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(via catbird)
OK. Enough catbird awesomeness. Back to your regularly scheduled internet.

(via catbird)

OK. Enough catbird awesomeness. Back to your regularly scheduled internet.

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(via catbird)

(via catbird)

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Great to see Yo La last month.

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Papa Forgot A Brand New Soy Latte by Cabel via Merlin

Papa Forgot A Brand New Soy Latte by Cabel via Merlin

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My Pop sent this to me. Nice break from the right wing political stuff he usually sends.

My Pop sent this to me. Nice break from the right wing political stuff he usually sends.

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¡que viva el weed commisioner!
(Posted this via email. Hey ESB: you know how to post by email, yeah? If not, check out “Goodies” in your dashboard.)

¡que viva el weed commisioner!

(Posted this via email. Hey ESB: you know how to post by email, yeah? If not, check out “Goodies” in your dashboard.)

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Read about a very unusual cafe in Japan. 
It is a fairly short story, and Cabel is a good writer, but be sure you stick with it until he doesn’t quite get what he ordered at the cafe. After this: the sublime begins.

Read about a very unusual cafe in Japan.

It is a fairly short story, and Cabel is a good writer, but be sure you stick with it until he doesn’t quite get what he ordered at the cafe. After this: the sublime begins.

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Pepe the King Prawn
Pepe has written a book, It’s Hard Out Here for a Shrimp. The number of awesome things here is making my head hurt. There is a muppet wiki? A four armed muppet with street cred?
Via the equally wonderful blog: mimi smartypants.
Any of theses links should be totally day making, if your heart is not totally hardened.

Pepe the King Prawn

Pepe has written a book, It’s Hard Out Here for a Shrimp. The number of awesome things here is making my head hurt. There is a muppet wiki? A four armed muppet with street cred?

Via the equally wonderful blog: mimi smartypants.

Any of theses links should be totally day making, if your heart is not totally hardened.

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Landnámabók (meaning “The Book of Settlement”) is a medieval Icelandic manuscript describing in considerable detail the settlement (“landnám”) of Iceland by the Norse in the 9th and 10th century A.D. It begins with Ingólfur Arnarson’s original settlement in Reykjavík and his claims on land to the north, west, east and south.

Stangely the book barely mentions elves, fairies, or time travleling polar bears.

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piquant:
via the adorable daily photo site Someone Once Told Me

piquant:

via the adorable daily photo site Someone Once Told Me