thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy taking a break while on location to read the very first Mad Magazine Star Trek parody, “Star Blecch,” c. December 1967.

[nerdcore.]

apaperknife:

meandthedevil:

James Dean

I wish they still made men like Terence Stamp.

As someone with Todd’s Syndrome, this is what my life looks like at times.  Only picture it as my arms instead of this staircase…

landscapelifescape:

Family Farm, 30+ images merged

Submitted by i-got-sidetracked

Whoa.  Next time in Illinois I might have to venture south.

landscapelifescape:

Big Cypress, located in the Cache River natural area, in southern Illinois. It is over 40 feet wide at its base and is over 1,000 years old.

Big Cypress by Karl-Blatter

oldhollywood:

“Be yourself. The world worships the original.”

-Ingrid Bergman 

Watusi! (and a link to where I learned how to dance it!)

Mark Feld.  Crazy.

I am a huge foodie and love local food. I am lucky to live in Vermont where it is super easy to be a localvore. If this is something that interests you where you live then I urge you to find your state/city copy of the Edible magazine. It’s a very useful guide that also pushes the importance of eating seasonally. Check it out.

And apparently the title is the link.  Sorry, still new at tumblr.

I’ve already spent a disgusting amount of time exploring this site.

apaperknife:

super neat site dedicated to abandoned things!

subtilitas:

Artificial Owl is a site dedicated to abandoned structures. Above, the Maunsell Sea Forts in the Mersey Estuaries left over from WWII.