(Source: everything30rock, via the-girlieshow)
"My kid has become obsessed with numbers, particularly how high they can go and the idea that they go on forever and ever. I remember obsessing over this when I was a kid. Somehow, the idea that numbers went on forever and ever made me think about death, how you’re dead forever and forever, and it would end up depressing the shit out of me. And this was when I was like, six. You shouldn’t have these kinds of thoughts when you’re six. It should just be, “Hey, numbers go on forever? COOL!” And then you’re back to eating paste. It’s disturbing to start thinking about quadrillions and septillions and googleplexes. I should have told her that 1,000 is the biggest number ever and that’s that."
Big Daddy Drew explains religion, basically
Goat (Capra aegagrus hircus)
Well that’s the end of the consecutive Key Deer, but more are in drafts to show up later.
I am a rather large fan of this.
Reimagination of the Day: In his ongoing poster series “Movies from an Alternate Universe,” illustrator Peter Stults imagines what it might look like if modern-day movies were made during previous Hollywood eras. “Who would be in it? Who would direct it? So here we are.”
Check out the rest here.
[mefi.]
"In this way, whether he means to or not, Mr. Romney connects with a central evangelic fantasy: that the Barack Obama years, far from being the way forward, are in fact a historical aberration, a tear in the white space-time continuum."
Your early games moment of zen
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