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More from BPL: The Electric St. Gotthard Line.  Love it.

More from BPL: The Electric St. Gotthard Line.  Love it.

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Chicago: The Vacation City!
from Boston Public Library’s Travel Posters Collection

Chicago: The Vacation City!

from Boston Public Library’s Travel Posters Collection

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Where can I buy a print of this?! thingsmagazine:

Chicago, from the BPL’s Travel Poster Collection

Where can I buy a print of this?! thingsmagazine:

Chicago, from the BPL’s Travel Poster Collection

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Oh watermelon.

Oh watermelon.

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Bourbon, crispy bacon bits, maple syrup, and toasted pecans.  Oh my God.  via wwnorton:

19 Sweet and Savory Oatmeal Toppings courtesy of soon-to-be Norton cookbook author J. Kenji Lopez-Alt (@TheFoodLab) on Serious Eats. 

Bourbon, crispy bacon bits, maple syrup, and toasted pecans.  Oh my God.  via wwnorton:

19 Sweet and Savory Oatmeal Toppings courtesy of soon-to-be Norton cookbook author J. Kenji Lopez-Alt (@TheFoodLab) on Serious Eats. 

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They don’t have one for Godel? I deem this set INCOMPLETE!  

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Rock Star Scientist Posters by Megan Lee

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Cupcakewurst. Disgusting? Delicious?  Or just another part of the last stage of a decadent declining civilization?  

via thedailywhat:

Afternoon Snack:  Both of the two food groups (“meats” and “dessert”) are represented in The Cupcake Project’s “cupcakewurst,” which stuffs delicious cake batter into also-delicious sausage casing.
Sorry, chocolate and peanut butter, but you’ve been made redundant.
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Cupcakewurst. Disgusting? Delicious?  Or just another part of the last stage of a decadent declining civilization?  

via thedailywhat:

Afternoon Snack:  Both of the two food groups (“meats” and “dessert”) are represented in The Cupcake Project’s “cupcakewurst,” which stuffs delicious cake batter into also-delicious sausage casing.

Sorry, chocolate and peanut butter, but you’ve been made redundant.

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"I’m (expletive deleted) starving."

— Celebrity chef Mario Batali is eating like he’s on food stamps (an average of $1.48 per meal, or $31 per week) in protest of potential cuts to the federal food stamps program. (via shortformblog)

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Very nice.  via nedroidcomics:

The Endless Sky

Very nice.  via nedroidcomics:

The Endless Sky

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geekfeed:

how to open a book  画

geekfeed:

how to open a book