Hamlet the Mini Pig Goes Down the Steps To Get To Oatmeal [x]
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Lamps Made From Coffee Grounds Smell Like Fresh Java
“Some folks just can’t get out of bed until the scent of freshly brewed java comes wafting in from the kitchen, but Raúl Laurí’s Decafe fixtures achieve the same aromatic effect on their own, with or without the flip of a switch. The Spanish designer experimented for two years with various culinary techniques to perfect Decafe’s composite biodegradable material, a unique combination of coffee grounds and natural glue.”
OMG THAT THIRD ONE
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uugh i’m so bored. all the time.
alaynestone:longtimeloverslongtimefriends:
that’s one patient kitty.
awwwww.
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The Argonaut
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In The Godfather Trilogy, the camera lingers over 20 times on oranges. Some interpreted this presence as an indication of imminent death or danger for the character interacting with the fruit. “It started out as an accident”, said Coppola in DVD commentaries, “but once we realized we had used oranges so frequently in the first movie, we used them purposefully in the others.” The saga ends with Michael dying, an orange in his hand. [x]
OMG And the Medici family (who were like the original Godfathers) used the orange as their family symbol, since it was called mala medica (medicinal apple) and Medici meant doctor. #thingsiactuallylearnedinarthistory](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1z5k4yKor1qci4ejo1_r2_500.png)
In The Godfather Trilogy, the camera lingers over 20 times on oranges. Some interpreted this presence as an indication of imminent death or danger for the character interacting with the fruit. “It started out as an accident”, said Coppola in DVD commentaries, “but once we realized we had used oranges so frequently in the first movie, we used them purposefully in the others.”
The saga ends with Michael dying, an orange in his hand. [x]
OMG And the Medici family (who were like the original Godfathers) used the orange as their family symbol, since it was called mala medica (medicinal apple) and Medici meant doctor. #thingsiactuallylearnedinarthistory
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