24 5 / 2013

digitalash:

oldschoolghoul:

ghoulnextdoor:

FRIDAY FRIPPERIES
Cryptozoology Tracking Society Ladies by MaidenVoyageClothing
They promised me they would get this in ladies sizing …and they did!  AND it is glow in the dark!
“Cryptozoology literally means “the study of hidden animals” - the term was first published in 1959 to describe the study of animals whose existence has not yet been proven.
As a tribute to this peculiar research, we’ve chosen some of Cryptozoology’s most well-known cryptids (each within their own illustrated vignette), which are listed below:• Sasquatch (Big Foot) - Bluff Creek, CA: In homage to one of the most famous Big Foot poses caught on camera.• Chupacabra - Canóvanas, PR: This blood-sucker’s lurking shadow approaches an unsuspecting herd of goats by moonlight.• Moth Man - Point Pleasant, WV: Soars high above the Silver Bridge (which collapsed in 1967), some believe warning motorists of impending doom.• Loch Ness - Highland, UK: In classic Loch Ness fashion, only a silhouetted neck and head are visible on this starry night.• Aliens - Roswell, NM: A UFO on its descent in the desert above a lone cactus- classic.• Jackalope - N. America: For good measure, a mounted Jackalope head takes it all in.• “1959” - For those of you that like details, Cryptozoology, as a term, was first published in 1959.Additionally, the design is complemented by tree branches, oak leaves and acorns, as well as, a banner at the bottom of the design, which declares, “Seeing is Believing.”Our version of the Cryptozoology “Tracking Society” does not really exist - if it did, its members would definitely rock this tee. However, a real society for the study of cryptids does exist. In fact, some cryptids studied by this society, such as the famed giant squid, have been proven true.” $28

I NEEEEED

wow yeah

digitalash:

oldschoolghoul:

ghoulnextdoor:

FRIDAY FRIPPERIES

Cryptozoology Tracking Society Ladies by MaidenVoyageClothing

They promised me they would get this in ladies sizing …and they did!  AND it is glow in the dark!

Cryptozoology literally means “the study of hidden animals” - the term was first published in 1959 to describe the study of animals whose existence has not yet been proven.


As a tribute to this peculiar research, we’ve chosen some of Cryptozoology’s most well-known cryptids (each within their own illustrated vignette), which are listed below:

• Sasquatch (Big Foot) - Bluff Creek, CA: In homage to one of the most famous Big Foot poses caught on camera.

• Chupacabra - Canóvanas, PR: This blood-sucker’s lurking shadow approaches an unsuspecting herd of goats by moonlight.

• Moth Man - Point Pleasant, WV: Soars high above the Silver Bridge (which collapsed in 1967), some believe warning motorists of impending doom.

• Loch Ness - Highland, UK: In classic Loch Ness fashion, only a silhouetted neck and head are visible on this starry night.

• Aliens - Roswell, NM: A UFO on its descent in the desert above a lone cactus- classic.

• Jackalope - N. America: For good measure, a mounted Jackalope head takes it all in.

• “1959” - For those of you that like details, Cryptozoology, as a term, was first published in 1959.

Additionally, the design is complemented by tree branches, oak leaves and acorns, as well as, a banner at the bottom of the design, which declares, “Seeing is Believing.”

Our version of the Cryptozoology “Tracking Society” does not really exist - if it did, its members would definitely rock this tee. However, a real society for the study of cryptids does exist. In fact, some cryptids studied by this society, such as the famed giant squid, have been proven true.” $28

I NEEEEED

wow yeah

24 5 / 2013

discoverynews:

funnywildlife:

Owly Molly Cuteness!!
***Nature & Wildlife Blog***

Ever feel like you’re being watched?

discoverynews:

funnywildlife:

Owly Molly Cuteness!!

***Nature & Wildlife Blog***

Ever feel like you’re being watched?

24 5 / 2013

archiemcphee:

“That’s it man, game over man, game over!”

