thedailywhat:

Time-Lapse Thing of the Day: Josh “Mindrelic” Owens speeds through a short collection of some of his favorite shots from New York City.

Starts slow, but stick around. Gets truly stunning around 1:31.

[laughingsquid.]

chrisgoods:

looks like another masterpiece.

MONSTER -preivew

fuckyeahecochic13:

raisalovescupcakesandfashion:

this is so dope

Damn they killed it they are hella dope

(Source: stevenrosas)

shne:

So no one wanted to buy it, so just for the heck of it, I’m gonna give it away. One lucky follower will be able to win a brand new limited edition cherry red Wii, for free. It comes with two games, Super Mario Bros. and Wii sports.
Rules of contest, you MUST reblog. Following will give you an even bigger chance to win. You must live in the U.S. You can only reblog once, and if you like it as well, it may help your chances. I will be paying for shipping for the person who wins. 
The contest will go from November 28, 2010 at 7:30 and will end at November 28, 2010 at 9:00. I will announce the winner on November 28, 2010 at 9:00. 
Good luck to all of you! 

shne:

So no one wanted to buy it, so just for the heck of it, I’m gonna give it away. One lucky follower will be able to win a brand new limited edition cherry red Wii, for free. It comes with two games, Super Mario Bros. and Wii sports.

Rules of contest, you MUST reblog. Following will give you an even bigger chance to win. You must live in the U.S. You can only reblog once, and if you like it as well, it may help your chances. I will be paying for shipping for the person who wins. 

The contest will go from November 28, 2010 at 7:30 and will end at November 28, 2010 at 9:00. I will announce the winner on November 28, 2010 at 9:00. 

Good luck to all of you! 

mathiasnordby:

saturdaynight, norway whatup!

trainofthoughtcollective:

trainofthoughtcollective:

FREE GIVEAWAY END OF THE MONTH TUMBLR CONTEST #1

First watch the video then follow these rules so you can enter.

Rules

1. You must reblog this post & also follow my blog

2. You must be a fan on my facebook fan page

3. Follow me on twitter

The winner must be able to prove that he or she followed these rules.

Winner recieves-

5 t-shirts

12x16 screen-printed canvas of J-Dilla

3 stickers

I’m going to do some sort of raffle and choose the winner randomly.

- I will choose a winner on November 3-

Good Luck & plenty more giveaways in the future!

ENDING TOMMOROW. REBLOG WHILE YOU CAN!

(Source: trainofthoughtcollective)

marvinking:

MARVINKINGPRESENTS x UGLIETV STICKERPACK 2.0 ON SALE NOW![ CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE ] REBLOG! 5 LUCKY REBLOGGERS WILL BE RANDOMLY CHOSEN TO RECEIVE STICKERS FOR FREE!.. FREE!!!!… FREEEE!!!!!!!!!

marvinking:

MARVINKINGPRESENTS x UGLIETV STICKERPACK 2.0 ON SALE NOW!
[ CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE ] REBLOG!

5 LUCKY REBLOGGERS WILL BE RANDOMLY CHOSEN TO RECEIVE STICKERS FOR FREE!.. FREE!!!!… FREEEE!!!!!!!!!

fuckyeahecochic13:

50newhistory:

Favorite Graffiti Artist. Mirko Reisse A.k.a. DAIM

dope 

Sick, the fact that it’s all out of tape makes it unreal.

fuckyeahecochic13:

50newhistory:

Favorite Graffiti Artist. Mirko Reisse A.k.a. DAIM

dope 

Sick, the fact that it’s all out of tape makes it unreal.

No more biking this year probably.. 

No more biking this year probably.. 

life:

On August 16, 1960, a 32-year-old U.S. Air Force Captain named Joe Kittinger flew in a helium balloon to 102,800 feet (roughly 19 miles) above the Earth … and jumped. His free-fall lasted 4 minutes and 36 seconds. He experienced temperatures approaching minus-100 degrees Fahrenheit. As he fell, Kittinger neared the speed of sound, his pressure-suit-encased body traveling at more than 600 mph before he opened his parachute at 14,000 feet. To this day, he still holds world records for highest parachute jump and longest-ever free-fall. On the 50th anniversary of his jump — an achievement considered among the most technologically significant, and ballsiest, of the 20th century — Joe Kittinger spoke with LIFE.com about the highlights of his storied career…
Joe Kittinger: A Legend Looks Back

life:

On August 16, 1960, a 32-year-old U.S. Air Force Captain named Joe Kittinger flew in a helium balloon to 102,800 feet (roughly 19 miles) above the Earth … and jumped. His free-fall lasted 4 minutes and 36 seconds. He experienced temperatures approaching minus-100 degrees Fahrenheit. As he fell, Kittinger neared the speed of sound, his pressure-suit-encased body traveling at more than 600 mph before he opened his parachute at 14,000 feet. To this day, he still holds world records for highest parachute jump and longest-ever free-fall. On the 50th anniversary of his jump — an achievement considered among the most technologically significant, and ballsiest, of the 20th century — Joe Kittinger spoke with LIFE.com about the highlights of his storied career…

Joe Kittinger: A Legend Looks Back

via life