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100 Rules of Anime

The laws of Anime is a growing list of physical, universal, and natural
phenomenon that seem to appear in various forms in all sorts of anime. The original
intent was an effort to classify these incidents into a list of “laws” that
explained how Anime physics are different from our own (real?) world. It is our hope
that you find them useful to studying Anime, or at the very least, worth a good
chuckle.

Dear Tumblr

When I press the “home” key on my keyboard, I expect to be taken to the top of the page of the dashboard, not some fuckery that takes me to the end of the page.

It gets particularly annoying when endless scrolling is enabled.

Una noche en La Sexta.

theronroy:

Contare la historia de una famosa persona. Todos la conocen por el apodo de “Chona”

(Source: memexico)

reblogged from yuk-z

minnpost:

Yes, Uptown suffers from a personality crisis, but it’s also vibrant and undeniably walkable

It’s caught between a low-rent, artsy McPunk past and an absurdly gentrified present. But Miriam Rudolph’s etchings, Dave Eggers’ drawings and two side-by-side windows beckon.

A new column by the one and only Andy Sturdevant.

reblogged from fuckyeaminnesota

No life? No problem

shapiz: muere
shapiz: jajaja
nullrend: no tengo vida jojojo

Mas de uno en el DeFe hizo el gesto de Woody cuando les decía que era de Tijuana… aunque no lo sea.

(Source: nommswei)

reblogged from yuk-z

everybody i know has fangs: Conoce a México:

Nuestra comida:

Donde wey es una palabra:

Nuestras tradiciones:

Nuestros paisajes:

Donde se encuentra uno de las 7 maravillas del mundo:

Y también famosos que tienen ascendencia mexicana:

Y muchos…

Es una buena lista… pero donde estan los tamales? El tequila? El agua de horchata? Unos grasientos tacos de perro a las ~~dostres~~cuatro de la mañana acompañados de una coca (en botella de vidrio)?

Menos artistas y mas comida!

(Source: likeawkward)

reblogged from elcocotecomera