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Aww I love black cats ♡

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Gates of Hell

Oddly shaped lava formations look like a mass of twisted bodies.

Location: Hawaii over the West Kamokuna lava skylight

Photo: The photo was shot in 1996 by Laszlo Kestay, who is currently director of the USGS Astrogeology Science Center

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WTF?!?!?! I don’t care if you are pro, anti or somewhere in between. This is fucking idiotic. Can someone explain this to me???

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Lucas Abela

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👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Evicshen

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The best milk commercial ever

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Ei Wada

Japanese artist turns old disused consumer electronics into musical instruments. Below are three videos taken at a performance at the KENPOKU Arts Festival featuring old televisions, radios and an office fan guitar:

Wada, an artist and musician, has been a noted member of the Open Reel Ensemble, a group that performs with vintage open reel tape recorders, since 2009. For his performance work “Braun Tube Jazz Band,” in which he played TV tubes as musical instruments, he received the Excellence Award in the Arts Division of the 13th Media Arts Festival of the Agency for Cultural Affairs. From 2015, he began “Electronics Fantastics!” a project for festival concerts using old household appliances as electronic instruments. This project will be a part of KENPOKU ART 2016 in Hitachi, home of the Hitachi Group, the world-renowned electrical appliance maker. Wada plans to set up NICOS LAB, a project team to support members in their fields and cooperate in planning and implementation.

More at Ei Wada’s website here