31st May 2012

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30th May 2012

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[UPDATES] The Miami-Face Eater, a coincidence or the impending apocalypse?

huddahuddahudda:

IMPORTANT UPDATES: Click ‘Read More’ and Ctrl+F ‘Timeline’/scroll to the bottom or Ctrl+F Miami Face-Eater for an update on that!

A lot of people say it’s zombies, but a lot of others disagree. However, I have a few disturbing things to share with you. Keep in mind that zombies are a fictional thing, but do have basis in fact. To keep this ‘intro’ short and to the point, I’ll clarify that the CDC does take this seriously (if only a little). This is their page about it, even if it does have a lot of marketing/advertisements.

The idea behind this post is that so many isolated incidents are happening in a short span of time. It’s either an awful coincidence, or it could be the real thing, folks. The info (including police scanner reports, other incidents etc) is behind the read more, I’ll reblog/add things when I find more relevant bits.

Disclaimer: Whether or not I think this is a zombie apocalypse is irrelevant. I just want to know what you guys think! This is all getting to be a bigger and bigger coincidence… Better start stocking up on supplies and making your tinfoil hats, people.

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30th May 2012

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octaibo:

me

this was my face, only, in the opposite order:

typette:

octaibo:

me

this was my face, only, in the opposite order:

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22nd May 2012

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thevibewontstop:

Genius. 

thevibewontstop:

Genius. 

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22nd May 2012

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8th May 2012

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Scientists performed a full genome analysis on Osbourne’s DNA to determine how the hard-partying rocker has managed to survive a lifestyle that would likely kill any other human being. The results of the roughly $40,000 test, conducted by Cambridge, Massachusetts-based genome researchers Knome, hope to uncover how Ozzy’s body react to drugs and alcohol just from a simple sample of his blood. Results from the test will arrive three months after analysis.
In addition to drinking and taking drugs for what he estimates to be four decades of his life, Ozzy also survived a 2003 bike accident that broke his neck and he currently suffers from a genetic disorder that is similar to Parkinson’s Disease. Still, Osbourne’s been going strong.
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did-you-kno:

Scientists performed a full genome analysis on Osbourne’s DNA to determine how the hard-partying rocker has managed to survive a lifestyle that would likely kill any other human being. The results of the roughly $40,000 test, conducted by Cambridge, Massachusetts-based genome researchers Knome, hope to uncover how Ozzy’s body react to drugs and alcohol just from a simple sample of his blood. Results from the test will arrive three months after analysis.

In addition to drinking and taking drugs for what he estimates to be four decades of his life, Ozzy also survived a 2003 bike accident that broke his neck and he currently suffers from a genetic disorder that is similar to Parkinson’s Disease. Still, Osbourne’s been going strong.

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3rd May 2012

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29th April 2012

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WHATdid-you-kno:

Astronomers searching for the building blocks of life in a giant dust cloud at the heart of the Milky Way have concluded that it tastes vaguely of raspberries and smells like rum.
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Astronomers searching for the building blocks of life in a giant dust cloud at the heart of the Milky Way have concluded that it tastes vaguely of raspberries and smells like rum.

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26th April 2012

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26th April 2012

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23rd April 2012

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“Happy Mushrooms” by Kaiafa

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“Happy Mushrooms” by Kaiafa

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19th April 2012

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Pioneer Anomaly Solved! →

itsfullofstars:

With the latest piece of the puzzle just published in a scientific journal, a solar system mystery that has perplexed people for more than 20 years has been solved, truly thanks to the support of Planetary Society members. That mystery is the “Pioneer Anomaly,” an anomalous acceleration that affected the two Pioneer spacecraft as they left the solar system. 

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19th April 2012

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5. An Age of Confusion, or an Ancient Age, is one in which History As We Know It begins to unfold, in which Whatever Is Coming emerges in Corporal Form, more or less, and such times are Ages of Balanced Unbalance, or Unbalanced Balance.
6. An Age of Bureaucracy is an Imperial Age in which Things Mature, in which Confusion becomes entrenched and during which Balanced Balance, or Stagnation, is attained.

7. An Age of Disorder or an Aftermath is an Apocalyptic Period of Transition back to Chaos through the Screen of Oblivion into which the Age passeth, finally. These are Ages of Unbalanced Unbalance.

— Principia Discordia

19th April 2012

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18th April 2012

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