Ohhh Ron Swanson!
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June 2nd, 2012
May 31st, 2012
Famous Landmarks, Seen Through The Eyes Of Hundreds All At Once
Spanish photographer Pep Ventosa scours the web for snapshots of famous landmarks from the same vantage point. Then, in a manual form of a Google-like computer algorithm, they are blended together to form a sort of meta-snapshot.
More shots here, and a similar project here.
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May 30th, 2012
Quentin Tarantino's Very Own Universe?
The Snippeteers have never quiet considered themselves fans of Tarantino’s work, nor are they particularly well versed in the subject. However, this is a fascinating theory. Click over to Collider.com to read more.
If Tarantino truly has developed a single world in which all his work takes place and they all inform one another in some subtle way, then well, Bravo Mr. Tarantino, you clever basterd.
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May 29th, 2012
What a beautiful place. Wish I could go back!
- Cor
A beautiful summer story… Santorini | Greece (by MarcelGermain)
May 28th, 2012
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May 24th, 2012
Epic is the only word
via Collider
May 23rd, 2012
The year is 2042. “I was born in the wrong generation” a teenage white girl sighs as she listens to One Direction and cleans the lens on her vintage iPhone 4S.
It’s not that I didn’t care about the mythology of the show, I just feel like many shows have come and gone that are very focused on their mysteries and their mythology and ambiguity and there is no worst scene in the history of genre than the Architect explaining to Neo everything that happened in ‘The Matrix’ and I wasn’t gonna fucking touch that with a ten-foot pole. So, we have the Architect and we have ‘LOST’ and the ‘LOST is not enough’ and ‘the Architect is too much’, and somewhere in-between is ‘just right’, and I’m gonna always be closer to ‘LOST’ than I am to the Architect, because that is just not interesting to me.
Damon Lindelof’s flawless explanation of why he will never apologize for the ending of LOST
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