December 2011
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November 2011
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Reblog with your computer/laptop's name →
dimespin:
dancingcoyote:
corvuslotor:
waltzin4d:
toushindai:
axxolotl-potato:
dog-tier-jade:
himapapaftw:
crabbygeneticist:
eridansmatesprit:
what do people name them
admittedly ive named my tablet well i have like a pet name for it
melvin
ore-sama
My iPad is called Felicity
The Black Pantaloon, or…
Arthur
Alastair.
Fred (desktop) Gerard (laptop)
Dolores - named...
October 2011
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Just to let you know, this year I’m finally trying to write my 50k, so I might get a bit… silly in any post from November 1 to November 30. Heck, probably a week or two after that, too.
I don’t actually think I’ll make it, but I’d like to beat my writing phobia and this seems like a good way to do it. Also, I wish I wasn’t an internet addict. That would make...
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jezinka:
mesitka:
tatsubaki:
yolanee:
balphesian:
REBLOG WITH YOUR ANIMU SELF
brodinsons:
homoerotics:
lmfao even animu’d I look like an asshole.
LMAO THAT ACTUALLY LOOKS DISTURBINGLY LIKE ME
also those dogtags are supposed to represent my mjolnir pendant
yyyep. 8|
This feels scarily accurate :D
current state:
and hopefully very-soon-to-be apperance:
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Corvids booklet
Art school assignment finished. I think I did a good job, considering it was mi first bigger work with typography.
Sorry, it’s in Czech only, as I don’t have time to translate it - the texts are various facts about corvids.
Open publication - Free publishing - More artschool
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Abarat: Absolute Midnight
… is out. Oooohhh. But, what now? I could buy it now in English - the price, even from Amazon and with the shipping fee, is really reasonable. But, I have the first two books in Czech, and I’d like to have the series as complete as possible, pretty with matching covers sitting on the shelf. But the local publisher of the series isn’t too well of right now, so who knows when (or...
September 2011
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Reblog if it's okay to befriend you, ask...
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August 2011
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“Since her death in 1979, the woman who discovered what the universe is made of...”
– Jeremy Knowles, discussing the complete lack of recognition Cecilia Payne gets, even today, for her revolutionary discovery. (via alliterate)
Professor Cecilia Payne, ladies and gentlemen.
(via neon-loneliness)
This is a great example of how the education we receive focuses around the discoveries...
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