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Elbow - Jesus is a Rochdale girl

A feeling - somewhere after the last vestiges of real homesickness have died down but before the quiet settling in of contentment somewhere new. Sadness of a kind, I suppose. A loss, a disconnect. ‘Melancholy’ doesn’t fit as a description. It isn’t resignation.
A time between homes.
A kind of small sadness you know will pass.

The air was warm tonight as I walked down quiet suburban roads on my way home. TVs flickered against walls glimpsed through curtained windows. Families settling in. I keep forgetting I’m in a North American city. It’ll be summer soon. Somewhere new.

The iPhone is the most popular camera on Flickr, but the feeling isn’t mutual. Flickr isn’t even among the top 50 free photography apps in iTunes. It’s just below an Instagram clone in 64th place. By way of comparison, an app that adds cats with laser eyes to your photos is 23rd.
If you can’t beat laser cat, you probably deserve to die.

At Least 16 New Tween Followers: That’s the Luckyshirt-Reblog Guarantee™.

Scientists looking for the missing 83% of the universe’s mass can stop. It has been found.
It is to be seen in this shape, in groups of 5 or 6, on boyfriends’ sidetables around the world.
It is apparently self-propagating (a single unit can somehow spawn numerous others) and sentient, given to appearing and disappearing at will.
Be warned though: it is hard to detect. The only surefire method I’ve gleaned has been by walking barefoot across a seemingly safe floor.
Science is hard. 

Welcome to Life

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“In this project, an attempt is made to approach the creation of sensitive and subtle expression by a humanoid robot using [an artificial butt.]”

A genuinely uncanny valley.

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Daughter - Youth

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I like this format. Good work, Tumblr.

I like this format. Good work, Tumblr.

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The Hindenburg over Boston, 1936. It’s odd to think that a giant, explosive balloon covered in swastikas ever peacefully floated over America. 

(from the Shorpy Historical Photo Archive)