whatshouldwecallme:

I always end up looking like, 

can you think of anything more wonderful than this?

the corn itself (which is totally real) seems to have a pretty dramatic history, considering it’s just corn. [although, corn is a pretty dramatized crop, no? so maybe that’s a silly statement]

anyways, can i eat it?

i’m not totally sure how to feel about this. TEDxTeen - Tavi Gevinson: Still Figuring it Out (by TEDxTalks)

these are the correct motions for gnashing your terrible teeth, yes. 

theatlantic:

Barack Obama Reading Where the Wild Things Are: Now in GIF Form

(via theatlanticvideo)

ohmygod, ohmygod, ohmygod. this is truly wonderful and terrific. in the literal sense of both of those words.

theatlantic:

unknownskywalker:

Life of Grass by Mathilde Roussel

Organic sculptures made of soil and wheat grass seeds.

Just…awesome.

this is one of those beautiful quotes that gets attributed to anyone and everyone. i’m pretty sure it isn’t plato? 

twloha:

- Plato

whatshouldwecallme:

hipster rebranding. clever, and also a little obnoxious. [which I suppose is the definition of many things hipster]

lisasimpsonbookclub:

“Lisa writes a tell-all book about her experiences and how Homer would slip anti-growth hormones into her cereal, entitled “Where Are My Residuals?”

flavorpill:

Zeljko Toncic
Antonio Gaudi’s Casa Milà, pen on paper napkin (2011)

Important and Inventive Napkin Sketches

you know what I draw on napkins? grocery lists. apparently some folks draw notable Barca buildings.