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comicbooks: Batman: Arkham Asylum breakout trailer via CBR

Jan 31st

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Jan 30th

“Vous savez comment font les utilisateurs de PC pour gonfler la mémoire de leur...”

Jan 30th

Blue-eyed humans have a single, common ancestor →

jumparound: bringtheruckuss: bravery: homecoming:New research shows that people with blue eyes have a single, common ancestor. A team at the University of Copenhagen have tracked down a genetic mutation which took place 6-10,000 years ago and is the cause of the eye colour of all blue-eyed humans alive on the planet today. who else has blue eyes? i do yo tengo ojos azules !

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Jan 28th

Copyright infringement on one of my photo →

(via rickdeckard)

Jan 28th

Ben alors Lady Muji... ?

On voulait plus être à la même place parmis les followers ?

Jan 27th

The kind of art that would make anyone a fan

Jan 27th

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Jan 27th

Anyone know what's up with napstr.tumblr.com?

mogadonia: misterdan: mindset: He’s been following everyone lately, right? He just started following me. yuppp. empty? napstr started following me a couple of days ago. I haven’t posted anything since then. I’ve just posted my first couple of things since napstr’s been following me and then he/she/it/they suddenly vanished! Looks like it’s vanished completely now, not there any more… Same...

Jan 27th

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Watchmen Vinyl Record

/Film reader Adam A pre-ordered the limited edition 12″ Watchmen Soundtrack single picture disc version of My Chemical Romance’s cover of Bob Dylan’s “Desolation Row”, and sent over some photos. The B-side is the instrumental track “Prison Fight” by Tyler Bates from the film. See a photo of the B-side after the jump. The vinyl record is available on MyChemicalRomance.com for $11.99. via /Film

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Jan 23rd

MidgardDragon - Cloverfield Military Commentary →

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Jan 22nd

Facebook Murder Reflects Cultural Shifts →

digitalpill: UK police have reported that a man who murdered his wife this Spring did so because he was upset after seeing her change her marital status to “single” on Facebook, according to coverage today from the BBC. This looks like a horrible story with a sensationalist internet component, but it’s actually more culturally significant than that. The integration of new social networking into...

Jan 22nd