(Source: summersfever, via ameliastrehler)
"You know it’s Christmas and my heart is open wide
Gonna give you something so you know what’s on my mind
A gift real special, so take off the top
Take a look inside — it’s my dick in a box
Not gonna get you a diamond ring
That sort of gift don’t mean anything
Not gonna get you a fancy car
Girl ya gotta know you’re my shining star
Not gonna get you a house in the hills
A girl like you needs somethin’ real
Wanna get you somethin’ from the heart
Somethin’ special girl
It’s my dick in a box"
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The Lonely Island (Dick in a Box)
(Source: girlslovesextoo)
Deep sea Hatchetfish have the amazing ability to camouflage themselves using the light around them. Their scales are very reflective and with what little light there is in the abyss, they are pretty much invisible from the side and with how thin they are, they are just as hard to spot from the front and back.
But most fish hunt from below, using the sun above to see the shadow/silhouette of their prey. What Hatchetfish can do to counteract this is use a line of light emitting organs called photophores on their underbelly to match the light above and thus blend in with the very light that would give them away.
They also look like damned souls condemned to the cold, dark pit of the world.
(via druggedupnfuckedup)
In 1961, Leonid Rogozov, 27, was the only surgeon in the Soviet Antarctic Expedition. During the expedition, he felt severe pain in the stomach and had a high fever. Rogozov examined himself and discovered that his appendix was inflamed and could burst at any time. With a local anesthesia, he operated himself to remove the appendix. An engineer and a meteorologist assisted surgery.
All the awards!
(via m4addict)
