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What I think about as I'm ignoring you

mattsbrickgallery:

theseworldsofours:

There is now a 1:1 scale Lego X-Wing in Times Square…. Absolutely incredible! It’s the world’s largest Lego construction at 5.3 million Lego pieces and took 32 builders 4 months to make (source) So cool (wish I lived in the area to go see it).

So cool.

allthisandhips:

Now all other cotton candy is just boring.

limmynem:

Holy Cow! (get it?) 

Amazing Hand carved Skulls by s2k4

10knotes:

omfg

10knotes:

omfg

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high tide and low tide in great britain. photographs by michael marten

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h0odrich:

Every white girl I meet is one tablespoon ‘Native American’

LMAO

wookiesrugrats:

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE SWEET BEBY JESUS LET THIS HAPPEN!! I swear on all that is sacred and holy I will be in line the first day it’s available to have it done!!!

CAJUN AND PROUD, MAIS SHA!!!!!

10knotes:

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beautifullouisiana:

In eastern Livingston Parish, Louisiana, due south of a small town called Albany, there exists the remnants of a rural ethnic Hungarian community that began over a century ago. By the beginning of the 20th century, hundreds of thousands of Hungarians had migrated to the United States in an attempt to improve their social condition and expand their economic opportunities. By 1920, Hungarians could be found in virtually every state in the Union, with their stronghold in states of the Northeast such as New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Illinois. Some of these Magyar immigrants found their way to the pine forests of southeastern Louisiana by 1896.

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