Lift-off of the Saturn V rocket, carrying astronauts Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin Jr, along with 6,700,000 pounds (3,039,000 kg) of fuel and equipment into the Florida sky, bound for the Moon, on July 16th, 1969. (NASA) #

via Remembering Apollo 11 - The Big Picture - Boston.com

lasagna-estranja:

we were going for a walk and this little friend came up to us! 💞

transtrendad:

i just learned that british photographer harry pointer made a lot of captioned photographs of cats in various situations in the late 19th century

look

look at this

the lolcat is over a century old

Akira
Amazing line tests

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multi-purpose-tool-guy:

tag yourself fellowship edition I’m pepe

alexhursch:

parkstone-international:

Artist Hank Schmidt travels to scenic locations only to paint the pattern on his own shirt.

chaotic neutral

Those pictures are made by Bryan Lewis Saunders while he was under the influence of said drugs.
His website with more pictures and more info is here

10ogkotarou:

nogoawayok:

penguinsstealingsanity:

that-ships-hellabig:

phanfruit:

krakkenchaos:

swindontownswoodilypooper:

petrovasinspace:

f-i-v-e-byfive:

thesixtysevenchevyimpala:

ilovecountryeverything:

titaniumbovine:

peaceroxi:

steveisoncrack:

HEY TUMBLR, LET’S PLAY A GAME

To play this game, go to MapCrunch, select “hide location”, make sure you have all countries unselected, and click go. What this will do is drop you in a random part of the world. It’s as if you woke up on the side of a road in an unfamiliar country. The goal of the game is to find your way to an airport so you can return home. 

Bonus Hard Mode: No using outside sources, and that includes using google maps to figure out your location from signs or landmarks

…I had plans today but now.

THE AIRPORT GAME IS BACK. Read More »

senor-cat:

Absolutely blessed pure post