This week the Spice Girls gave us a dose of “girl power”! Welcome back to #ThrowbackThursday.
via IFTTT
The post 12 Celebrity #TBT Photos You May Have Missed This Week appeared first on iPhone 6.
Wine is fine, but this quiz is quicker.
via IFTTT
The post Which Wine Should You Actually Be Drinking? appeared first on iPhone 6.
Some like it hot, and they are correct.
Fox / Via lovesmile1222.blogspot.com
Fox
Fox / Via drain-seeker.tumblr.com
Fox / Via tressugar.com
via IFTTT
The post 19 Reasons Being Too Hot Is Way Better Than Being Too Cold appeared first on iPhone 6.
A web development snafu.
Dan Sullivan is a former attorney general of Alaska and is running for Senate as a Republican against incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Begich.
On Thursday afternoon, Sullivan's campaign website was online — but when searching on Google for Sullivan's issues page, a development version of the site could also be found.
The filler text on the development site quoted extensively from newsletters published by former Rep. Ron Paul.
Brian Donahue, a partner at CRAFT, a digital firm doing work for the Sullivan campaign, said the filler text was a vendor issue — and not something the Sullivan campaign did.
“We were made aware of so-called dummy copy, found on a development site, not on the Dan Sullivan campaign site,” Donahue said in a statement to BuzzFeed. “Normally, placeholder copy is used during the development process. We contacted the vendor and they removed it. This is a mistake of a developer and not of the campaign.”
Via terraeclipse.nationbuilder.com
Via terraeclipse.nationbuilder.com
“We assume that by keeping the already known torture pictures from the public's eye, we will be remembered only as a generous and good people. The younger generation is interested in experimenting. A dangerous war now spreads throughout the Middle East and Central Asia. Thousands of innocent people being killed as we become known as the torturers of the 21st century. Get rid of it. Get rid of it.”
via IFTTT
The post Senate Candidate’s Development Website Filler Text Extensively Quoted Ron Paul Newsletter appeared first on iPhone 6.
InVESTigating a boy and his Manny vests. Sorry not sorry.
via IFTTT
The post 13 Photos Of Manny From ‘Modern Family’ In Vests appeared first on iPhone 6.
Since NASCAR’s season opener was delayed due to severe weather, Fox aired a replay of last year’s race when Jimmie Johnson won and a lot of fans on Twitter thought it was live.
AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack
via IFTTT
The post Daytona 500 Postponed Due To Weather, Replay Leads Many To Think Johnson Won appeared first on iPhone 6.
The driver, Ron Capps, walked away from the accident uninjured.
NHRA
via IFTTT
MMMHot. Sorry, I’m not sorry.
And just so we're all clear, Isaac is 33 now. Taylor is 30. And baby Zac is 28. They grew up REAL NICE.
Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images
Definitely didn't already take them off or anything.
Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images
via IFTTT
You might be surprised to find out who this is. #Beefcake
Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images
John Kobal Foundation / Getty Images
University of Southern California/Collegiate Images / Getty Images
Via jeffarnoldblog.blogspot.com
via IFTTT
William Hart stomped out the words “Hi mom God bless u!” huge in the snow next to his mom’s hospital room.
Facebook: RushUniversityMedicalCenter
The nurses of Rush University Medical Center in Chicago spotted this huge message written in snow. They posted a picture of it on Facebook Monday, writing:
We can only assume this message, which Rush nurse Angela Washek spotted early Sunday atop the Rush parking garage, was intended for a patient in the Tower across the street.
“No matter how cold it gets,” Washek says, “there is always a message of warmth if we just open our eyes to see it.”
The question was, who was the message for? Turns out the message was written for Sharon Hart. She's currently at Rush Medical getting treatment for acute myeloid leukemia. Her 14-year-old son William and his father and uncle wrote the message to her in the snow of a neighboring parking garage. Each letter is about the length of two cars. The Chicago Tribune tracked William and his family down. According to the Tribune, William stomped “Hi Mom” and told Sharon to look out the window. Then William extended a “God Bless U” to all the other families in the hospital.
via IFTTT
I have a crush on you. Now please, get in my mouth.
When I close my eyes it’s you, and when I open them, I wish it was you.
Like, there are seriously no words for how you make my heart pew-pew-pew.
Flickr: momentum / Via Creative Commons
FUCKING. MOUNTAINS. You make them look like doody in comparison.
Flickr: 89119745@N00 / Via Creative Commons
via IFTTT
Find out if there’s been an article written telling you specifically to code or not.
United Artists
There's been a lot written about about what type of person should learn to code., it can be confusing. What about you?
Just pick the square that best describes you. If there's more than one, you can refresh and pick again.
via IFTTT
Happy Birthday, person I never talk to!
1. Happy Birthday! = I feel obligated to wish you a happy birthday. Or we're talking on Gchat right now, and this is just a formality.
2. HBD! = I don't really care about your birthday, but I do think something bad will happen to me if I don't wish everyone a Happy Birthday on Facebook, and so I'm just trying to get in and out as fast as possible.
3. Happy Birthday, [your name]! = I feel bad about just saying “Happy Birthday!” but I can't think of anything else to say to you.
