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Please take a seat
Sushi to Go, by Vinnie Longo, is a tableware set designed to held the foods typically found at a Japanese sushi restaurant. The dishes were inspired by the predominant ingredient in sushi and forms the fragmented image of a fish when arranged properly.
Sleeed
Sleeed is a horizontal nesting chair, which was inspired by the sled. It slides easily and stacks compactly with no need for lifting.
(Fuente: whyx3)
Pistol River Sunrise - Oregon (by Chip Phillips)
Converse’s music Tumblr is here. Let’s rage.
Working in space
High above planet Earth, a human helps an ailing machine. The machine, in this potentially touching story, is the Hubble Space Telescope, which is not in the picture. The human is Astronaut Steven L. Smith, and he is seen above retrieving a power tool from the handrail of the Remote Manipulator System before resuming work on HST in 1999 December. For most astronauts, space is not a place for relaxation and vacation, but rather a place for hard work. Since many space missions involve costly equipment and complicated experiments, astronauts are usually people of considerable knowledge and training. Although the hours may be long and work may be taxing, one frequently reported perk of working in space is the spectacular view.
Image credit: STS-103 Crew, NASA
a friend of mine is getting married this summer, i should buy this.
(Fuente: lamemale)
(Reblogueado desde laughingstation)
