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Sabol said the most impressive dunk he ever saw came at the end of Super Bowl XXXVII, when a group of Tampa Bay Buccaneers players carried a bucket as they ran behind Coach Jon Gruden, who was excitedly sprinting down the sideline.

Sabol said the NFL Films cameramen were running alongside the group, too, giving the entire sequence a certain “National Geographic as an antelope is being stalked quality.” Finally the players dropped the liquid on Gruden as he leaped in the air, providing what Sabol said he believed to be one of the few — if not only — “flying dumps” ever recorded.

-New York Times Piece on the History of the Gatorade Shower

I am an adult woman. (Taken with instagram)

This is uncanny. I have far too much in common with Cher. However, we do not see eye to eye on false eyelashes. Everything else is pretty dead balls on.

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Downton Abbey is possibly the sassiest show that has ever aired on Television.

It might look like granny panties on the outside but it’s definitely commando on the inside. But I guess, when you really think about it, everything is commando on the inside of underpants? Regardless, it’s a sensational show.

curiositycounts:

“A mere handful of seafloor mud may contain as many species as are found in a square meter of tropical rainforest.” Reminiscent of the One Cubic Foot project.

This is my new desktop wallpaper. I could stare at it for hours.

Some thoughts on the original The Taking of the Pelham One Two Three:

• -Philip Seymour Hoffman is the Walter Matthau of our time. Both of these men have never been considered traditionally handsome, but I think we can all agree that they are timelessly awesome.
• -Robert “Third Rail” Shaw!
• -I love that a million dollars was a HUGE deal in 1974.

Filing this image under “things I will never be mad about.”

You know what they say: When the going gets tough, Photoshop top hats on farm animals.

If you were wondering what the best photo on the back of a Snuggies for dogs box is… It’s this one.

fruitpizza:

1970s “Season’s Greetings from Ardent Records”

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According to a recent study, the Tyrannosaurus Rex was basically the Homer Simpson of dinosaurs.The above image also happens to be one of my favorite dinosaur artist renderings of all time. Second only to this. But I digress, more on the deadbeat dinosaur “Gorgosaurus” below.

All were big, had short arms and were often reconstructed as being on the more rotund and slow-moving side of scale. Tyrannosaurus may have had enough star power to regularly overcome this type of imagery.

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This is Wormwood and he is the only pet I’m allowing myself to own. Why? Because I once killed a cactus in college.

Wormwood keeps to himself, he’s a pretty Cool roommate.