This was taken by my friend who graciously let me stay with him after I got robbed last night. Yes, I am clutching a stuffed giraffe.
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Oh My lovely honey…
WTF. Who are you and why are you calling Brad your “lovely honey” ? This is sooooo beyond creepy.
 
 
Chaco Canyon Organic Cafe, Seattle WA (via aayla*)
 
 
Ever wonder how people really talked in the 1800s, or 1500s, or earlier?
You can stop building the time machine. Such questions are now easier to answer than ever before, with the publication—after 44 years of work—of the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary. At almost 4,000 pages and about 800,000 meanings, this mind-boggling reference work is the biggest thesaurus ever and the world’s first historical thesaurus: It takes the enormity of the OED and arranges it thematically and chronologically. A glance at any page is a look at language evolution from Old English to the present, and it’s no less startling and amazing than watching sea slime slowly morph into monkeys and Neanderthals.
 
 
This was taken by my friend who graciously let me stay with him after I got robbed last night. Yes, I am clutching a stuffed giraffe.
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This week I changed some stuff on my Tumblr.
Also, I updated the the links for my Free Tumblr Themes (not from Theme Garden). The updates takes advantage of the “Appearance Tab” and now you can connect to 3rd Party sites more easily without looking at the code.
Keep in mind, when the Springfield Theme asks for the Flickr User ID, it doesn’t want your username. It’s a specific ID Flickr uses to categorize between sets, collections, and Photostreams. It looks a little goofy like this: 249444331@N03