Made you laugh

spacerobot5:

whyyesiwouldwearthis:

I wish this came in men’s!!!

AGREED

that shirt is so cool that it can’t not be men’s

fuckyeahronswanson:

ninetynineandonehalfdays

I would say that I think my dad is secretly Ron Swanson, except Ron Swanson would never pretend to be someone else.

jtotheizzoe:

carlzimmer:

Compared to Jupiter’s moon Europa, our planet is practically a desert, as this NASA image shows.

(Details at APOD: 2012 May 24 - All the Water on Europa)

Wow. I’ve seen the Earth droplet many times, but never next to Europa. Perspective, you haz it.

and compared to Mars or Mercury we’re like King Neptune’s balls. That is to say, we’ve got a lot of water around us. Also we’re more fertile than them? I should sleep more.

I don’t do pots, nor do I condone weeds.

But I do love some good word play. 

8bitfuture:

‘Invisible’ helmet is like an air bag for your bike.

Swedish design firm Hövding have created a motion sensor activated ‘airbag bicycle helmet’.

In an accident an array of motion sensors detect abnormal motion and inflate the air bag from a collar worn around the neck. The microcontroller used in the device is programmed with information from a database of simulated accidents and normal cycling movements, so the device shouldn’t activate in the wrong situation.

The device conforms to EU safety regulations and are CE marked, so if you’re tired of getting helmet hair head over to their website and pick one up for yourself - the complete set of a collar and a shell (cover) is around US$550.

cool, but what about your eyes and face? and what about all those sharp pieces of metal and glass that tend to be around crashes? and if it does pop, and you do get a concussion through your helmet(it happens a lot) or even break your skull, what’s going to keep your head held together on the way to the hospital?

(Source: eetimes.com)