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psychotronicvortex:

Infographic: Celebrating Towel Day - May 25, 2012
Lemon.ly has a hoopy little infographic about Towel Day which falls on this Friday, May 25th.

If you don’t know much about Douglas Adams, the most important thing to know is that he wrote humorous and fun science fiction books. This May marks the 11-year anniversary of Adams’ death. Two weeks after his death, his fans decided to commemorate him by making May 25th, Towel Day, and it turns out Lemon.ly’s designer, Ana, is one of those fans.

Great work, Ana, and one should always know where their towel is.
(via Lemon.ly)

psychotronicvortex:

Infographic: Celebrating Towel Day - May 25, 2012

Lemon.ly has a hoopy little infographic about Towel Day which falls on this Friday, May 25th.

If you don’t know much about Douglas Adams, the most important
thing to know is that he wrote humorous and fun science fiction books. This May marks the 11-year anniversary of Adams’ death. Two weeks after his death, his fans decided to commemorate him by making May 25th, Towel Day, and it turns out Lemon.ly’s designer, Ana, is one of those fans.

Great work, Ana, and one should always know where their towel is.

(via Lemon.ly)

giantchicken:

averagefuture:

robert downey jr’s face was meant to be on cats okay

#died

waiting-for-the-tardis:

remember the time shrek 2 ended with the best animated music number ever for no apparent reason

irshinyrobot:

good, good times…. THE FEELS ARE TOO STRONG

irshinyrobot:

good, good times…. THE FEELS ARE TOO STRONG

You won’t allow me to go to school.
I won’t become a doctor.
Remember this:
One day you will be sick.

— Poem written by an 11 year old Afghan girl 

This poem was recorded in a NYT magazine article about female underground poetry groups in Afghanistan. An amazing article about the ways in which women are using a traditional two line poetry form to express their resistance to male oppression, their feelings about love (considered blasphemous), and their doubts about religion. 

One of the best articles I’ve read all year. Here’s the link

(via katyuno)

previouslysane:

the ship chooses the shipper, mr. potter

it is not always clear how

masterassassino:

Fandoms are a lot like English teachers, they read into the story so much that they come up with logical things that the writer never even realised.