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did tumblr always have ads? or is it because yahoo bought it. i’m kinda sad

lecterpromaster:

Sopes @ La Sonora Botanera

Nada más cuidado con la salsa.

Via Foodspotting

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kkz4lyf3:

publicshaming:

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Iran, leaving dozens dead, within 24 hours of the Boston marathon bombing. What is the connection? Well, there isn’t one…

…that is, unless you’re a big asshole:

(The person above deleted their account. But that won’t stop me from finding her shitty tweets and posting them here.)

Yeah, that was some “deep thinking.”

fucking stupid

good lord i fucking hate people

sharonov:

2011 Rally of Greece
Citroen DS3 WRC
Kimi Raikkonen
Kaj LIndstrom

verymadlib:

thoughts-of-a-hip-hop-junkie:

Madlib

It’s been reported that a new Quasmoto LP is in the works entitled “Yessir Whatever.” This will be the first Quasimoto album since 2005’s “The Further Adventures of Lord Quas.” The new LP is looking at a June release. This should be pretty dope.

droolZ

morphinginthepuhsea:

zumainthyfuture:

chefbrody:

Mac & Cheese Hot Dog with Bacon & Chives

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck

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nokturnal:

f4lconpunch:

I CANT BREATHE OMFG LDSKFDSLFSDJ

DONE

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the-science-llama:

Particle Collisions Could Create Twin Black Holes at Large Hadron Collider

Back in 2008, physicists repeatedly assured us that a black hole produced by the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was not going to swallow Earth. But that doesn’t mean they weren’t hoping to make one. Collisions between high energy particles, like the LHC’s protons, could theoretically squeeze enough mass and energy into a small enough space to create a tiny black hole—and making one might be a bit easier than physicists believed. It takes 2.4 times less energy than previously thought to create a black hole from a particle collision, according to a new paper in Physical Review Letters. That’s because when two particles smash into each other, their gravitational pull traps energy at two points on either side of the crash site. If enough energy gets concentrated at those points, it collapses into twin black holes that quickly gobble each other up and merge into one, as seen in the simulation above. Even with the new energy estimates, the chances of making a black hole in a particle accelerator are still vanishingly small. But because spotting one at the relatively low energy of the LHC would be solid experimental evidence for extra dimensions, physicists are keeping their fingers crossed.

Via sciencemag.org

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sharonov:

2012 Schaeffler Audi A5 DTM
Mike Rockenfeller