heyveronica:

Shredding.

In other news…!

heyveronica:

Shredding.

In other news…!

(via cooperenjoys)

Employers plan to hire only 2.1 percent more new college graduates this year than in 2012, according to a survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers. Last fall they thought the increase would be 13 percent. Things Aren’t Looking So Good for the Graduating Class of 2013 (via pacificstand)

Here’s to next year?

(via electeddevelopment)

inothernews:

FLUBBER DUCKY  Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s 54-foot-tall rubber duck is seen in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbor, on May 2 (top); after it suffered structural damage (middle); and finally, flat as a deflated souffle on Tuesday.  Police are looking to question Bert the Muppet, who was seen fleeing the scene with a giant needle.  (Photos: Bobby Yip / Reuters [top]; Tyrone Siu / Reuters [middle]; and Vincent Yu / AP via NBCNews.com)

RIP ducky

(via jacquesofalltrades)

maxistentialist:

A 6th grader’s advice to next year’s 6th graders.

maxistentialist:

A 6th grader’s advice to next year’s 6th graders.

cahblr:

The potoo is a for-real bird.

Taking a selfie with a dog is hard work…

thugkitchen:

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY 
Get your brunch on.

thugkitchen:

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY

Get your brunch on.

andrewgibby:

Don’t google your name.  Ever.   

Don’t “search” for yourself

on anything that glows in the dark.

Don’t let your beauty

be something anyone can turn off.

Don’t edit your ugly out of your bio.

Let your light come from the fire.

Let your pain be the spark,

but not the timber.

Remember, you didn’t come here

to write your heart out.

You came to write it in.

jtotheizzoe:

Allie Brosh and Hyperbole and a Half are back after a year and a half of internet silence. That’s incredibly good news for people who like awesome things.
I point this out for two reasons:
It contains one of the best evolutionary biology illustrations of all time (above), about how we are at the end of a long line of things that successfully avoided getting chewed to death.
It is one of the greatest explorations and personal stories of depression and mental health that I have ever seen, and should really be read by every single damn person on Earth.

jtotheizzoe:

Allie Brosh and Hyperbole and a Half are back after a year and a half of internet silence. That’s incredibly good news for people who like awesome things.

I point this out for two reasons:

  1. It contains one of the best evolutionary biology illustrations of all time (above), about how we are at the end of a long line of things that successfully avoided getting chewed to death.
  2. It is one of the greatest explorations and personal stories of depression and mental health that I have ever seen, and should really be read by every single damn person on Earth.

(via electeddevelopment)