACE.com. “With the commercialization of access to low-Earth orbit, that will give people a chance to go to the International Space Station. And then beyond low-Earth orbit exploration, NASA will be right in...
Jul 25th
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Jul 25th
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And They Thought We Wouldn't Notice
He’s a scary-smart polymath. He punches dangerous crackpots. He over-accessorizes persistently and egregiously. He’s not much of a team player. And when he’s not working, he’s got a reputation as a drunken playboy. When you look at it from the right angle, it’s blatantly obvious: Buzz Aldrin is Batman.
Jul 25th
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Jul 23rd
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Dear Anonymous Spambot Querent
I am pretty sure that I have not in fact always wanted to see you naked. Perhaps you are confusing me with The Internet.
Jul 23rd
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Jul 22nd
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WatchWatch
itsfullofstars: the Space Shuttle Era comes in for a landing. See you, space cowboy.
Jul 21st
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Who Needs NASA? Life as an Independent Astronaut →
Don’t judge based on the title. Just watch the short, then read the interview, then smile inscrutably for the rest of the day.
Jul 21st
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Jul 21st
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Jul 20th
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Jul 20th
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Comic Con Pervs: So why this is A Thing →
comicconpervs: As with anything on the Internet, I suspect there will be someone out there that will be, for lack of a better word, butthurt about my little endeavor here. So I figure I’ll explain myself here, and also to people who don’t understand what it is I mean when I make reference to Comic Con Pervs,…
Jul 19th
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And When They Find Them, I Will Climb Each One
jump-suit: postcardsfromspace: NASA is trying to track down hundreds of “moon trees”—trees grown from seeds that were carried to the moon, then scattered across the U.S. New road trip plan. Yes.
Jul 19th
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And When They Find Them, I Will Climb Each One
NASA is trying to track down hundreds of “moon trees”—trees grown from seeds that were carried to the moon, then scattered across the U.S.
Jul 19th
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