Marlo Meekins has improved my internet, and my life, drastically.


Instagram Backup, July 2012.


Check it


“Sure, when Michael Jackson wears fingerless gloves, everyone thinks it’s cool. But the second I wear toeless, heel-less socks I get called a hobo.” -@nesos


Illustrations of the Incredibles, by Scotty Reifsnyder. (via BLDGWLF)


My pal @korunia thinks this counts as a doodle, because she is hella talented whut.


Alt text: “‘I’ve never seen anyone so beautiful,’ said Reginald, gently caressing the lightly-tinted mirror.” (via Nedroid)


Day, consider yourself made.


Oh God no - Mountain Dew for Your Morning. (via Laughing Squid)


Photographer Ryan Roberts Shoots Toys in Humorous Situations, (via Laughing Squid)


Instagram Backup, June 2012



Alright Alicia, settle down now…

(From lamebook.com, I assume, but I didn’t record it. -2023 Rachel)


Squid Pint Glasses by Bread and Badger. They are available to purchase at their Etsy shop.(via laughing squid)


Ghost Protocol is very important business.


Lauren Gregg, discovered via Laughing Squid.


What? No! How will that help me? It will still be an unread message in my inbox. That makes absolutely no sense at all.



Who is Pepsi Next supposed to appeal to? Even if it tastes just like regular Pepsi, there is a huge segment of the population, including myself, who will never try it because it has aspartame and sucralose. Other people, who are concerned about things like health and girth, won’t buy it because it has sugar. I’m not sure who the target market is supposed to be. I predict that Pepsi Next will be a colossal failure for Pepsi.

Todd Hartley is forgetting about Pepsi Clear, but you should still read I’m With Stupid: Artificially Creating Pepsi’s Next Big Mess


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Come head on, full circle

Our arms fill with miracles

Play hearts, kid, they work well

Like classics play aces

Stay with me, go places

Once more for the ages