TEST YOUR KEYBOARD

adriofthedead:

and-then-eve:

dragonmaw:

zangen:

mashiankrekku:

thegoodcommissar:

nazerine:

des-pudels-kern:

albinotaters:

gravityisforsuckers:

Hold both shift keys down, and try to type “THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.”

THKBNFJS THLAY DG.

holy shit

TE UICK RWN JUMS VER TE LAY DG

nailed it

THE QUIKRPWFPJU{SPERTHE:WAAUYTDPG

close enough

H CK BN FX JMPS V H LAZ D DG

this is why WASD controls are nicer than arrow keys

HE QUIK BRON FO JUPS OER HE LA DOG

why does this happen???

THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG

…

THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG

IS SOMETHING SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN

HE QUIK BROWN FO JUPS OER HE LA DOG

your keyboard was probably made by smart people who know how to make circuits that don’t fuck up

HE QUIK BROWN FO JUPS OER HE LA DOG

apparently we have the same keyboard zangen

H CK BN FX JUMPS V H LAZ DG

wow apple, wtg

THEQUICKROWFOXJUMPSOVERTHELZYDOG

so my space bar, “A” and “B” keys stopped working

is that supposed to happen or

THEQUICKROWFOXJUMPSOVERTHELZYDOG

Like Adri’s, space bar, A, N and N didn’t work

…what?

06/1/12

take it to jesus, shinji: Why "friendzoning" is bullshit and does not exist!

legendaryarmor:

So, you’re interested in this girl, right? Man, she’s a cutie! You’re super nice to her, and hey, maybe you’re even spending a little money on her - maybe you’re spending a lot of money on her! She’s gonna love it. But oh no - she either has a significant other already, or…

(via potatofarmgirl)

05/31/12

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kira902k:

anditslove:

wut

(via potatofarmgirl)

05/31/12

lilaira:

astrozerk:

koisnake:

sullys-love-shack:

so I’m applejack???

cool

APPLEJAAACCKKK

Aw wtf…derpy?

fluttershyyyyy

Twilight Sparkle

… Why does Rarity have wings?

05/31/12

dailyfossil:

Toxodon

Mounted specimen on display at Harvard Museum of Natural History

Reconstruction by Roman Uchytel

When: Pleistocene (~2.6 million to 16,000 years ago)

Where: South America

What: Toxodon is another one of the large herbivorous animals that roamed over South America. Charles Darwin purchased the skull of the first Toxodon known to the Old World during his journey on the Beagle. This skull was sent back to England were Sir Richard Own described it and named the animal Toxodon - ‘bow teeth’ based on the curving nature of its gigantic molars. Soon complete skeletons of this amazing animal were known. The first interpratations reconstructed Toxodon as a semi-aquatic animal, much like the modern hippo, but later studies of the limbs and teeth of speciemens show this was incorrect. Toxodon was more the analogue of today’s rhinos than a hippo, a fully terrestrial animal with teeth well adapted for grinding tough plants in somewhat arid environments. Some Toxodon specimens have been found associated with arrowheads, showing that the first people to emigrate into South America had contact with these animals, and appear to have hunted them.

Where does Toxodon fit into the tree of life? Like its contemporary Macrauchenia (which you can see in the background of the reconstruction), its relationship to living mammals is uncertain. It falls into the larger clade of Notoungulata, literally Southern Ungulates, but the placment of this group within placental mammals is highly uncertain. They maybe have a close relationship with animals in the group Afrotheria but research in mammalian systematics is only beginning to be able to evaluate that, and other hypotheses. So what is Toxodon? We just don’t know.