Basically, run.

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livindavidaloki:

#this was very sad #but then he went and killed the dude #and they ruined it #an eye for an eye? that’s not how the doctor operates

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goddamnitamazonwheresmyyarn: From the side they’re kind of ok, despite being super uneven. But from the front. I can’t even. What has my dad done.

goddamnitamazonwheresmyyarn:

From the side they’re kind of ok, despite being super uneven. But from the front.

I can’t even. What has my dad done.

(Quelle: wellicouldbeangry)

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Today is coming. Dinosors on the Spaceship. I´m Holding my sonic Screwdriver in my Hand.

that dum song firflies with dog and cat instead of person

ladykaterobin:

motherfuckinglucifer:

before-i-phan:

gameandwatch:

askinnyblackman:

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK AM I LISTENING TO

do you know how long i have been looking for this post

you have no fucking idea

I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO REAPPEAR FOR MONTHS FUCK

OH MY GOD.

I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR MEOW MEOW MEOW MEOW

MEOW MEOW FUCKING MEOW

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kqedscience: Man Creates Life-Size Wall-E That Tugs the Heartstrings “The picture above represents two years of work by Mike Senna, a California robot fan and hobbyist. Having already built a working R2-D2 in 2002, Senna set himself a somewhat tougher task in 2010 with his Wall-E project. Based on the 2008 movie, Wall-E is a life-size version of a robot that never actually existed. To get the movements right, Senna worked from screen grabs and posters from the movie. Senna, who has a full-time job, spent 25 hours a week on the endeavor. Why? For years, Senna took his R2-D2 robot to a yearly Hope Cancer Survivors Picnic for pediatrics and delighted to see how the kids reacted. This year he took Wall-E.” OMG!!!

kqedscience:

Man Creates Life-Size Wall-E That Tugs the Heartstrings

“The picture above represents two years of work by Mike Senna, a California robot fan and hobbyist.

Having already built a working R2-D2 in 2002, Senna set himself a somewhat tougher task in 2010 with his Wall-E project. Based on the 2008 movie, Wall-E is a life-size version of a robot that never actually existed. To get the movements right, Senna worked from screen grabs and posters from the movie. Senna, who has a full-time job, spent 25 hours a week on the endeavor.

Why? For years, Senna took his R2-D2 robot to a yearly Hope Cancer Survivors Picnic for pediatrics and delighted to see how the kids reacted. This year he took Wall-E.”

OMG!!!

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vengerturtle: “Jarvis’s holographic keyboard designs were replete with exotic symbols and undefined characters. Meinerding adapted keyboard characters from sources as diverse as mythology and electrical engineering figures…The net result of such subtleties reinforces that the mind of Tony Stark is so advanced that he and Jarvis are essentially speaking to each other in a language uniquely their own.” - The Art of Iron Man

vengerturtle:

“Jarvis’s holographic keyboard designs were replete with exotic symbols and undefined characters. Meinerding adapted keyboard characters from sources as diverse as mythology and electrical engineering figures…The net result of such subtleties reinforces that the mind of Tony Stark is so advanced that he and Jarvis are essentially speaking to each other in a language uniquely their own.” - The Art of Iron Man

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sainthannah:

raegasm:

Earth’s Furriest Heroes

wow I love the internet

I just found a squirrel photoshopped into various super heroes 

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