Paint primary colors on fan wings
I’m a big fan of this idea.
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PUT YOUR HANDS TOGETHER → Hand-clapping is an often overlooked and underrated instrument in the making of a song. So here is a playlist of 17 tracks that include hand-clapping as part of the arrangement - for times when you just want to let loose to that clapping rhythm.
Just to list a few:
I Would Do Anything For You - Foster the People // 15 Step - Radiohead // All the Pretty Girls - Fun. // 40 Day Dream - Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros // Four Leaf Clover - Badly Drawn Boy // I Want to Hold Your Hand - The Beatles // Let’s Go - Matt & Kim
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(via TO BE SHELVED: Mini cover critic)
A 6-year-old judges books by their covers. Clearly, this is adorable and hysterical. Click through for more on the blog.

Damn.
THIS DRESS IS SO CASUAL IT CAN ALMOST BE CONSIDERED PAJAMAS BUT THE EMBELLISHMENTS MAKE IT FANCY. so basically? ITS MY DREAM!?!
Muppet Music Video of the Day: The music video for OK Go’s Green Album rendition of The Muppet Show theme song borrows heavily from previous OK Go videos and has Muppets in it.
Going viral is a foregone conclusion.
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no graphic designers were harmed during the making of this advert.
Imma put that graphic into a Word document that I’ll then turn into a PDF that I’m gonna convert into a BMP and put back into a Word document.
then i am gonna save it as a png and dump it into a ppt then zip the fucker
This is genius. I’m printing it out and giving one to every one of our sales staff.
When I did my first internship I needed the company logo. I got it emailed to me in a Word document. Tiny.
Awesome.
50 Ways to Leave Your Lover by G. Love ft/ The Avett Brothers
originally by Paul Simonvia billyengland who says:
“50 Ways to Leave Your Lover” is a 1975 hit song by Paul Simon, from his album Still Crazy After All These Years.
The song broke in the U.S. in late December 1975 becoming number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 on February 7, 1976, and remaining there for three weeks. It was certified gold on March 11, 1976, and remained a best seller for nearly five months. The song also topped the adult contemporary chart for two weeks. It remains Simon’s biggest solo hit.
In 2011 it was covered by G-LOVE with help from THE AVETT BROTHERS.
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