sarahspy:

Are You The Favorite Person of Anybody? - short film written by Miranda July & directed by Miguel Arteta for Wholphin Issue No. 1.

Miranda July is amazing.

Kid Cudi, “Up Up & Away”

Guys, this song’s awesome to jog to or just to rock out with.

twobitandrew:

(via fuckyeahstephenfry)

Blackadder only gets better over time.

captain-disaster:

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Oh man, my heart can’t take too much of this.  Adorable.

8:00 - I am curious!

halphillips asked: Want some time gravel?

Here’s the thing: I want some, yes, but it’s so hard to attain.

Like, I woke up this morning and in the bathroom realized I had a smudge of chalky white powder still on my arm, nearish to my elbow.  Is this from spackling my wall a few days ago even though I have taken showers daily since then?  How could that have survived?  Or, as I suggest here, is it perhaps all a ploy of time gravel, meaning the time gravel itself is bringing my arm backwards in time to ensure I use spackle, not time gravel, to cover that hole left when my curtain rod claimed freedom from my wall on the day it snowed?

Time gravel is very assertive and not easily attained.  So, Hal, I want time gravel, oh yes, but with the trepidation that it is both tricky to get yet at the same time, totally worth it.  Much like picnicking with a tiger (also a life goal).

sarahspy:

Yup.

Claspy, have you heard about this?

chrisreblogs asked: I have used time gravel to pave my drive way, but it keeps jumping back to 1832. Any tips?

I gotta tell you, you have set the bar really, really high on your driveway.  Not only is time gravel slow to set, but it’ll end you up in a half-dozen different time zones when it snows - which is what I’m guessing happened here.  1832 was known for a warm winter, so clearly your time gravel is trying to warm itself up.  My suggestion would blankets & patience.