ditto that, alex

archtravels:

Successfully made it to Yerevan, Armenia.  We flew Aeroflot, which I had heard terrible things about, but it was one of the most pleasant flights I’ve taken.  The food was good, they had a good movie selection, and had a decent amount of leg room for economy.  Tomorrow starts the work going through the lithic assemblage!

so what, im lazy blogger. glad that my boyfriend is more proactive about these things.

just hanging out in the moscow airport

just hanging out in the moscow airport

off to jfk! then moscow and yerevan! goodbye US!

off to jfk! then moscow and yerevan! goodbye US!

had to share my gigantic blueberry with the world. thats a quarter next to it.

had to share my gigantic blueberry with the world. thats a quarter next to it.

leaving for yerevan, armenia in two days! off to sort through the lithic assemblage that we dug up last year. love love love me some lithics.

theanimalblog: Friendly Dolphins Help Brazilian Fishermen We think of dolphins as playful — but they may also be more cunning than we ever realized. A subset of the dolphin population in Laguna, Brazil has started cooperating with human fishing expeditions. The dolphins will help people get better catches, in return for whatever the fisherman discard. They’ll drive schools of mullet towards the fisherman, and they even signal when and where to cast the nets. Newly published research has looked at the dolphins who are helping out in this unique way. What the scientists discovered is that the sea mammals that cooperated with the humans were more social than the ones that didn’t, both within their own species, and with ours. The researchers believe this is to do with social learning practices, where these skills can be passed between the more connected dolphins. this is the coolest thing ive read all year

theanimalblog:

Friendly Dolphins Help Brazilian Fishermen

We think of dolphins as playful — but they may also be more cunning than we ever realized. A subset of the dolphin population in Laguna, Brazil has started cooperating with human fishing expeditions. The dolphins will help people get better catches, in return for whatever the fisherman discard. They’ll drive schools of mullet towards the fisherman, and they even signal when and where to cast the nets.

Newly published research has looked at the dolphins who are helping out in this unique way. What the scientists discovered is that the sea mammals that cooperated with the humans were more social than the ones that didn’t, both within their own species, and with ours. The researchers believe this is to do with social learning practices, where these skills can be passed between the more connected dolphins.

this is the coolest thing ive read all year

harajukuhobo: buuuuuuuuuuuhhh <3

harajukuhobo:

buuuuuuuuuuuhhh <3

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why are all of these tv csi agents wearing white to a bloody crime scene?

seasideoceantide:

iheartchaos:

Three grandmothers watching and commenting on the Kim Kardashian sex tape

Once you go black, you never go back.

Literally me and my two best friends

“His noise is in her cli-toris”

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sweetvisage:

Art Nouveau Doors

(Photos uncredited as I collected them on my hard-drive a long time ago!)

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ohaiena: sonofabattlecry: like-the-mahal: Heh, I remember reading about this in school. She turned into a tree forever just to avoid him. MAXIMUM REJECTION. cold blooded~ your choices are turn into a tree get raped greeks

ohaiena:

sonofabattlecry:

like-the-mahal:

Heh, I remember reading about this in school. She turned into a tree forever just to avoid him. MAXIMUM REJECTION.

cold blooded~

your choices are

turn into a tree

get raped

greeks

When technical writers are forced to make school lunches - Imgur

When technical writers are forced to make school lunches - Imgur

lyndsays:

Finals week: A week of dreams in which I find out I have to take a final for a class in which I didn’t know I was enrolled.

ALWAYS