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The first two lines of 30 Rock.

J’ai vu ce gifset au moins 10 fois avant de comprendre. Moi cer gogolito. 

(Source: 30rockasaurus)

Avec les débats sur l’adoption je ne pouvais pas m’empêcher de penser à tous les personnages d’orphelins élevés par des hommes seuls et imaginer Frigide Barjot leur retirer la garde sous prétexte que “un papa une maman”. 

1992 Act Up jette les cendres de victimes du sida sur le gazon de la maison blanche. 

in How To Survive The Plague

How To Survive The Plague 

“How To Survive The Plague” 

“Looking good is like saying to your creator: I love it, and I’m gonna decorate it”. 

RuPaul chez Joan Rivers pendant 28 minutes. Worth it. 

Ce moment gênant où c’est Detox qui aurait dû gagner.

primadonnasista:

I was loving Detox in black and white. That was so creative. I couldn’t take my eyes off of her. It was like she pulled herself out of an old 1940s television set, caught a cab, and came straight to the finale. She stood so much from the other queens on stage. It was an amazing and believable look. Loved it.

rhamphotheca:

GRIST.ORG:  Just stick this portable outlet to your window to start using solar power

by Sarah Laskow

We have seen a lot of solar chargers in our day. And among of all of them, this is the first one we’ve seen that we will definitely run out and buy as soon as it’s made available in the U.S. It’s a portable socket that gets its power from the sun rather than the grid. You plug into a window instead of into the wall. It’s easy.

That was the whole point, according to the designers, Kyohu Song and Boa Oh:  “We tried to design a portable socket, so that user can use it intuitively without special training,” they write.

It is really simple. The portable socket attaches to a window like a leech to human skin. On its underside, it has solar panels. The solar panels suck energy from the sun. The charger converts that energy into electricity. You plug in to the charger.

Even better, the charger stores that energy. After 5-8 hours of charging, the socket provides 10 hours of use. You can pop it off the window, stick it in your bag, and use it to charge up your phone with solar energy, even if you’re sitting in a dark room.

(via: http://grist.org/list/just-stick-this-portable-outlet-to-your-window-to-start-using-solar-power/)

(photos: Kyohu Song and Boa Oh)

Night of the Iguana (1964)