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Feb

I wish more advertising was this subtle

“Surprise Dinner” by DDB Los Angeles for Ameriquest

5 days ago

advertising/humour/

30

Dec

Tom's Glossary of Book Publishing Terms

1 month ago

09

Sep

Immersion

Photographer Robbie Cooper shows just how focused young video-game players can be.

5 months ago

Cracker - Madiba and the 1995 Rugby World Cup - amazing video:

Stuff like this has me crying like a baby. So so so inspiring. :-)

5 months ago

06

Aug

John Hughes 80s Montage - set to Teenage Wasteland (via @BWJones)

6 months ago

montage/John Hughes/videos/

30

Jul

siddd: This is true, and it makes me sad.

siddd:

This is true, and it makes me sad.

6 months ago 1 note

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21

Jul

Watching ‘For All Mankind’ with live accompaniment from Icebreaker and BJ Cole last night made me think of this Boards of Canada music video - Dayvan Cowboy (via hiperinflacion). It incorporates footage from the highest altitude jump ever made (5,330 m). Breathtaking.

6 months ago

freefall/joseph kittinger/boards of canada/

10

Jul

Mac people always smile because shit just works, thus they have more time to be pretty and cultured. Windows people frooooown because they spend their brain time working out issues and UI problems (they don’t call them UI problems though, they just transparently accept them).
~Seyhan Aydin

7 months ago

quotes/humour/geeky/

08

Jul

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things - 1961 (via Astrotype)

7 months ago 1 note

jazz/John Coltrane/1961/

Via @sznq joeschmitt: Here it is! Mathematical proof that it’s never too soon to make jokes about dead celebrities. I even showed my work. So I don’t want to hear it any more that it’s too soon to make jokes about a dead celebrity or a plane full of people - unless there’s some chance those people will read the jokes on Twitter or Tumblr. None of us are so popular that Farrah Fawcett’s dead fiance or Janet Jackson is reading their tweets. Not even @sween. OK, maybe @sween. [Image created with Stainless Steel Sharpie courtesy of @SharpieSusan.]

Via @sznq

joeschmitt:

Here it is! Mathematical proof that it’s never too soon to make jokes about dead celebrities. I even showed my work.

So I don’t want to hear it any more that it’s too soon to make jokes about a dead celebrity or a plane full of people - unless there’s some chance those people will read the jokes on Twitter or Tumblr. None of us are so popular that Farrah Fawcett’s dead fiance or Janet Jackson is reading their tweets. Not even @sween.

OK, maybe @sween.

[Image created with Stainless Steel Sharpie courtesy of @SharpieSusan.]

7 months ago 42 notes

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maths/humour/