grasstomyknees:

queerfatfemme:

 

randomverbose:

BiBi McGill

Beyoncé’s Lead Guitarist and Musical Director.

Yoga Teacher, Entrepreneur, Founder of Bibi’s Kale Chips

Owner of the most badass deep purple afro I have ever seen.

That’s a whole lot of awesome for one person. Love her.

I’m friends with her on Facebook. She is so kind.

neighborhoodr-chicago:

o

absurdlakefront:

axelrod:

canttuchthis:

twolimesplease:

Chicago, it’s happening.
(diversey+clark)

SHUT. UP.

I’m looking forward to this, though I miss The Counter.

marnauc:

The Fitzgeralds, Christmas.

I want to hug this photo!

myfitnesschronicles:

it-grrl:

likethewater:

followthesmokesignals:

danisnotontop:

one-angry-liberal:

night-cheese-in-the-tardis:

happinessoverhostility:

These are real fucking stallions.

This picture is great from the start, and then you realize that they’re literally wearing her shoes and it makes it that much better. 

This is beautiful. 

They look better than me in heels

I will never not reblog this.

So much love.

Yes. Just, yes. Well done, sirs.

The shoes are what kills it

positive-press-daily:

A battery-powered car has broken the UK land-speed record for electric vehicles at Elvington airfield near York, its makers have said.

The Nemesis, a heavily-modified Lotus Exige which was originally bought off eBay, clocked an average speed of 151.6mph (244km/h). The car was designed and built by a team of British motorsport engineers in Norfolk, and driven by estate agent Nick Ponting, 21, from Gloucestershire.

The old record was 137mph (220km/h). The vehicle clocked 151.607mph during two runs along the mile-long course. During an earlier attempt it managed an average speed of 148.419mph

Mr Ponting said: “It was brilliant. The car felt really good. The conditions were perfect. We’ve smashed the record and then gone and done a second run and done it again. The acceleration is phenomenal. It gets to the top speed very quickly.”

The car runs on green electricity which has been generated by wind turbines, run by the Stroud-based company Ecotricity. Dale Vince from Ecotricity said: “We built the Nemesis to smash the stereotype of electric cars as something Noddy would drive - slow, boring, not cool.” The previous record had been held by Don Wales, the grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell.

An attempt by Mr Wales’s son, Joe Wales, to beat the record in Bluebird Electric last year, was thwarted after the vehicle’s suspension was damaged by a pothole at Pendine Sands in Carmarthenshire.

The record still needs to be ratified by the Motor Sports Association before the record can be officially declared.

thecutestlittlethings:

Oh god .-.

This looks so amazing.

Homo-cakes!

mothernaturenetwork:

Japanese man travels round the world on public transport

A 106-year-old Japanese man has become the oldest person to have traveled around the world using public transportion, a report said Friday.

 

Saburo Shochi has been recognized by Guinness World Records for his feat, which saw him travel through North America, Europe and Africa, the Mainichi daily said.

 

With dozens of his supporters hailing his return at Fukuoka airport in southwest Japan, the centenarian said with a big smile: “I will live more.”

 

Shochi, a professor emeritus at Fukuoka University of Education, started traveling frequently at the age of 99, giving lectures on child education and health in foreign countries, the Mainichi said.

 

Shochi, who celebrated his 106th birthday on Thursday, said: “In my whole life, I have never said ‘I’m tired’.”

Wow. Fantastic.

derringer-darling:

Fuck yes.

Yes !

washingtonpoststyle:

Today, in one image. Women in Riyadh watch Sarah Attar, the first woman from Saudi Arabia to compete in track and field in the Olympics. Here’s how she did in the 800m race.

Photo by Fayez Nureldine (Getty)

Correction: This post originally said that Attar was the first woman from Saudi Arabia to compete at the Olympics; she is the first woman from Saudi Arabia to compete in track and field at the Olympics.