peetypassion: Google Earth alphabet - The Netherlands -...

Google Earth alphabet - The Netherlands - capitals
Google Earth Alphabet (capitals) using only locations in The Netherlands.
(via Thomas de Bruin)
Edward “The Equaliser” Woodward RIPTribute by Javens

Edward “The Equaliser” Woodward RIP
Tribute by Javens
sophierosedoyle: Kelly Clarkson, The photoshop that goes into...

Kelly Clarkson, The photoshop that goes into the adveritising. Look at her BUTT.
YouTube - Keyboard Cowbell Cat
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From Wassap! to Obama, a decade in review
As part of Newsweek’s extensive 2010 project (more on that next week), they’ve produced a 7-minute video showing the highlights from the past decade.
Donut Seeds
Thinking about growing your own donuts? Then you’ll need a few of these “Donut Seeds” by Jason Fulford.
via Chris Glass
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No talent and the public will see through them.
Just another equally incomprehensible act.
Tip of the hat to the monkey.
Missing "in reply to" links
The “in reply to” links are currently missing on twitter.com. However, we found them, and they will re-appear today.
Which Music Will My Cats Like?
photo by Daniel Evanson
Daniel Evanson shot this photo of a cute school project that attempted to determine what type of music cats like, fast or slow. Unfortunately their…
Here’s a map of adjective endings for the countries of the world, as suggested by Charles Troster. It was actually very easy to put together using the country data included in Mathematica 6.0; the full code is below. The key is: blue = -ese green = -ian red = -an pink = -ish purple = -i brown = -er yellow = -ic grey = anything else (or Mathematica doesn’t know) It’s just matching strings, so Thailand is purple, when that obviously isn’t an -i suffix. And Mathematica hasn’t recognized Kosovo yet, so that’s in green along with (the rest of) Serbia. (via Language Log » A map of adjectival forms of place names
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And this just in from our roving reporter…
After noting the report on Fixmystreet last night, fellow twatterer stevieboy378 lost no time…







