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Stubborn Creature on Flickr.

Crusher rearranges the garden

The bus driver has his murder gloves on today on Flickr.The bus driver has his murder gloves on today

The bus driver has his murder gloves on today on Flickr.

The bus driver has his murder gloves on today

Today’s track is one of mine on Flickr.Today’s track is one of mine

Today’s track is one of mine on Flickr.

Today’s track is one of mine

Pit Licker on Flickr.Pit Licker

Pit Licker on Flickr.

Pit Licker

Hold on on Flickr.Hold on

Hold on on Flickr.

Hold on

Giant cat seen from space on Flickr.Giant cat seen from space

Giant cat seen from space on Flickr.

Giant cat seen from space

Need a place to crash? on Flickr.Need a place to crash?

Need a place to crash? on Flickr.

Need a place to crash?

Unidentified Subway Ceiling Splatter on Flickr.Unidentified Subway Ceiling Splatter

Unidentified Subway Ceiling Splatter on Flickr.

Unidentified Subway Ceiling Splatter

Overhead on Flickr.Overhead

Overhead on Flickr.

Overhead

thekidshouldseethis:

Toast slices as dominoes? Yes, please. This domino-driven Rube Goldberg-esque video may not be all in one shot — and maybe some of it is helped with some digital post-production? I’m looking at you, parachutes — but the use of a fan with feathers, a flip-book style animation, an underwater shot, and a few Cobra Weave Exploding Stick Bombs all throughout a huge house sets this one apart.

A-Trak & Tommy Trash’s Tuna Melt, directed by Ryan Staake. There’s also a behind the scenes vid.

via booooooom.

More Rube Goldberg and chain reaction videos await in the archives.

legoexpress:

AT-AT-VW by lego_nabii on Flickr.
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legoexpress:

AT-AT-VW by lego_nabii on Flickr.

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architectureofdoom:

architectureandfilm:

The Limits of Control / Jim Jarmusch / 2004

Torres Blancas, Madrid

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pendulumfield:

Aiguille du Midi, France

(via architectureofdoom)

elizabethveldon:

maletomisandrist:

huggs-boson:

i just really love mechanisms

So soothing.

reminds me of George Wyllie’s machines

(Source: zzz9956)