| Class is too quiet | |
| Stomach: | Ladies and gentlemen I shall play you the song of my people. |
Die in Your Arms by Justin Bieber
A couple weeks ago, I was at Denny’s with some of my roommates and friends. At some point, probably because we listened to Call Me Maybe maybe seven or eight times that night, the subject of contemporary pop music was broached, and one of my roommates asked something to the extent of whether or not we thought Justin Bieber would “make it”. But not make it in the sense of becoming a success because he’s obviously done that, but it was more like whether or not he had it in him to continue to evolve and keep himself relevant, like Usher or Justin Timberlake or something. I thought he did, solely on the merits of “Boyfriend” even though I wasn’t really a fan of anything he did before that. I don’t think this song necessarily proves or justifies my opinion since he still has yet to release another album, but I think I have a pretty good case here.
Either way it’s a pretty great pop song.
9/10 would pop music again
wait
this is
justin bieber?
o_o
(Source: fawen, via openeyesclosedhearts)
It doesn’t even matter what you think. You know why, jagoff? Cause I’m famous. I am on every major operating system since Microsoft fucking Bob. I’m in your signs. I’m in your browsers. I’m in your instant messengers. I’m not just a font. I am a force of motherfucking nature and I will not rest until every uptight armchair typographer cock-hat like you is surrounded by my lovable, comic-book inspired, sans-serif badassery.
Enough of this bullshit. I’m gonna go get hammered with Papyrus.“I’m Comic Sans, Asshole” by Mike Lacher
Feeling down? drag the picture (: <3
I feel so happy.
Earth from Space
1. Desert’s End
Photograph courtesy NASA via NASA Earth Observatory
In Eastern Algeria’s stretch of the Sahara, the Tifernine Dune Field - a section of the Grand Erg Oriental dune sea - meets the Tinrhert Plateau, as seen in a 2008 astronaut photograph.
2. Sea Snakes
Photograph courtesy CNES/Spot Image/ESA
Gullies slithering through sandbanks are seen in the Wadden Sea, near the Netherlands, in a 2006 satellite image.
3. Circulation System
Photograph courtesy NASA and NASA Earth Observatory
Tidal flats and channels on the western side of the Bahamas’ Long Island are seen in a 2010 astronaut photograph.
4. Circles of Life
Photograph courtesy NASA and NASA Earth Observatory
Fields near the city of Perdizes, in the Minas Gerais state of Brazil, are seen in a 2011 astronaut photograph.
(via scinerds)
