tombraider:

toy-panda:


Panda’s Ambitious Lock Screen Wallpapers Project

Tomb Raider (2013) [1/1]

BRB changing my phone wallpaper immediately. 

michaelmidnight:

Japanese School Girls and Fake Dragon Ball Z Attacks!

The new DBZ film opens soon and it appears girls over in Japan are recreating some of the show’s signature moves!

I totally dig this!

Here’s the original article with more pictures from Kotaku!

rocketcollecting:

bakeanddestroy:

iwillnotactuallykillanyonetoday:

ceedling:


Why go to Tiffany’s for a wedding band when you have one grown from your own bones? That’s what five British couples did this spring, starting with a trip to the hospital for a quick jaw biopsy to retrieve bone cells. The idea - a romantic experiment dubbed biojewelry - is the love child of Tobie Kerridge and Nikki Stott, design researchers at the Royal College of Art, and Ian Thompson, a bioengineer at Kings College London. The trio used a four-step process (below) to coax the cells into skeletal symbols of everlasting devotion. It takes months. In September, the jewelry - plus still photos and a time-lapse video of the process - will go on display at Guy’s Hospital in London. After that, the betrothed get the rings for keeps. “I love the idea that it’s precious only to us because it is, literally, us,” says Harriet Harris, one of the participants. “It’s almost worthless to anyone else.” You can’t say that about platinum.
The process1. Extract bone chips from jaw. Rinse.2. Place bone cells in ring-shaped bioactive ceramic scaffold.3. Feed liquid nutrients and culture in a temperature-controlled bioreactor for six weeks.4. After coral-like bone forms fully around scaffold, pare down to final ring shape and insert silver liner (for engraving).
Some Links about it:
http://bioartwindsor.blogspot.com/2010/11/wedding-rings-made-from-your-partners.html
http://www.mohdi.com/2007/01/23/bone-wedding-ring/

actually hella cool

Woah!

Holy shit. This is amazing.

Science. Is.AWESOME.

rocketcollecting:

bakeanddestroy:

iwillnotactuallykillanyonetoday:

ceedling:

Why go to Tiffany’s for a wedding band when you have one grown from your own bones? That’s what five British couples did this spring, starting with a trip to the hospital for a quick jaw biopsy to retrieve bone cells. The idea - a romantic experiment dubbed biojewelry - is the love child of Tobie Kerridge and Nikki Stott, design researchers at the Royal College of Art, and Ian Thompson, a bioengineer at Kings College London. The trio used a four-step process (below) to coax the cells into skeletal symbols of everlasting devotion. It takes months. In September, the jewelry - plus still photos and a time-lapse video of the process - will go on display at Guy’s Hospital in London. After that, the betrothed get the rings for keeps. “I love the idea that it’s precious only to us because it is, literally, us,” says Harriet Harris, one of the participants. “It’s almost worthless to anyone else.” You can’t say that about platinum.

The process
1. Extract bone chips from jaw. Rinse.
2. Place bone cells in ring-shaped bioactive ceramic scaffold.
3. Feed liquid nutrients and culture in a temperature-controlled bioreactor for six weeks.
4. After coral-like bone forms fully around scaffold, pare down to final ring shape and insert silver liner (for engraving).

Some Links about it:

http://bioartwindsor.blogspot.com/2010/11/wedding-rings-made-from-your-partners.html

http://www.mohdi.com/2007/01/23/bone-wedding-ring/

actually hella cool

Woah!

Holy shit. This is amazing.

Science. Is.AWESOME.

(Source: monroeinabox)

solluxcaptor:

lapirin:


R4D1C4L!

Latula // Photographer

omg, everything about this is awesome!!

solluxcaptor:

lapirin:

R4D1C4L!

Latula // Photographer

omg, everything about this is awesome!!

(Source: finalellipsis)

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squibwerb:

ephemeral-aeroliths:

oH my god the way the two look at each other 

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oh my goD

(Source: videohall)

fangboners:

Dude, I wear it all the time! As pajamas!
from Adventure Time #7

fangboners:

Dude, I wear it all the time! As pajamas!

from Adventure Time #7

nintendonut1:

destituteluminary:

quick thank you and apology to my followers who have endured my reblogs and dumb arts

oh

my god

yes

inner-tardis:

boys-from-baker-street:

doctor-who-overdose:

Have you ever seen a tardis inside a tardis?

If someone proposed to me like that, I’d marry them in two heartbeats.

I see what you did there