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““I believe there are too many children who need loving parents to deny one group of people adoption rights. A child will benefit from a healthy, loving home, whether the parents are gay or not.””

- Barack Obama

(via loveyourchaos)

thedailywhat:

This Is Funny, You Should Watch It of the Day: BBC Comedy visits a support group for old-school Radiohead fans.

[vulture / poploser.]

artpixie:

Jim Carrey skit “Black Swan” SNL Saturday Night Live 1-8-11 2011 (by skling0000)

siena78:

http://www.everythingfab.com/2011/01/fashion-inspiration-alberta-ferreti.html

lookbookdotnu:

My shoes and blouse match hee~ ^_^

thedailywhat:

OMG! Adorbz of the Day: Little CoCo Bean’s jokes a bit too highbrow for his dad’s taste.

[stoollala.]

cute kid! and even cuter dad for making this video.

that cuff *_*

astronautte:

@beardedrecords!
once I took Milky out for a walk around Bukit Gombak, sadly we couldn’t find Graham Coxon

omg where did you get the Blur milk carton? WANT.

whitneymcn:

Rilo Kiley - After Hours (Velvet Underground cover)

Charming? Yes, I think charming is the word. Happy cover Friday.

crann:

Burial - Street Halo

Possibly track of the year, welcome back to an unknown brother.

artpixie:

Covered in spiders’ webs, these cocooned trees in Sindh, Pakistan, are an unexpected result of floods that hit the region in 2010. To escape from the rising waters, millions of spiders crawled up into trees. The scale of the flooding and the slow rate at which the waters receded, have left many trees completely enveloped in spiders’ webs. Although slowly killing the trees, the phenomenon is seemingly helping the local population. People in Sindh have reported fewer mosquitos than they would have expected given the amount of stagnant water in the area. It is thought the mosquitoes are getting caught in the spiders’ webs, reducing their numbers and the associated risk of malaria. (via Short Sharp Science: Trees cocooned by spiders could reduce malaria risk)