This has got to be one of the most unsettling LEGO creations we’ve seen yet. Carlos Valero, a Spanish LEGO enthusiast who goes by the name AL13N163NA on DeviantART, used nearly 500 bricks to create this awesome 1:1 scale replica of a Facehugger from the Alien film series.

Now we’re wondering if Carlos has plans to make a LEGO Chestburster next…

[via Obvious Winner]

24 5 / 2013

digitalash:

inspiring eye roll abilities

digitalash:

inspiring eye roll abilities

(Source: madamemarlies)

24 5 / 2013

theonlymagicleftisart:

vialjarhorn:

“Ian Malcolm: From Chaos”
Large prints now available!

This is the best thing I’ve ever seen in my life.

BAHAHAHAHA!!!

theonlymagicleftisart:

vialjarhorn:

“Ian Malcolm: From Chaos”

Large prints now available!

This is the best thing I’ve ever seen in my life.

BAHAHAHAHA!!!

24 5 / 2013

bvix:

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-Season 1

1. Flight

2. The Earth’s Crust
3. Dinosaurs
4. Skin

5. Buoyancy

6. Gravity

7. Digestion

8. Phases of Matter

9. Biodiversity

10. Simple Machines

11. The Moon

12. Sound

13. Garbage

14. Structures

15. Earth’s Seasons

16. Light and Colour

17. Cells

18. Electricity

19. Outer Space

20. Eyeballs

-Season 2

1. Magnetism
2. Wind
3. Blood and Circulation
4. Chemical Reactions
5. Static Electricity
6. Food Web
7. Light Optics
8. Bones and Muscles
9. Ocean Currents
10. Heat
11. Insects
12. Balance
13. The Sun
14. The Brain
15. Forests
16. Communication
17. Momentum
18. Reptiles
19. Atmosphere
20. Respiration

-Season 3

1. Planets and Moon
2. Pressure
3. Plants
4. Rocks and Soil
5. Energy
6. Evolution
7. Water Cycle
8. Friction
9. Germs
10. Climates
11. Waves
12. Ocean Life
13. Mammals
14. Spinning Things
15. Fish
16. Human Transportation
17. Wetlands
18. Birds
19. Populations
20. Animal Locomotion

-Season 4

1. Rivers and Streams
2. Nutrition
3. Marine Mammals
4. Earthquakes
5. NTV Top 11 Video Countdown
6. Spiders
7. Pollution Solutions
8. Probability
9. Pseudoscience
10. Flowers
11. Archaeology
12. Deserts
13. Amphibians
14. Volcanoes
15. Invertebrates
16. Heart
17. Inventions
18. Computers
19. Fossils
20. Time

-Season 5

1. Forensics
2. Space Exploration
3. Genes
4. Architecture
5. Farming
6. Life Cycles
7. Do-It-Yourself Science
8. Atoms and Molecules
9. Ocean Exploration
10. Lakes and Ponds
11. Smell
12. Caves
13. Fluids
14. Erosion
15. Comets and Meteors
16. Storms
17. Measurement
18. Patterns
19. Science of Music
20. Motion

(Source: gangplankgalleon, via ikenbot)

23 5 / 2013

23 5 / 2013

lacigreen:

IS U OK IS U GOOD CUZ I WANTED TO KNOW

hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!

lacigreen:

IS U OK IS U GOOD CUZ I WANTED TO KNOW

hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!

(Source: abriannaa, via sasanne)

23 5 / 2013

22 5 / 2013

comedycentral:

meereeneseknot:

“I’ve just never really been into porn…I mean, the idea of people getting paid to have sex, it’s just awful. It’s never ever turned me on.”

This sketch was awesome.

lmao i’m dying

22 5 / 2013

22 5 / 2013

This was the best episode ever.

This was the best episode ever.

(Source: thismaduniverse)

22 5 / 2013

(Source: gattonya)

22 5 / 2013

witness-protection-with-wings:

I’m done breathing.

22 5 / 2013