C.J. Moseley's Blog, page 137
November 6, 2014
phonesandgadgets:
How I spent my time in class…
How I spent my time in class today
http://phonesandgadgets.tumblr.com
Suddenly noughts and crosses got tactical…
November 5, 2014
November 4, 2014
laughingsquid:
ArKay Beverages Creates a Full Line of…
ArKay Beverages Creates a Full Line of Alcohol-Free Liquors For Those Who Prefer Not to Indulge
But what would be the point?
November 3, 2014
November 2, 2014
Paradox War Paperbacks Widely available
That should (at least so I'm lead to believe) also mean that you can request a copy of any of the books from your local library, which sounds brilliant. Just tell the librarian you want to read (for example) The Paradox War Omnibus ISBN: 9781326039431 and they will get you a copy as soon as they can. You can read the whole trilogy for free that way! And that's the reason I write books, so that people can read them.
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="300" caption="the Omnibus cover on Barnes & Noble"]
[/caption]I guess I'd better make sure to add the other books to Goodreads soon, so people can find them to add them to their to read lists, unless that will follow automatically now they are listed.
Posted from my Phone so...
ofbonesandblood:
holycorruption:
ofbonesandblood
this is…
holycorruption:
ofbonesandblood
this is amazing
I think I sprained something laughing.
November 1, 2014
scienceisbeauty:
Fordite (Detroit agate), sometimes beauty…
Fordite (Detroit agate), sometimes beauty emerges from the most strange places:
Old car factories had a harmful impact on the environment, releasing toxic chemicals into the air, land and water. But it wasn’t all ugly. Oddly enough, one of the by-products of car production was Fordite, also known as Detroit agate. The colorful layered objects take their name from agate stones for their visual resemblance. But instead of forming from microscopically crystallized silica over millions of years, Fordite was formed from layers of paint over several tens of years. Back in the day, old automobile paint would drip onto the metal racks that transported cars through the paint shop and into the oven. The paint was hardened to a rock-like state thanks to high heats from the baking process. As the urban legend goes, plant workers would take pieces home in their lunch pails as a souvenir for their wife or kids.
That’s strangely appealing
October 31, 2014
televandalist:
Here’s a gif of a vine of a video of a flipbook…
Here’s a gif of a vine of a video of a flipbook of a gif of a roller coaster.
Surely that’s a gif of a vine of a video of a flip book of a movie of a roller coaster?
October 30, 2014
October 29, 2014
That’s an amazing image.
That’s an amazing image.
