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jonathan-cunningham:

This video aired on Saturday Night Live on NBC in March of 1998- then it was cut from all subsequent broadcasts of that episode because it “wasn’t funny”. Well, I’m certainly not laughing, that’s for sure.

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I have wanted this for a very long time. MapFrappe allows you to compare the size of two different places. Here we have Tunkhannock, PA vs The East Village/LES/Chinatown…ish (Link: http://mapfrappe.com/index.html?show=3649). 
You have to actually draw them and cannot rotate the outlines at all, but this just saved me a couple hundred hours of coding it myself. Plus some other dude has already put together a list of common comparisons (Link: http://mapfrappe.blogspot.com/p/mapfrappe-index.html).

I have wanted this for a very long time. MapFrappe allows you to compare the size of two different places. Here we have Tunkhannock, PA vs The East Village/LES/Chinatown…ish (Link: http://mapfrappe.com/index.html?show=3649). 

You have to actually draw them and cannot rotate the outlines at all, but this just saved me a couple hundred hours of coding it myself. Plus some other dude has already put together a list of common comparisons (Link: http://mapfrappe.blogspot.com/p/mapfrappe-index.html).


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willzone:

jtotheizzoe:

What if?

(cartoon by Joel Pett)

that sums it up brilliantly!!!!! 

willzone:

jtotheizzoe:

What if?


(cartoon by Joel Pett)

that sums it up brilliantly!!!!! 

(Source: jtotheizzoe)


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The most convincing argument against time travel is the remarkable scarcity of time travelers,
— Arthur C. Clarke (via willzone)

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Driving on Flickr.One last image for the night…

Driving on Flickr.

One last image for the night…


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I don’t know where the first image is from sadly, but it reminds me of Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Seascapes (second photo). There is another photo series whereas a photographer takes black and white photos which are actually fully in-color…just that the only colors visible are monochrome. Don’t even have an image for them.

Check out more of Hiroshi Sugimoto’s stuff here…
http://www.sugimotohiroshi.com/seascape.html


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