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Politics, Culture, Philosophy, and desperate appeals to the consciousness of mankind.
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March 1, 2013
February 19, 2013
February 14, 2013
If you’re not following Tweet Pairing yet, you should be.
February 14, 2013
If you’ve never read Shakespeare’s plays, you’re missing out on some quality zingers.
LTMC: I can hear the gasp of the gallery from here. Utterly scandalous.
February 7, 2013
The incredibly green lush wetness of the Amazon basin.
LTMC: Truly breathtaking. The colors are so vibrant.
January 27, 2013
Paris, circa early 1900’s. The colors are real and in the original photograph. View the entire collection here.
November 29, 2012
![jtotheizzoe:
wildlydistorted:
Meet the Peacock spider (Maratus volans) - a species of jumping spider native to eastern Australia. Only 5mm in length, it is only the males that have this bright colouring. The males also have extensions on their abdomen that can be folded down. They use these to display their colours and markings to females, earning them their name of ‘peacock’. The male will first raise his abdomen, then raise his flaps forming a veritable field of colour. The male will then vibrate his raised legs and tail and dance from one side to another in an attempt to impress the female. [x]
I’ll translate, I speak peacock spider:
Heyyyyy!
Heyyyyyyyyyy!
Heyyy!
Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
LTMC: Lovely colors, and fascinating creatures.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_me9wqegbDt1r7775xo1_1280.png)
Meet the Peacock spider (Maratus volans) - a species of jumping spider native to eastern Australia. Only 5mm in length, it is only the males that have this bright colouring.
The males also have extensions on their abdomen that can be folded down. They use these to display their colours and markings to females, earning them their name of ‘peacock’. The male will first raise his abdomen, then raise his flaps forming a veritable field of colour. The male will then vibrate his raised legs and tail and dance from one side to another in an attempt to impress the female. [x]I’ll translate, I speak peacock spider:
Heyyyyy!
Heyyyyyyyyyy!
Heyyy!
Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
LTMC: Lovely colors, and fascinating creatures.
November 25, 2012
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