4. Happy B-day! = I feel bad just saying “Happy Birthday!”, so I'm hoping you think that putting “b-day” instead of birthday means that I put some personality into this.
5. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! = I straight up forgot all about you until Facebook told me today was your birthday. But I am so glad to remember that you are still alive!
6. Happy Birthday! Here is a list of everything I know about you! = I am your best friend. Me. No one else. So I am leaving a list of our most personal and embarrassing stories as a warning to others who might try to take you from me.
7. Happy Birthday, yo. = We fucked at one point, and it's still weird.
8. Happy Birthday, sexy! = We will never fuck, but we're close enough where we can touch each other's butts with impunity.
9. Happy Birthday. = I am really mad at you, and this is the Facebook birthday greeting version of air kisses.
10. Happy Birthday, I miss you! = I probably do miss you, but I think we'd both agree that calling you on the phone at this point would be awkward.
11. Happy Birthday, I MISS YOU!!!! = You do not miss me.
12. Happy Birthday, I miss doing this one thing with you! = You've stopped returning my texts, so I'm hoping that this will come off as a non-creepy away to initiate contact with you.
13. Happy Barfday! = I'm hilarious.
14. A number of years ago, this amazing and beautiful person was born. That person was you! = I'm your mother, and this is basically the only way to get you to acknowledge me on Facebook.
15. Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = I'm a relative who wishes you would call.
16. Happy Birthday! I still remember this one thing that happened! = We are probably not friends anymore, but unfriending you on Facebook just seems kind of mean.
17. Happy Birthday! See you at your party! = Jesus crap I am so glad that I finally got invited to a party you have no idea I'm gonna show up fifteen minutes early and make it really uncomfortable for you.
18. Happy Birthday! It was great to see you the other day! = We ran into each other on accident, so I'm using this to parlay my way into making plans with you.
19. Happy Belated Birthday! = I just noticed that enough of our mutual friends wished you a happy birthday, so if I don't do it now, I will look like a jerk.
20. Ack! I'm so sorry I missed your birthday! Hope it was good! = I hate myself and everything I do is wrong. Or I'm a forgetful asshole who is trying to manipulate you into liking me. OR IS IT BOTH?!
21. Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great day! = I don't really know you, but my birthday is coming up, and I'm trying to make sure that my Facebook wall doesn't look like a ghost town that day because holy crap would that be depressing.
via IFTTT
Their ooey-gooey chocolatey goodness won’t let you down on February 14.
You'll be up all night if you have one of these brownies. Recipe here.
Time to get sauced with these brownies! Recipe here.
These brownies will keep you warm all night long. Recipe here.
via IFTTT
A very strange turn of events.
Via Facebook: allysonschwartzforgovernor
“The recent string of polar plunges and extremely cold weather has placed an added burden on many family budgets, especially when it comes to heating their homes,” RGA communications director Gail Gitcho said. “It is shocking that want-to-be governor and liberal Washington, D.C. Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz would vote to increase the fees on home heating oil at this time. The working families of Pennsylvania can least afford to pay for this onerous tax.”
Via rga.org
Via pa.gov
via IFTTT
“Oppressed majority” takes place in an alternate reality where women jog half naked and work while the men take care of the kids and endure daily sexual harassment.
via IFTTT
In its 51-year history, Doctor Who has featured not only 13 actors but a slew of wardrobe changes, which reflect not only the incarnation of the character but also the times in which we live.
BBC
There’s been 12 (OK, 13 — more on that later) incarnations of Doctor Who since the British TV series first debuted in 1963. For a man who's traveled time and space, fought Daleks and Cybermen, and saved the queen countless times, he's always done it with a sense of style.
Last week, the BBC unveiled new Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi's costume as the next Doctor. It's an effortlessly cool and modern look, one I'd expect to start flooding menswear Tumblrs almost immediately.
We all know what you wear speaks volumes about your personality. That's definitely the case with the Doctor. The Doctor's sartorial choices say plenty about him, and his outfits, not to mention his accessories — bow ties, scarves, fezzes, and umbrella stolen from the Riddler — have become as identifiable with the character as the S on Superman's chest.
The fashion of Doctor Who has inspired countless Tumblrs and Pinterest pages, not to mention legions of cosplayers, as well as interpretations in popular style. (I'll confess to owning a pair of TARDIS cufflinks.)
It's worthwhile to take a spin through the Doctor's history, and his wardrobe, to see what the clothes say about the man, his times, and how they links the character's past and future.
BBC
The First Doctor (1963–1966) had a look that lands somewhere between Wizard of Oz and the Monopoly man. Played by William Hartnell, the original Doctor wore a black frock coat, a vest with a wing-collared shirt, and plaid pants. And that ribbon tie, which just feels kind of deflated and defeated at the prospect of having to hang around the man’s neck.
His favorite accessories included a monocle and a cape. He was instantly eccentric. You can't look at him without thinking “granddad made a lot of money and then got into some pretty elaborate cosplay.”
But the look was purposeful. In introducing the Doctor to audiences, it was important to let them know from the start that this slight old man was mysterious, probably dangerous, and always out of place. In the same way this early era of Doctor Who influenced the show's future, Hartnell's costume created a kind of lookbook for his predecessors.
via IFTTT
