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my favorite thing about kermit the frog is that sometimes he makes this face

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grand canyon from space

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hotguyswithsmallanimals:

Dustin Ackley on a pony

I can’t.

theperfectcell:

Felix Baumgartner jumps from the Stratosphere at an altitude of around 128,000FT.

In free fall for 4:22 minutes and achieving a maximum speed of 729MPH. 

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mackryan:

#1 in the USA. Reaching more people than Jay Z with his release today. #whatwhat (Taken with Instagram)

patoisme:

Ten Thousand Hours - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis;

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… The crazy thing is not that a few people are getting pot prescriptions for what some perceive to be mild afflictions - the same thing happened with “medical” liquor during alcohol prohibition; the problem was the prohibition - but that any grown, mature human adult needs a special piece of paper from a state-licensed medical professional to purchase and possess a plant that at worst leads to jam bands.

This fall, voters in three states - Washington, Oregon and Colorado - will have the chance to go further than California ever has by legalising the use marijuana for all persons over 21. They have the political establishment against them - nine former heads of the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) have called on Attorney General Eric Holder to campaign against legalisation, just as he did when it was put up for a vote in California in 2010 - but they also enjoy greater numbers than ever: A majority of non-elected Americans now believe that drug prohibition has been a costly exercise in futility and that cannabis should just go ahead and be legal already.

When it comes to progressive change, history shows that the public always leads and, when they’re done getting in the way, the politicians eventually follow. But before our leaders can be led, they’re liable to double down on disaster, as President Obama has by further militarising the war on drugs, a war responsible for ruining lives from Honduras to Hollywood. Someday, though, as demographics shift - as old people die off, frankly - we’ll look back and wonder not at the absurdity of “medical” marijuana, but at the insanity of raiding homes and putting human beings in tiny, terrible rape cages over something that grows in the ground and makes people happy.

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stopkillingourworld:

Meet Henry Miller - a spokesperson the “No [to GMO labeling] on [Prop] 37” campaign [who] has been all too eager to promote as an arbiter of good science and someone we can trust with our families health.   Miller has been featured in No on 37 television ads, written outrageously deceptive opinion editorials, and has presented himself as an “unbiased” scientific expert.  - To very ill effects (read article for details)

…….  Here’s some other things he’s done

• he’s been caught misrepresenting Stanford University
• Miller shilled for Big Tobacco, where he helped Phillip Morris discredit the links between tobacco products, and cancer and heart disease
• Miller advocates for the reintroduction of the toxic pesticide DDT, which was banned in the United States and has been linked to pre-term birth and fertility impairment in women;
• Miller aided Exxon’s efforts to undercut the reality of climate change;
• Miller attacked the US Food and Drug Administration’s efforts to ensure proper vetting and testing of new drugs safety while urging it outsource more of its functions to private industries,
• And Miller claimed Japanese exposed to radiation from Fukushima “could actually have benefited” from it.

Wonder how much you can get paid for selling your soul repeatedly?

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