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WANDOWS OGREATING $YSTME
SAYF MOHD WATH FETWQRKIFG
sounds promising.
Looks like it’s time to wipe the drive and install Lunox, since it seems you can’t start your Wandows [traly, deekly, or] ngrmadly anymore.
At least the “you’ve got Wandows problem$” part is ironically accurate.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1eu8g55bL1qdpixdo1_500.jpg)
what the fuck did you do
WANDOWS OGREATING $YSTME
SAYF MOHD WATH FETWQRKIFG
sounds promising.
Looks like it’s time to wipe the drive and install Lunox, since it seems you can’t start your Wandows [traly, deekly, or] ngrmadly anymore.
At least the “you’ve got Wandows problem$” part is ironically accurate.
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I’m not sure exactly when I became a self-aware feminist, but I know it’s been since I started making comics. I feel weird about it, and I know I harp about how Vice Magazine is misogynistic and Bratz dolls are terrible and whatever, but it feels right. It feels like it needed to be a part of me, or maybe it always was, and just needed a spark.
(Source: wretchedrenee)
The 2012 Colour Run is currently touring through 20 U.S. cities. The only requirement is wearing a white shirt. Throughout the run, participants are doused in bright pigments (cornstarch that is 100% natural and safe). Each kilometer is focused on a specific color – 1k is yellow, 2k is blue, 3k is green, 4k is pink, and the 5k finish is a “Colour Extravaganza” where a rainbow of hues are thrown.
File under: reasons I love living in a big city. TOTALLY DOING THIS.
I’ve got the Seattle stop in my planner already!
I really want to do this! Maybe next year, when I’m not working every weekend.
Via Jerry Cooke
These Finnish AIDS Council ads are not only eye-catching and mark genitals with Internet map markers, but imitate Facebook Places, which is essentially Facebook’s Foursquare style check-in feature. There’s something extremely visceral about “checking in” to people and how many other people “checked in” previously.
(From geekosystem.com)
An interesting spin on STD awareness, for sure.
It’s like an umbrella version of the Eden project hehe.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so cool.
Via Jerry Cooke
