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I am all about interesting photo projects, however… this one is just a tad WTF. :D
(Source: fitzyyy, via orcinus-orca)
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trippy….
(via doinwork)
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Octobit? Rabipus? Either way it’s cool and I want one.
(Source: timoxylenebarbabutanol, via acmemx)
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Pentagon, Hexagon, Oregon… you know this works for me.
and with that I’m out, g’night internets!
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“It’s not a crime to owe money, and debtors’ prisons were abolished in the United States in the 19th century. But people are routinely being thrown in jail for failing to pay debts. In Minnesota, which has some of the most creditor-friendly laws in the country, the use of arrest warrants against debtors has jumped 60 percent over the past four years, with 845 cases in 2009, a Star Tribune analysis of state court data has found.
Not every warrant results in an arrest, but in Minnesota many debtors spend up to 48 hours in cells with criminals. Consumer attorneys say such arrests are increasing in many states, including Arkansas, Arizona and Washington, driven by a bad economy, high consumer debt and a growing industry that buys bad debts and employs every means available to collect.
Whether a debtor is locked up depends largely on where the person lives, because enforcement is inconsistent from state to state, and even county to county.
In Illinois and southwest Indiana, some judges jail debtors for missing court-ordered debt payments. In extreme cases, people stay in jail until they raise a minimum payment. In January, a judge sentenced a Kenney, Ill., man “to indefinite incarceration” until he came up with $300 toward a lumber yard debt.
“The law enforcement system has unwittingly become a tool of the debt collectors,” said Michael Kinkley, an attorney in Spokane, Wash., who has represented arrested debtors. “The debt collectors are abusing the system and intimidating people, and law enforcement is going along with it.” -Chris Serres and Glenn Howatt, Star Tribune (via Pegobry)
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Stray Shopping Carts Field Guide
(via blackadder)
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Australia is a weird place…
“Brawk! Snootch to the nootch!”
Wait… seriously, “parrot detox”?
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If you are under the age of 35 you may only have vague recollections of these things, or perhaps they were something you saw on the old 70’s tv shows that came on when Nickelodeon switched over to TV Land….
LMFAO. PHONES & PHONE CHORDS.
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