1. And then she put her darks in with my whites and now all my clothes are purple, so I look like Barney the dinosaur.

    lacarmi:

    And all I see is “THEY DID LAUNDRY TOGETHER!”

  2. Making a Densi vid, which means I’m rewatching all their scenes from s3.

    kc2oo9:

    And they are giving me so many feelings.

  3. BEST.THING.EVER! Deeks and Kensi bounding over DC and Marvel. ADORKABLE!

    a-hat-full-of-sky:

  4. That Poor Horse

    Early this week, I told @t_rim that if people wanted. To complain about animal cruelty, then they should look no further than horse racing. As I put it, those jockeys were “whipping those bitches for money on national television”. That poor horse did not deserve that treatment. All he wanted was to be free.

  5. You know how every gymnast and their fish is training an Amanar?

    thatlonesomesong:

    What about a Produnova? I mean it must feel all lonely and left out.


  6. ‘Return Road’. Ayumi outdid herself. I even think I get part of the premise of the video!

    I pretty sure it’s an answer song to ‘Virgin Road’ on ‘Love songs’.

  7. jaunepoi:

    a good meme

    (Source: perpetuallyoverestimated, via samayooo)

  8. "The point being: Spaces matter. They don’t merely contain us; they guide our behavior. And that goes for our digital surroundings, too: the environments we’re building for ourselves, brick by portable brick, psychic spaces mortared and mediated by our cell phones and tablets. But what are those digital environments doing to us? What kind of spaces are they creating — and how are they affecting the way we behave within them?"
  9. thisistheverge:

The origin of the Konami code, as told by its inventor | Joystiq
The code uses its familiar, now-iconic pattern for … convenience. “Because I was the one who was going to be using it,” Hashimoto said, “I made sure it was easy to remember. The game took around half a year to develop, and, at the time, putting the code together was like an entertaining puzzle. ‘How on earth am I going to be able to fit these passwords into the program?’ I’d ask myself.”

    thisistheverge:

    The origin of the Konami code, as told by its inventor | Joystiq

    The code uses its familiar, now-iconic pattern for … convenience. “Because I was the one who was going to be using it,” Hashimoto said, “I made sure it was easy to remember. The game took around half a year to develop, and, at the time, putting the code together was like an entertaining puzzle. ‘How on earth am I going to be able to fit these passwords into the program?’ I’d ask myself.”