Someone buy this for me?

tonguedepressors:

20110121-1 (by Samuel Monnier)

A fractal Mondrian pattern

from The Wishing Elephant on Etsy

forget-the-maps:

Every frame of the Harry Potter movies, condensed into a barcode.

#oh my god #look at this #how it starts off with reds and oranges and purples #bright colors #and then it gets continuously darker towards the end #it’s so fitting to the story #and then there is that strip of white at the end #which has to be the king’s cross scene #and it’s just #light #in a dark time #which is extremely beautiful

you know why theres a white part at the end? because happiness can be found even in the darkest of times

laughingsquid:

Old Maid Cards c.1960s

My grandma used to have a deck of cards exactly like this. I don’t remember much about her or her house or this game, but in my memory we would play this in her living room, surrounded by overstuffed floral furniture. I could never hold all of my cards, so instead she would let me spread my cards out on the the gaudy glass coffee table (Did it have gold trim? I can’t remember. Probably.) and lay underneath to play. It must have been terribly annoying, waiting for me to crawl under the table for each turn. I thought it was the greatest thing ever.

DUCK

thedailywhat:

Read ALL The Words of the Day: After nearly six months of silence, Allie Brosh of Hyperbole and a Half fame returns with a brand new blog post detailing her recent bout of depression, and how she ultimately overcame her sadness by turning its unintended consequence into a superpower.

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I was just talking about this a couple days ago! I was SO jealous of my older sister when she got her first phone and I realized that she could play games on it.

Basically every meal I make is designed to leave me with yummy leftovers.

Dan Mangan and a kitty.

You’re welcome.