January 16, 2012
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THIS

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(Source: vrennesheppard, via analoging)

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September 20, 2011
“ The pamphlet that my friend had done for him was great—that’s what I want ours to be like. It had a minimal design, and it smelled like waffle batter. Of course, it was for a waffle place, so the pamphlet had spent all its time around waffles, but still… I think we can make ours smell good somehow.
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January 26, 2011
This is everything I don't understand about science..
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January 6, 2011
Is this really the best you could do asos?
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December 16, 2010
dashperiod: ‘Fuck off Harrods’ done by a disgruntled employee, fired by Harrods from his job as the toy department’s Father Christmas, took revenge last night in spectacular style. Gaining access to a maintenance control room, Lloyd Hudson, 35, from Ilford, Essex, was able to locate the chart and corresponding switches for Harrods’ 10,000 external lights. Barracading himself in, Hudson disabled the correct lights until he could spell out his feelings to Harrods bosses and Christmas shoppers alike. He was removed by security guards after an hour-long stand-off, then handed over to police. “He had drunk the best part of two bottles of whisky,” said a spokesperson for the iconic London store, “and it’s that kind of behaviour that got him the sack in the first place.” Hudson has since been released on police bail. Knightsbridge visitors were stunned. “Honestly, I am disgusted, ” said Irene Rider, 59, from Gary, Indiana. “I was with my grandchildren. We had just gotten off the bus. I said ‘look everybody’ and pointed up to the lights – but you know what the lights said? They said f**k off. And that is not an appropriate message for a child.  At least not at Christmas time.”

dashperiod:

‘Fuck off Harrods’ done by a disgruntled employee, fired by Harrods from his job as the toy department’s Father Christmas, took revenge last night in spectacular style.

Gaining access to a maintenance control room, Lloyd Hudson, 35, from Ilford, Essex, was able to locate the chart and corresponding switches for Harrods’ 10,000 external lights.

Barracading himself in, Hudson disabled the correct lights until he could spell out his feelings to Harrods bosses and Christmas shoppers alike. He was removed by security guards after an hour-long stand-off, then handed over to police.

“He had drunk the best part of two bottles of whisky,” said a spokesperson for the iconic London store, “and it’s that kind of behaviour that got him the sack in the first place.” Hudson has since been released on police bail.

Knightsbridge visitors were stunned.

“Honestly, I am disgusted, ” said Irene Rider, 59, from Gary, Indiana. “I was with my grandchildren. We had just gotten off the bus. I said ‘look everybody’ and pointed up to the lights – but you know what the lights said? They said f**k off. And that is not an appropriate message for a child.  At least not at Christmas time.”


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November 15, 2010
youaresuchadork: awww

youaresuchadork:

awww

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September 17, 2010
I quite like the fact that this exists
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September 6, 2010
Dear Royal Mail. Please could you deliver my post in a way that doesn’t kill the plants. We have a letter box in the door just like you’d expect, and two boxes on the gate for post. Or just leave it by the door. Or with a neighbour. Really, anywhere except on top of the plants is great. Thanks

Dear Royal Mail.

Please could you deliver my post in a way that doesn’t kill the plants. We have a letter box in the door just like you’d expect, and two boxes on the gate for post. Or just leave it by the door. Or with a neighbour. Really, anywhere except on top of the plants is great.

Thanks

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August 26, 2010

Word of the day

Lagomorph

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August 15, 2010
“ The new, much broader, definition of the British middle class appears to be thus: “You are neither descended from the Saxe-Coburg dynasty nor do your children work up chimneys and smoke Lambert and Butler.
FT Westminster blog •