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When I first joined Tumblr I was like
WTF is anon
WTF is a GIF
Wtf is the vowel between the l and r in Tumblr?
WTF do I do!
Now I’m Like
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If you can't think once, don't think twice
My name is Mitsi Merlan.
I am 21 from DallasTx
Follow me on twitter @pthdtllidrp.
That is all.
Please, for the mother of god, do not breed.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
after much ado, the video “Contrails” feat. Tegan Quin (of Tegan & Sara) is up on Youtube! now you play it on yo phone! embed it in yo blog! burn it in yo BRAIN! make sure everyone you know watches this 100 times…then we can all become youtube rich and buy videos of jetskis and solid gold bubble baths. that’s right…solid gold bubbles.
over 13,000 views on the contrails video in 24 hours!
just got word from the fine folks at Paste Magazine that our video premier for “Contrails (feat. Tegan Quin)” was the 2nd biggest video of the year! only behind Adele! what?! my mind is blown.
As if that wasn’t enough, i just found out that someone at itunes Canada fell in love with my music and made
me their indie spotlight of the week!
http://t.co/oA4EWG5R
then, got this rad post on hybebeast:
http://t.co/8qUgjIBQall of this is from word of mouth.
the video was pushed over the top by friends and fans alike.
the itunes rep heard my music through her sister.
hypebeast was from a homie of a homie.
it is amazing, how the world works: when people find something they truely believe in, they will get behind that rock and push it up that hill till their lungs collapse.
thanks again, for all your support.
this is our science.
our work is never done.
Preserved Transparent Animals by Iori Tomita
These see-through critters are preserved in jars and injected with amazing technicolor enzymes to make them all glow-y. Break it down, Science: “Tomita uses an enzyme to dissolve the natural proteins in the flesh. He then injects red dyes into the harder bones and blue dyes into the softer cartilage, thus highlighting usually unseen internal structures. The dead creature is then preserved in a jar of glycerin”. You can even buy miniature versions of these… in Japan.
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