via rawbone
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The Papoose
He wears the Snuggie on his back and gathers it around her as he carries her. Lightweight, flexible, and easy to carry anywhere, but right here seems just fine.

via rawbone
ex
The Papoose
He wears the Snuggie on his back and gathers it around her as he carries her. Lightweight, flexible, and easy to carry anywhere, but right here seems just fine.

he hit the internet gold!
his blog www.alcoholandnightswimming.com was featured in not 1 but 2 gizmodo articles. i can’t tell you how cocky he is nowadays. remember the little people motes! remember m,b,l!
http://gizmodo.com/5334207/these-donkey-kong-shelves-set-a-pretty-high-bar-for-shelving

http://gizmodo.com/5335872/10-of-your-best-home-theater-setups/gallery/ = #5 on this link

http://www.nkeconwatch.com/north-korea-uncovered-google-earth/
This Google Earth project offers an extensive mapping of North Korea’s economic, cultural, political, and military infrastructures. Through the topic menu, users of this program have easy access to geographical information on North Korea’s agriculture projects, aviation facilities, communications, hospitals, hotels, energy infrastructure, financial services, leisure destinations, manufacturing facilities, markets, mines, religious locations, restaurants, schools, and transportation infrastructure. In addition to locations of economic interest, this map also displays anti-aircraft locations, the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and Northern Line Limit Line (NLL), incarceration facilities, political monuments, political residencies, military bases, and nuclear facilities.
Markets Railways |
Eletricity Grid |
Elite Areas |
Anti- aircraft |
In addition to the geographical information displayed on the map, many location tabs provide links to internet resources which offer more information on the specific location. Many people have contributed to this project (see project history below), and further contributions are welcome. Since launching in April 2007, this project has been downloaded over 147,000 times.