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Shuriken USB - StumbleUpon. The official Dilbert website with Scott Adams color comic strips, animation, mashups and more! Netflix. - StumbleUpon. Baby chameleons photo | one big photo - StumbleUpon. Random photo Submit your photo Stumble Thru animal photography Tags: baby animal chameleon baby chameleons by igor siwanowicz 1 047 420 views Rating: +26 a happy family of polar bears baby meerkats cute “mini lion” kitten Adorable Photos of Animals With Their Babies That Will Make You Go ‘Aww’ Place your ad here Loading... About OneBigPhoto is your daily dose of high quality photos. 2726 photos uploaded Important stuff Top rated Top galleries Submit photo Privacy policy Wallpaper Contact us Connect with us Search Some rights reserved. ©2013 OneBigPhoto.com. - StumbleUpon. Humor, humor en nog eens humor! - Thy Kings - StumbleUpon.

Jup, ik heb weer een lading grappige plaatjes voor je. Het is wel mijn humor, maar hopelijk zit er wat leuks tussen.. Ik hoop dat u weer hebt kunnen genieten! Ok, nog 1 grap dan: The gynecologist who became a mechanic A gynecologist had become fed up with malpractice insurance and HMO paperwork, and was burned out. Hoping to try another career where skillful hands would be beneficial, he decided to become a mechanic. He went to the local technical college, signed up for evening classes, attended diligently, and learned all he could.When the time of the practical exam approached, the gynecologist prepared carefully for weeks, and completed the exam with tremendous skill.When the results came back, he was surprised to find that he had obtained a score of 150%. Fearing an error, he called the Instructor, saying, “I don’t want to appear ungrateful for such an outstanding result, but I wonder if there is an error in the grade?” Ingenieurs humor. Reacties Door zaten veel leuke bij I'm English.

Simple Ideas That Are Borderline Genius (35 Pics) - StumbleUpon. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 100-86. 100. Foals "Blue Blood"Every year sports leagues the world over designate one deserving player "Most Improved. " With Total Life Forever, Foals just might be 2010's musical equivalent, delivering on and surpassing the promise of their previous efforts.

As the set's opener, "Blue Blood" brings to bear their signature blend of smooth-as-butter vocals and lively guitar picking that dares you not to bob your head. 99. "Zorbing""zorbing" n. 98. "Doubt"Delphic is a four-man band from Manchester that is comfortable venturing into the worlds of electronic and dance, while staying true to core elements of rock. 97. "Windstorm"With Disconnect from Desire, School of Seven Bells have developed their sound into a poppier version of themselves compared to their debut album Alpinisms. 96. "Me and the Moon""Me and the Moon" starts out like a classic '80s tune perfected by a group of bumbling outcast high schoolers in the wee hours of the night. 94. 93. 92. 91. 90. 89.

"Three Sisters"J. 88. 87. 86. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 85-71. 85. Kyle Andrews "Bombs Away"Television advertising has always utilized jingles to promote their products but recently Madison Avenue has been increasingly looking to the independent music scene for help. Featured in Doritos' Late Night Cheeseburger commercial this year, "Bombs Away" is one of Kyle Andrews' most rock-centric songs, sinister and foreboding without abandoning his pop sensibility. – Jon Kjarsgaard 84. Dirty Projectors + Björk "All We Are"The mixing of four unique voices in this track creates a beautiful style that is unlike anything each individual has produced thus far. 83. "Take It In""Take It In" begins pretty edgy, with a dark industrial kind of beat. 82. "In Which I, Robert"Slinky and cool, "In Which I, Robert" colors indie rock with a jazz filter. 81.

"Down Down Down"The stark beauty of "Down Down Down" is a lovely respite from Peter Wolf Crier's usually spirited style. 80. 79. 78. 77. 76. "Real Life"Have you ever been to a tiny island that no one travels to? 75. 74. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 70-56. 70. Beat Connection "In the Water"This is everything you want for summer. A genre-defying University of Washington duo who have obviously done their homework on the last 20-odd years of electronica, Beat Connection do just as their name suggests, throwing together surf guitars and cowbells with handclaps and echoed vocals.

