Samuel Cole

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Perpetual Motion

Ball so hard

Tom Vu

Home - Earl Sweatshirt

Drinking Beer and Smoking Cigarettes

Museum finds ‘stunning’ Mona Lisa copy - FT.com

Digitals (by Chris Crutchfield)

jerrybrito:

Newt Gingrich sitting on a rock.

The Whisky Water Trick

knock knock

"You’re A Creep, Charlie Brown!"

Duck eating Pizza

The Man Without a Facebook Trailer

Les Twins

Vegan Black Metal Chef

Big Bad Wolf

Bloom (Disney Remix) (by POGO)

A masterpiece of surrealist horror.

Where Were You When Twitter Went Down

via @3x1minus1

Black and Yellow Remix - Red and Yellow (by cedfinn11)

Lady Judas

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

(via buzzfeeeeed)

Watch The Closing Doors

Michelle Obama struggling with Guinness?

(via)

yo, just makin’ some 4lok.

Lil Buck and Yo-Yo Ma

A Whiter Shade Of Pale

IT’S FRIDAY

Thom Yorke Dances to Surfin’ Bird (just in case you want his classically cool dad good looks, and mad dancing skillz, but aren’t into his music.)

“A temporary White House staffer, Carlton Philadelphia, brought his family to the Oval Office for a farewell photo with President Obama. Carlton’s son softly told the President he had just gotten a haircut like President Obama, and asked if he could feel the President’s head to see if it felt the same as his.”

via thewhitehousespin.com

Bongwater - The Drum (via @chocolatebobka)

Glifs have arrived at the Kickstarter office!

amotion:

Love the simple Glif packaging

We No Speak Americano

If I Had A Hammer

by The Brothers Pleasant

I Don’t Belong Here

David Bazan

Any way you look at it, you lose.

Ben Folds, Nick Hornby, & Pomplamoose (via Pomplamoose)

LADY JAVA.

FINALLY.

(via kottke)

Today is my last day at Patch.

It’s been a crazy run: working long hours to get Patch launched, arguing over the home page, trips to Patch towns (and in one case, meeting the Chief of Police of one of them) and awesome outings throughout. The result of all our hard work is this awesome platform that’s backing one of the most impressive journalism and directory organizations of our time.

I believe we were able to build some of the greatest features on the web: an incredible photo and video upload and management process, as well as a great way for users to view them; a great mobile site, that represents one of the most integrated, and fully featured mobile sites on the web; our beautiful maps and the full stack behind them. This is just a few of the awesome things we built, that if you ask me about it, I’ll be happy to brag about some more.

But after two years, it’s time for me to move on.

I’m going to be moving to a great startup in the city, called Kickstarter. It’s a funding platform for artists and creators who have small projects that just need a financial bump to get started or finished. It’s an idea that I’ve been thinking about since I was in high school: if you can create a film/cd/book on your laptop, if you can promote it with a Twitter or Tumblr account that’s free, why can’t you fund it on your own? It’s time that we took creation back. We can do all of this ourselves.

I’m excited for this new chunk of my career, and I’m excited to see what Patch does next, and I hope to see them in my town soon.