Still one of the best things I’ve seen on the interwebs.

hollyblack:

accidentalformalist:

Francis Alÿs

The Nightwatch

Surveillance cameras observe a fox exploring the Tudor and Georgian rooms of the National Portrait Gallery at night.

FOX!!!!!

Oh to be that fox…. Reminds me of “from the mixed up files of mrs basil e frankweiler”

(via ectasia)

campaignsick:

This adequately describes my life for the next few weeks. Also the blog I got this from brings back some great memories from ‘08 campaign. I love everything about it.

postmarq:

Marquette graduation, 20 years ago:
Then First Lady Barbara Bush received an honorary degree from Marquette University on May 17, 1992. As a graduate of Marquette’s Class of 1992, I enjoyed her commencement speech at the Bradley Center. Seated with the First Lady is Sande Robinson. Sande retired as director of Marquette’s Educational Opportunity Program in 2010, after 35 years of university service.

Photo source: 1992 Marquette University Annual Report

THIS PICTURE IS AWESOME! Sande was my former boss at EOP and I love her dearly. Now to figure out a way to get a print for our offices…..

Why yes Sir Guy of Gisborne, you were the reason I started watching BBC’s Robin Hood. But then somewhere along the way, I kind of fell in love with it. Parts of it were pretty terrible but it had its redeeming moments (kind of like the one above - seriously, if that man smolders anymore, he’s going to burst into flames).

Now I need a new BBC/Netflix obsession.

(via robinoflocksley)

whatshouldwecallmke:

too fantastic to not reblog (so many of my favorite things! making fun of brookfield, appreciating city living, and david tennant, oh and that straw. ah-mazing)

whatshouldwecallmke:

academiccoachtaylor:

Academic Coach Taylor is frustrated with you.

Dear God - this is my life. People on my education listservs drive me crazy but it does provide for some good entertainment every once in awhile.

virginiachance:

If you were given the chance to change history - (a) would you risk it, and (b) which event would you try to change?

David Tennant and Catherine Tate: The Big Questions #2 [x]

Worlds colliding. This is the best thing ever. Who wouldn’t want to work with Bradley Whitford?

(via thefinestmuffinsandbagels)

whenobamaendorsed:

… I was like:

Woot! Finally! So happy!