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Nov 5

Nov 4
dominilucy:

72 hidden bands
Knock yourself out Tumblr… Let me start it off
1. Alice in chains

smashing pumpkins and matchbox 20

dominilucy:

72 hidden bands

Knock yourself out Tumblr… Let me start it off

1. Alice in chains

smashing pumpkins and matchbox 20


fmylife:

Today, my parents, who are divorced, were arguing over who has to pay for my bus pass. They decided they wouldn’t pay unless the other one did too. Neither will pay the £60 it’ll cost for my bus pass. I now have to walk to school every day, in freezing winter weather. It’s 9 miles. Each way. FML

lmao… 9 miles each way!!! you mean its not shorter one way?  or uphill both ways maybe?



Nov 3
doctor keeps telling me you better start slowing it down.. but there’s more old drunks than there are old doctors so i guess we better have another round…

doctor keeps telling me you better start slowing it down.. but there’s more old drunks than there are old doctors so i guess we better have another round…


Quisiera ser perla fina
de tus lucidos aretas.
Pa morderte la orejita
y besarte los cachetes
quien te manda ser bonita
que hasta a mi me comprometes.


Que voy a hacer si cada que me mira me dice y me suspira… que como yo no hay otro…

Que voy a hacer si yo tambien la miro le digo y le suspiro… que con su amor soy todo….


Nov 2
littleorphanammo:

cosmicpower:

The “lifestyles” of 75 neighboring galaxies are illuminated in this poster from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope.In this composite, blue colors reveal light from an older population of stars. Tints of green represent organic molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, while red lumps show clouds of warm dust and gas heated by radiation from newborn stars. The galaxies are organized by shape, according to the Hubble-Tuning Fork. In this structure, elliptical galaxies sit on the left side of the poster, creating the tuning fork’s handle. They are designated by the letter “E”, and given a number from zero to seven. An “E0” galaxy looks round, while an E7 galaxy is very long and thin.Spiral galaxies are located to the right side of the poster creating the fork’s two prongs. The top prong is made up of regular spiral galaxies, and identified by the letter “S.” Barred spiral galaxies make up the bottom prong, and are branded “SB.” Meanwhile, letters – “a”, “b”, and “c” – indicate how tightly the spiral arms are wound. An “Sa” galaxy’s arms are wound very tightly, while an “Sc” galaxy’s spiral arms are very loosely wound.Irregular galaxies are organized on bottom-left side of the poster because they were not represented in Hubble’s original Tuning Fork.

littleorphanammo:

cosmicpower:

The “lifestyles” of 75 neighboring galaxies are illuminated in this poster from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope.

In this composite, blue colors reveal light from an older population of stars. Tints of green represent organic molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, while red lumps show clouds of warm dust and gas heated by radiation from newborn stars. 

The galaxies are organized by shape, according to the Hubble-Tuning Fork. 

In this structure, elliptical galaxies sit on the left side of the poster, creating the tuning fork’s handle. They are designated by the letter “E”, and given a number from zero to seven. An “E0” galaxy looks round, while an E7 galaxy is very long and thin.

Spiral galaxies are located to the right side of the poster creating the fork’s two prongs. The top prong is made up of regular spiral galaxies, and identified by the letter “S.” Barred spiral galaxies make up the bottom prong, and are branded “SB.” Meanwhile, letters – “a”, “b”, and “c” – indicate how tightly the spiral arms are wound. An “Sa” galaxy’s arms are wound very tightly, while an “Sc” galaxy’s spiral arms are very loosely wound.

Irregular galaxies are organized on bottom-left side of the poster because they were not represented in Hubble’s original Tuning Fork.


thefallclassic:

Guess the 7.21 ERA and the eleven blown saves this year weren’t a fluke.
(Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

when i think brad lidge i think albert pujols and the bomb that landed on the moon… JUPITER’S MOON!

thefallclassic:

Guess the 7.21 ERA and the eleven blown saves this year weren’t a fluke.

(Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

when i think brad lidge i think albert pujols and the bomb that landed on the moon… JUPITER’S MOON!


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osker:

Bennie & The Jets