There's a great bit around the 1:50 mark where "In the Water" explodes and implores you to dance and grin and move and really mean it. – Jon Kjarsgaard 69. "Madder Red"The beauty of Yeasayer's "Madder Red" is in its balance of uncertainty and assuredness. 68. "King of the Beach"Power chords burst through jangle pop guitars and Nathan Williams' vocals taunt "You're never going to stop me" — there is no frilly sentiment here. 67. "A Mind I Knew""A Mind I Knew" is melodic brilliance from this Brooklyn-based band's debut album Wild Smile. 66. 65. 64. 63. "Bushwick Blues"This is the sound of rock and roll's heart beating. 62. "Night"The darkness isn't always scary. 61. 60. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 55-41.

55. Dom "Burn Bridges"New love, passing love, lost love, and unrequited love have always each been staples of popular music, and in this anthem Dom rejects friends and lovers alike and suggests you try the same. "Burn Bridges" makes heart-breaking sentiment feel like a celebration. – Jon Kjarsgaard 54. Anais Mitchell feat. Ben Knox Miller and Justin Vernon "Wait for Me"Few songs have the potential to really break your heart. 53. "Too Much"Some may say "Too Much" is just that, an overstuffed track with sci-fi sounds and exploding drums, horns, and strings flurrying through the song. 52.

"Next Girl"It may have something to do with the music video having girls dancing and fawning over a seductive stuffed dinosaur, but "Next Girl" sounds like the beginnings of a perfect stripper song a la "Pour Some Sugar on Me," yet that turns into something more. 51. 50. "Go Outside"Pure of heart and dripping with sweetness, Cults' "Go Outside" is childhood summer incarnate. 49. 48. 47. 46. 45. 44. 43. 42. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 40-26. 40. Kings of Leon "Radioactive""Radioactive" exits as it enters, with an assaultive bass solo that anchors the entire song. Kings of Leon build on its foundation with rapid, tinkling guitar, skipping drums, and hearty vocals. You can't leave your past behind, and the band nods to its gritty start while embracing their growth and evolution to smart arena-ready rock. – Stacey Lansing 39.

Villagers "Becoming a Jackal"Conor O'Brien's wounded voice pairs well with '60s influenced pop-rock that wouldn't sound out of place in the Lennon/McCartney canon. 38. "Revival"Mixing up form — opting for chorus-verse-chorus-verse-verse — is just one way Deerhunter fills "Revival" with surprises. 37. "Our Deal""Our Deal" is straight, unfiltered California sunshine served in two minutes of bliss. 36.

"Fall Hard""Fall Hard" is a chameleon-esque track that could fit right in to the laziest of Sundays or the craziest of Saturday nights. 35. "Queen Black Acid"You are scared of girls. 34. 33. 32. 31. 30. 29. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 25-11. 25. Beach House "Walk in the Park"The perfect soundtrack to a dream, "Walk in the Park" effortlessly bobs along.

There is no real peak in the song. It just consistently delivers simple beats for Victoria Legrand's vocals to soar over and it works for the atmosphere they are trying to create: an ethereal sound that would also pair well with a casual stroll to match its title. – Lindsay Juley 24. The Walkmen "Stranded"As the lead-in to the fiery "Victory," "Stranded" strolls in midway through The Walkmen's quietly brilliant Lisbon. 23. "This Orient"While being a comfortably predictable five-man band making indie love songs, there is an element of perfection that Foals adds to that predictability. 22.

"Undertow""Undertow" is a sea of moods. 21. "I Walked"The slow undulating beat that starts out "I Walked" by Sufjan Stevens pulsates with pain. 20. "Apply"Have you ever been lost in the jungle, in complete darkness, the only guide being your torch and thumping sounds of a constant drum? 19. Jonk Music: Best Songs of 2010: 10-1. 10. Best Coast "Boyfriend"The theme of desiring another's man is not uncommon within the musical world. With women like Taylor Swift and Avril Lavigne in the spotlight, it seems that Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino jumps on that train, too, with "Boyfriend. " What makes this rendition rise above the others is Cosentino's doo-wop pop vocals and garage-rock guitar riffs. 9. "King of Spain"The Tallest Man on Earth makes a good companion whilst traveling lyrically through Spain and musically through Appalachia. 8.

"Hard Believer"The depth of voice and subject matter belie the age of Sweden's First Aid Kit – sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg have been alive for barely two decades. 7. "O.N.E. " 6. "Mouthful of Diamonds"Phantogram is the soundtrack to the urban dating scene — concrete, glass, alcohol, and lots of desperation. 5. "Helicopter"Deerhunter weaves a dreamy landscape of disbelief with noise-pop reminiscent of Animal Collective. 4. 3. "Bloodbuzz Ohio"Consistent. 2. 1.