Pumpkin, ein Igel ohne Stacheln.
A poorly hedgehog was feeling a little less prickly after it was brought into a rescue centre – completely bald and with no SPIKES. Pumpkin, who is only a baby, is thought to have contracted a skin condition which slowly saw him lose his spines and fur. Now the bald animal, which looks like it is from the prehistoric age, will have to spend the winter in a heated room inside a fleece through fear he could freeze to death without his protective covering. Jules Bishop, owner of Prickles Hedgehog Rescue Centre, where Pumpkin was taken, said at first she thought he had an infection, but it quickly turned into more.
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Heute keine Libelle für den Frosch. Oder zumindest nicht diese.
(von Head like an Orange, via GIFluv)
„Jan-biggedi-biggedi-Böhmermann zeigt was er an dem Turntablet kann. Dynamite!“
(Direktlink, via Ron)
Und scheint wenig begeistert. Ich hätte das gerne als GIF. Danke schön!
(Direktlink, via Say OMG)
Wo sinnlos rohe Kräfte walten, da kann kein Fluss die Richtung halten. Oder irgendwie so.
As storm force winds batter the Derbyshire Peak District, near Hayfield, the river Kinder is stopped in its tracks as it is blown back up onto Kinder Scout Plateau at the point where it would normally cascade 80ft down Kinder Downfall.
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Ich backe und koche mich so durch den Urlaub und zu beidem brauche ich zwangsläufig auch immer Musik. Seit einer Stunde läuft dieses wunderbar verträumte Set, das Kollektiv Turmstraße zusammen mit Solomun letzte Woche auf dem Amsterdam Dance Event gespielt hat. Drei Stunden lang tanzen ist träumen mit den Beinen. Erst die Turmis, hinten raus dann Solomun.
(Direktlink, via Matze)
Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass irgendein Van sich mal auch nur annähernd zwischen die Liebe von mir und den T1 Bulli schieben könnte, aber der hier schafft’s fast.
(Dirty old hoe, via BoingBoing)
Wintercroft entwirft allerhand Masken aus Pappe und verscheuert sie auf Etsy. Unter anderem diese 3D-Schädelmaske, die ziemlich kelle aussieht.
„The instructions and templates are designed to be easy to follow, so that the mask can be assembled by anyone, using local materials and removing the need for shipping. besides it’s good fun turning a 2D material in to a 3D mask. The templates come plain white and you can decorate the finished mask however you like.
This mask is simple to make and the construction techniques are the same as my other masks. basically, if you can cut out shapes, match up numbers and tape edges together, you can build the mask. It is as simple as that. It takes approximately two to three hours to build from printing the templates to finishing the mask. The finished masks are pretty robust due the their polygon construction and will survive the wildest of parties.“
(via Like Cool)
