Didn’t crash

What do this

Wall and building

and this

Mr. Giraffe

have in common?

Probably not a heck of a lot other than they were both found on the wild island known as the United Kingdom.

We’re back now, with more than a thousand photos to show for it. Expect many more soon. I’m just at work, so can’t really do much about the photoblogging right now.

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So, even if there are forests that start on fire in the future, there has to be a better way of fighting them than calling on Dr. Wily’s evil army. What exactly do we do if this thing starts to run amok? Where is the Quick Boomerang to slow him down?

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This is AMAZING. I wish I had the station in the world to dump all over every single group of people, EVER, and look adorably crotchety doing it. Or this is the finest example of dry British wit I have ever seen. Either way, kudos to Prince Philip.

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It might take my music snob cred down a notch or two, but is it wrong that this is one of my favourite things to come out of the existance of Joy Division?

Enjoy. via

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Jack McBrayer and Michael Cera should get together and have babies. They could share carrying them like Arnold and DeVito in whatever the hell movie that was, or something. I just like picturing them as a domestic couple, but deciding which one would be the lady is proving exceedingly difficult.
McBrayer does have some hilarious new stuff up on Funny or Die though. Go. Watch.

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I really, really, really wish all elections, and all disputes with multiple choices as a whole, were settled this way. Funny thing is how close a prognostigator they may turn out to have been.

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Watch out Katie, you’ve got some stiff professional competition.

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