Horatio Club

daniellemertina:

this is how you turn a bad situation around

this is a representation of how we should live our lives

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Its been a decade, and transmetropolitan is still the best comic ever

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jesussbabymomma:

HOW IS IT 2 AM ALREADY IT WAS 1998 TWO SECONDS AGO

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tin-pan-ali:

George Takei’s facebook is actually the sweetest, most inspirational things ever. [X]

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passionateforthings:

philliptunalunatique:

begitalarcos:

AU: Loki gets detention for lipping off a teacher,

When he gets there he finds some familiar faces who have also gotten detention

avengers breakfast club!au?? yes pLEASE

I didn’t realize how much I wanted high school!Avengers until right now.

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Does anyone got that feeling that microsoft is just screwing with us? Like all that crazy shit about the Xbox one is just a joke and like two months before they release it they’ll come clean and it will be amazing?

yeah right, but we can hope.

poderfriki:

Video Games Planets by Tim Hijlkema

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wiwaxum:

Argentavis magnificens

Argentavis magnificens (literally “magnificent Argentine bird”) is the largest flying bird ever discovered. This bird, sometimes called the Giant Teratorn, is an extinct species known from three sites from the late Miocene (6 million years before present) of central and northwestern Argentina.

Currently accepted estimates:

Wingspan: approximately 7 m 

Wing area: 8.11 m²

Wing loading: 84.6 N/m²

Body Length: 1.26 m

Height: 1.7–2 m 

Mass: 70–78 kg

-Wikipedia

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griseus:

NEW DEEP SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENT COMMUNITIES IN THE SOUTHER OCEAN

The study was performed in the depths of East Ridge Scotie (Antartic Ocean) by ROV (Remoteley Operated Vehicle), a vehicle operated by remote control, which has enabled it to capture the amazing images. Despite the depth and temperature, there is a rich biodiversity down there

• Unidentified octopus at  2,394 m depth.
  
• Actinostolid sea anemones surrounded by Vulcanolepas on a chimney with diffuse hydrothermal venting at 138, 2,396 m depth
• Undescribed peltospiroid gastropod surrounding single Kiwa sp. and partially covered by Lepetodrilus sp. The pycnogonid  Sericosura is at the bottom right of the image ( 2,608 m depth)

Reference: Rogers et al 2012, The discovery of new deep-sea hydrothermal  vents communities in the souther ocean and implications for biogeography

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sharkchunks:

Shark containing human chunks. Close enough.

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