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Just a plethora of random thoughts, pictures, musics, and videos. Nothing special.
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ee cummings - You Are Tired (I Think) - (fragment)
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![thedailywhat:
Marriage Proposal of the Day: In what is believed to be the first proposal of marriage between two gay men — and war vets — on a U.S. military base, Navy vet Cory Huston asked Marine Avarice Guerrero to marry him Tuesday at Camp Pendleton in San Diego. Here’s the story:
Under a bright Southern California sky at Camp Pendleton’s Camp Del Mar near Oceanside, California, a full two hours before his boyfriend’s return from the badlands of Afghanistan, Cory Huston waited nervously. Huston, who was discharged under the former Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy, chain smoked as he rehearsed the simple proposal he would deliver when Guerrero would arrive.
Finally, luggage in tow, Guerrero emerged with a smile on his face. Upon seeing Huston, Guerrero dropped his bags; aimed a kiss toward Huston’s lips; and opened his arms to his boyfriends waiting embrace. The time and distance of 10 months’ separation evaporated in a public show of affection that less than a year ago would have been cause for court martial. After a few minutes of emotional holding and kissing, Huston went anxiously down on one knee; looked up at Guerrero, who was dressed from head to toe in military fatigues; and produced an engagement ring and the time-honored phrase, “Will you marry me?”
Huston’s mild tremble, a result of hours and days of anticipation about this day, was quickly quieted by the one word every hopeful fiancé wants to hear: “Yes.”
[hypervocal]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m35gtwp5cI1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Marriage Proposal of the Day: In what is believed to be the first proposal of marriage between two gay men — and war vets — on a U.S. military base, Navy vet Cory Huston asked Marine Avarice Guerrero to marry him Tuesday at Camp Pendleton in San Diego. Here’s the story:
Under a bright Southern California sky at Camp Pendleton’s Camp Del Mar near Oceanside, California, a full two hours before his boyfriend’s return from the badlands of Afghanistan, Cory Huston waited nervously. Huston, who was discharged under the former Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy, chain smoked as he rehearsed the simple proposal he would deliver when Guerrero would arrive.
Finally, luggage in tow, Guerrero emerged with a smile on his face. Upon seeing Huston, Guerrero dropped his bags; aimed a kiss toward Huston’s lips; and opened his arms to his boyfriends waiting embrace. The time and distance of 10 months’ separation evaporated in a public show of affection that less than a year ago would have been cause for court martial. After a few minutes of emotional holding and kissing, Huston went anxiously down on one knee; looked up at Guerrero, who was dressed from head to toe in military fatigues; and produced an engagement ring and the time-honored phrase, “Will you marry me?”
Huston’s mild tremble, a result of hours and days of anticipation about this day, was quickly quieted by the one word every hopeful fiancé wants to hear: “Yes.”
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![thedailywhat:
Disturbing Trend of the Day: In which Russian teens, in their own version of planking called skywalking, climb increasingly tall structures in search of increasingly dazzling dizzying photos. No reports of anyone falling to their deaths — yet. More pics here, and the obligatory video here.
[ibt]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m35lkaXgSN1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Disturbing Trend of the Day: In which Russian teens, in their own version of planking called skywalking, climb increasingly tall structures in search of increasingly
dazzlingdizzying photos. No reports of anyone falling to their deaths — yet. More pics here, and the obligatory video here.[ibt]
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Why does this blue stone have yellow light coming out of it?
You’d expect this cloudy blue glass to throw a blue light onto its surroundings. The light it throws, though, is clearly a bright orange-yellow. Can you guess why?
How can a light change from blue to orange? The Tyndall Effect shines through.
Top Image: Optick
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HAHA SO TRUE ^^^
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![thedailywhat:
Better Late Than Never of the Day: To mark the two-year anniversary of the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history, an arrest has been made linking BP to the horrific aftermath. Kurt Mix, a former BP engineer, has been charged with two counts of obstructing justice for deleting from his iPhone hundreds of text messages he exchanged with a co-worker and a contractor, according to a criminal complaint unsealed today.
From the Wall Street Journal:
The deleted messages, some of which were recovered forensically, included sensitive information about the failure of one of the efforts to stop the flow of oil, known as the “top kill.” This includes a May 26, 2010, message from the first day of the top-kill efforts that said, “Too much flowrate—over 15,000,” indicating the flow from the well was three times higher than the company had said was the official rate of flow.
In related news, BP posted a 2011 profit of $26 billion; former BP exec Tony Hayward, now chief executive of oil venture Genel Energy, received in a mergerthis year shares worth $17 million.
[consumerist]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2zzg2kzpS1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Better Late Than Never of the Day: To mark the two-year anniversary of the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history, an arrest has been made linking BP to the horrific aftermath. Kurt Mix, a former BP engineer, has been charged with two counts of obstructing justice for deleting from his iPhone hundreds of text messages he exchanged with a co-worker and a contractor, according to a criminal complaint unsealed today.
From the Wall Street Journal:
The deleted messages, some of which were recovered forensically, included sensitive information about the failure of one of the efforts to stop the flow of oil, known as the “top kill.” This includes a May 26, 2010, message from the first day of the top-kill efforts that said, “Too much flowrate—over 15,000,” indicating the flow from the well was three times higher than the company had said was the official rate of flow.
In related news, BP posted a 2011 profit of $26 billion; former BP exec Tony Hayward, now chief executive of oil venture Genel Energy, received in a mergerthis year shares worth $17 million.
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~water tribe~
Literally perfect.
BAHA HAHAHAH yes!
Oh my God
I SHALL NOW GIVE MY RESPECT TO THE PERSON WHO MADE THIS!
LOLOLOL YES PERFECT
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL OH GOD
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shecamefromthegravemuchgraver:
THAT TAG.
The tags.
you will be mine
I would pretend to be the phantom too, buddy.
Omg. yes.
And I wouldn’t turn the lights on till my friends all sang a song of my choosing.
wow you guys are nerds i would just swim in it
(Source: truly-avenue)
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