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Ingredients of life

Illustrations of Chemical compounds by Avkari Alon

13
May
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So apparently this is what my name is according to Starbucks…
Taken with instagram

So apparently this is what my name is according to Starbucks…

Taken with instagram

05
May

Lovely tune, yellow power! :D

12
April
New Kings Cross looks so cool!

New Kings Cross looks so cool!

10
April
#London
Taken with instagram

Taken with instagram

07
April
Hahahaha, this is damn good.
evrythingtailored:

the truth about pandas

Hahahaha, this is damn good.

evrythingtailored:

the truth about pandas

20
February
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fcknlegit:

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19
February
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Pretty sight in York after the snow!

Pretty sight in York after the snow!

09
February
1

Set Fire to the Rain

beatusvivere:

I’VE ALWAYS WONDERED ABOUT THIS D<

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12
January
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Now, IF you believe the notion of reincarnation, I really wouldn&#8217;t mind being reborn as one of these babies!

Now, IF you believe the notion of reincarnation, I really wouldn’t mind being reborn as one of these babies!

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12
January
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Christmas is here once again, hope everyone is having a merry one!

25
December

Absolutely beautiful!

24
December
Tasty Okonomiyaki with Ed Sheeran in the background @ Abeno Too, almost in heaven&#8230;? This is close!

Tasty Okonomiyaki with Ed Sheeran in the background @ Abeno Too, almost in heaven…? This is close!

20
December
Once in a while&#8230; Works wonders!

Once in a while… Works wonders!

16
December
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gq:

The Hangover Part III
We flew Aziz Ansari, LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy, and chef David Chang to Tokyo to binge eat raw fish and do lots of drunk-araoke. Sometimes Twitter dreams do come true. Writer Brett Martin was there to take it all in:

Jet lag is a funny thing. It plays tricks  on the mind. For instance, right now I could swear that I’m crammed  into a tiny karaoke room on an upper floor of a building somewhere in  Tokyo. The narrow table is covered end to end with empty bottles of  Asahi beer and Zima, jugs of whiskey and vodka, buckets of ice, huge  clear-plastic bags of luridly colored Japanese candy. There are about  ten of us in here, packed thigh to thigh on the U-shaped banquette,  under a ceiling of peeling geometrically patterned wallpaper that seems  to strobe in the fluorescent light. That’s not including the trio of  waitresses in tiny fur-trimmed Mrs. Santa Claus dresses, peering in  curiously from the door. All this is more or less plausible. The strange  part is what we’re all staring at, to all appearances a surrealist  pop-culture mash-up, bizarre even by the standards of a country known  for bizarreness: the comedian and actor Aziz Ansari (of Parks and  Recreation), the musician James Murphy (of LCD Soundsystem), and the  chef David Chang (of Momofuku), in suits, arm in arm, belting out  A-Ha’s “Take On Me.”

gq:

The Hangover Part III

We flew Aziz Ansari, LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy, and chef David Chang to Tokyo to binge eat raw fish and do lots of drunk-araoke. Sometimes Twitter dreams do come true. Writer Brett Martin was there to take it all in:

Jet lag is a funny thing. It plays tricks on the mind. For instance, right now I could swear that I’m crammed into a tiny karaoke room on an upper floor of a building somewhere in Tokyo. The narrow table is covered end to end with empty bottles of Asahi beer and Zima, jugs of whiskey and vodka, buckets of ice, huge clear-plastic bags of luridly colored Japanese candy. There are about ten of us in here, packed thigh to thigh on the U-shaped banquette, under a ceiling of peeling geometrically patterned wallpaper that seems to strobe in the fluorescent light. That’s not including the trio of waitresses in tiny fur-trimmed Mrs. Santa Claus dresses, peering in curiously from the door. All this is more or less plausible. The strange part is what we’re all staring at, to all appearances a surrealist pop-culture mash-up, bizarre even by the standards of a country known for bizarreness: the comedian and actor Aziz Ansari (of Parks and Recreation), the musician James Murphy (of LCD Soundsystem), and the chef David Chang (of Momofuku), in suits, arm in arm, belting out A-Ha’s “Take On Me.”

06
December
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Bangers and Mash

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