Now this is what I call monumental typography.
(via Japanese graphic design from the 1920s-30s ~ Pink Tentacle)
If they were saying what they believe, it would go roughly this way:
“The internet threatens our longstanding control of information and communications, and that is simply unacceptable. Therefore, it is essential to curb the utility of the internet for everyone else.”
Concerning the vast Lego underground on the internet: if you’re like me, you must’ve wondered on occasions: where do they keep all the unused bricks? Now you know.
(via Mark Kelso faces down the Eye of Chaos | The Brothers Brick | LEGO Blog)
I guess this explains why the 6000 yo earth idea is not about to go away…
I’d love to find this in one of those Gasha machines…
Jocko gumball comic, courtesy of Seth
His nemesis: any reflective surface…
(via Transformer Cartoon | Savage Chickens - Cartoons on Sticky Notes by Doug Savage)
![The truth hurts…
(via [E.O.M.S.]: You can tell…)](http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxn4n4qaXf1qaxq1do1_400.jpg)
When you approach light speed and still keep pumping more energy into your drive system, what you find is that you keep reaching your destination faster – not so much because you are moving faster, but because the time you estimated it would take you to cross the distance from point A to Point B becomes perceivably much less, indeed the distance between point A to Point B also becomes perceivably much less. So you never break light speed because the distance over time parameters of your speed keep changing in a way that ensures that you can’t.
Speculative science is so much fun…
