yes-butno:

BACON ROSES

yes-butno:

BACON ROSES

Dear Homies!!!!!!!!!

I am back ya’ll.  Are you ready for more random nonsense?  If so, you have come to the right place, my friend.

manassascity:

dieyounglivefast:

3rd flag of the 11th Mississippi Volunteer Infantry Regiment.

this is soo awesome.

manassascity:

dieyounglivefast:

3rd flag of the 11th Mississippi Volunteer Infantry Regiment.

this is soo awesome.

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I survived the quake in a doublewide, ya’ll.  Double.Wide.

I survived the quake in a doublewide, ya’ll.  Double.Wide.

Well, yeehaw!

Well, yeehaw!


This Friday, NASA will launch an Atlas V rocket that will be contain a very special payload - three secret Lego minifigs. “Not only will the rocket be carrying Juno, a space probe that is being sent to Jupiter to study the fifth planet from the Sun, but there will be a few unique stowaways. The figures spent $15,000 carving these 1.5-inch tall figures out of solid blocks of aluminum to make sure that they don’t cause the spacecraft to crash into Jupiter by accident. The beardy guy with the lightning bolt on the left there is Jupiter himself, next to him is his wife (and, uh, sister) Juno holding a magnifying glass, and rounding out the trio is Galileo, who’s got a model of Jupiter in one hand and a telescope in the other. It is scheduled to arrive at Jupiter in 2016, where it will spend a year orbiting the gas giant, and and crash into the planet’s surface.

This Friday, NASA will launch an Atlas V rocket that will be contain a very special payload - three secret Lego minifigs. “Not only will the rocket be carrying Juno, a space probe that is being sent to Jupiter to study the fifth planet from the Sun, but there will be a few unique stowaways. The figures spent $15,000 carving these 1.5-inch tall figures out of solid blocks of aluminum to make sure that they don’t cause the spacecraft to crash into Jupiter by accident. The beardy guy with the lightning bolt on the left there is Jupiter himself, next to him is his wife (and, uh, sister) Juno holding a magnifying glass, and rounding out the trio is Galileo, who’s got a model of Jupiter in one hand and a telescope in the other. It is scheduled to arrive at Jupiter in 2016, where it will spend a year orbiting the gas giant, and and crash into the planet’s surface.

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three Lego figurines— italian astronomer galileo galilei and the two roman gods jupiter and juno— are headed for a five-year mission to jupiter
three Lego figurines are traveling to jupiter, affixed to the space probe ‘juno’. the models represent the italian astronomer galileo galilei, the roman god jupiter, and the roman goddess junocreated by LEGO on a special commission from NASA, the three figures are composed of aluminum, created at a cost of about 5,000 USD each. special manufacturing was required to ensure that the figurines do not interfere with the spacecraft’s sensitive measurements and instruments.‘juno’ is expected to arrive on jupiter in july of 2016, where the solar-powered probe will collect information about the planet, its moons, and atmosphere over the course of one year.it is scheduled to launch aboard the unmanned ‘atlas V’ rocket at 11:40 AM EDT on august 5th.

three Lego figurines— italian astronomer galileo galilei and the two roman gods jupiter and juno— are headed for a five-year mission to jupiter

three Lego figurines are traveling to jupiter, affixed to the space probe ‘juno’. 
the models represent the italian astronomer galileo galilei, the roman god jupiter, 
and the roman goddess juno

created by LEGO on a special commission from NASA, the three figures are composed of aluminum, 
created at a cost of about 5,000 USD each. special manufacturing was required to ensure that the figurines 
do not interfere with the spacecraft’s sensitive measurements and instruments.

‘juno’ is expected to arrive on jupiter in july of 2016, where the solar-powered probe will collect 
information about the planet, its moons, and atmosphere over the course of one year.
it is scheduled to launch aboard the unmanned ‘atlas V’ rocket at 11:40 AM EDT on august 5th.

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yes, indeedy…

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